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Alpine Beginnings

Kula Cloth® was born during a trip to the Alpine Lakes Wilderness in Washington State. Anastasia Allison was enjoying a spectacular sunset over Robin Lakes, when she walked around a Larch tree to discover...A giant pile of toilet paper.

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1 Snaps to backpack2 Super Absorbent and Antimicrobial3 Reflective Thread and Beautiful Art4 Waterproof, Durable and Reusable
For all the places you 'go'

What is a Kula Cloth®?

Kula Cloth® is a pee cloth for anybody that squats when they pee.

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The world's first neck gaiter for people with long hair

Rapunzel Fleece Lined Neck Gaiter

The Rapunzel Gaiter (patent pending). This is a double-layered, fleece-lined neck gaiter for cold weather activities. Mindfully designed with 3 unique 'pigtail ports' - the Rapunzel gaiter is specifically designed to be compatible with long hair for active winter pursuits. The gaiter works in three specific ways, designed to keep you warm and your skin covered while recreating in cool temperatures: a single side braid or ponytail, pigtails (or double pony tails, and a back braid (or pony tail). 

Rapunzel Fleece Lined Neck Gaiter (patent pending pigtail ports for people with long hair!) - 4 Colors!

Rapunzel Fleece Lined Neck Gaiter (patent pending pigtail ports for people with long hair!) - 4 Colors!

From $46.00 USD
$52.00 USD From $46.00 USD
Crevasse;Into the Trees;Snowdust;Topo Dreams - BLACK fleece;Topo Dreams - BLUE fleece;

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Join The Kula Academy!

Want to learn more about backpacking? How to stay safe in cougar and bear country? Or how to watercolor? Feeling like you need some creativity and connection in your life?

We've got a school for that! Choose from our insanely creative variety of virtual classes with world class instructors. We can't wait to connect with you! 

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Trail Talk

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No adventures without a Kula!

“Essential! Will never hike or adventure without it!”

— Everybody who tries a Kula
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The most important piece of gear

It's not an exaggeration to say that this is one of the most important pieces of gear to come along in decades.

— Diana, avid hiker and all around amazing human
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Better than a rock

“Much better than using a smooth rock.”

— Coalition Snow founder Jen Gurecki
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Eat bread, wipe with a Kula

"These things are the best things since sliced bread."
*Disclaimer: please do not use bread to wipe.

— a passionate Kula fan

The Kula Blog

5 Backpacking Gear Items You Can Totally Make at Home (If You're Really Into Suffering)

5 Backpacking Gear Items You Can Totally Make at Home (If You're Really Into Suffering)

So, you’ve decided that paying for actual gear is for suckers and it’s time to embrace the “true” backpacking lifestyle: DIY all the things! Why settle for tried-and-tested equipment when you can whip up your own gear with the grace of a mad scientist? If you enjoy endless trial and error, and want to spend your trail time cursing your life choices, here are five backpacking gear items you can definitely make at home.

Is the Kula Cloth Just a Marketing Ploy? A GYN Nurse Weighs In on the Debate

Is the Kula Cloth Just a Marketing Ploy? A GYN Nurse Weighs In on the Debate

Is the Kula Cloth a marketing ploy? In the ever-evolving world of outdoor gear, new products often spark debates about their necessity and authenticity. One such product is the Kula Cloth, an antimicrobial pee cloth designed for outdoor enthusiasts, particularly women.

How to clean a Kula Cloth!

How to clean a Kula Cloth!

You've got a Kula Cloth -- but how do you clean it? In this post, Anastasia Allison, the founder of Kula Cloth will tell you exactly how to care for your Kula Cloth -- at home or in the backcountry!

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