Lewis N. Clark EllaPee Female Urination Device

This works great when I am on a long Kayak trip and no washrooms are available

I purchased this and the Venus to Mars female urination devices to try this stuff out. Similar price, utility, and included carry case. I thought I would like this one better because of the soft silicone rim and the enclosed exit tube, but when I've tried it I've found that it can be hard to aim the stream of liquid because sometimes it will come out in like a spiral through the tube and constantly change direction. I didn't have this problem with the Venus to Mars. It's usable, but I have to be more careful with aiming. Otherwise, the fit and comfort level were fine. It is larger and bulkier than a device like the Venus to Mars, so a bit less discreet. Maybe it would work better than the Venus to Mars if you needed to pee in a bottle? But I have not tested this out.

YES! Finally a women’s pee device which checks all the boxes! I own two other urination funnels and have been on a mission to find one that blends the best features. This is it. The bowl is deeper and has more capacity than competing devices - almost 3/4 cup. The material is flexible enough to snug it up to your body, but the addition of a more rigid hand hold area means you can get a good grip without distorting the shape of the bowl. Closed spout… no concerns about splashes. Comes with a zipper case made out of water shedding material to keep wetness inside, ring for backpack use. Comparison of all three devices I own. Height was determined by placing device flat against a straight-edge and measuring to the widest point. Capacity determined by plugging the spout and filling device with water to just below overflow. ELLAPEE: Dimensions: 8.5” x 3” x 1.75” Fluid capacity: just under 3/4 cup, 6 oz Weight: 1.9 oz Construction: flexible silicone with rigid handhold area Pros: large capacity bowl, flexible material, rigid handhold, closed spout Cons: larger and slightly heavier than the open style or SHEWEE Flexi Use notes: Very easy to place, can get a good grip without collapsing device, 1/2” diameter tube for good flow, uniform width for good storage, no back-flow yet, comes with zipper case and clip OPEN DESIGN (similar to pStyle, Venus and Mars, Tinkle Belle, etc): I’ve used a pStyle/Venus-to-Mars knock-off for two years. It does the job, never had a spill. The rigid material is both an advantage and disadvantage, and the open-top design makes it challenging to hold it in place while avoiding splashes on my fingers and hands. I’ve always appreciated its light weight and slim storage profile. I’d give this a 3.5-star review if I’d bought it from an Amazon vendor. Dimensions: 8” x 2” x 1.625” Capacity: a little over 1/3 cup, 3 oz (open design made determining tricky) Weight: .8 oz Construction: Rigid plastic Pros: Lightweight, low profile and narrow (easy to store), rigid Cons: open design spout, NO flexibility Use notes: Won’t collapse, placement a little tricky with narrow design and no flexibility, can’t wrap fingers around spout due to open design, decent flow despite capacity. No back-flow in two years of use, easy to shake dry - you can see the spout, option to purchase with a fabric case with clip for backpack use - for twice the price of one with no case. SHEWEE FLEXI: I purchased a SheWee Flexi, hoping that the softer material and closed spout would be the answer to the cons of the open design device. It wasn’t. The smaller bowl, curved-to-fit design and too-flexible material contributed to all-too-easy-overflow. You can read my 2-Star Review elsewhere. Dimensions: 6.5” x 2.5” x 2” (not including 6” extender tube) Capacity: 1/4 cup, 2 oz (a little over 1/4 cup with extender tube) Weight: .6 oz (1.2 oz with extender tube) Construction: flexible silicone, extender tube also flexible (though less so) Pros: flexible, curves fit against anatomy, lightweight, closed spout Cons: small bowl capacity, curved design = lower fill line, firm grip distorts bowl and limits capacity Use notes: Easy to place, experienced serious back-flow too easily, disassembly of extender tube after use (if used); option to purchase with a hard case (no clip for backpack use), odd shape doesn’t allow for flat storage if you use a different case.

The best one for most body shapes. The design of this is the best shape for proper usage. I have tried six different types of this (mostly top brands); this is by far the best. It is essential for outdoor adventures. I hike alot and I keep one in the car for road trip emergencies. They are great for concerts that have porta-potties too.

Works well. Deducted a star bc the bag provided is not water proof