Our #1 selling product

The Ultimate Outdoor Hygiene Kit

Everything you need to pee, poop and clean up outside — packed into one antimicrobial, waterproof bag. Stop piecing together random gear and hoping for the best.

$109.00 $136 retail value

Free US shipping on orders over $55 · Packed and shipped by our team in Washington

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What's inside

Seven pieces, one bag. Tap "How to use" on any item, or jump to that part of the video.

Kula Cloth reusable pee cloth1

Kula Cloth

The original reusable antimicrobial pee cloth, for anybody who squats to pee.

How to use
  1. Pat dry with the soft, absorbent side.
  2. Snap it closed.
  3. Snap it back onto your pack and reuse it all day.
  4. Wash it at home or at camp.
Read our guide to peeing outside →
Kula Cloth Leash2

Kula Leash

Clips your Kula to the outside of your pack, so you can squat to pee without taking your pack off.

How to use
  1. Clip the metal clip on the back onto your backpack.
  2. Attach your Kula with the button clasp loop strap.
  3. Pull it down when you need it. The cord stretches to 30".

Heavy bushwhacking? Use the Kula's standard snap instead of the leash.

BoglerCo ultralight backpacking trowel3

BoglerCo ultralight trowel

Weighs 0.48 oz, made in the USA, with a lifetime warranty.

How to use
  1. Walk well away from trails, camp and water (Leave No Trace says about 200 feet).
  2. Dig a cathole 6–8 inches deep. The end cap lets you push hard without the handle digging into your palm.
  3. Do your business, then fill the hole back in and cover it.
pStyle pee funnel4

pStyle pee funnel

Lets women, nonbinary folks and trans men pee standing up, on trail, on the road, or in a questionable bathroom.

How to use
  1. Position it through your clothing.
  2. The contoured shape guides the flow cleanly.
  3. Use the rounded back edge to wipe, so there are no drips.
  4. Rinse or wipe it clean (or toss it in the dishwasher at home).
All things peeing standing up: gostandingup.com →
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Tiny Nalgene for soap

A small bottle for your soap, so you can wash your hands after you go.

How to use
  1. Fill it with your soap before you head out.
  2. After you go, wash your hands away from water sources.
Holey Hiker travel bidet6

Holey Hiker travel bidet

Freedom from toilet paper, chafing, and that smell that shows up around day three.

How to use
  1. Pop it into your favorite water bottle.
  2. Head well away from the trail and water.
  3. Squeeze the bottle and rinse.
Watch the full how-to video →
Kula Pocket waterproof hygiene bag7

Kula Pocket waterproof bag

Holds the whole kit. Waterproof outside, absorbent antimicrobial lining inside.

How to use
  1. Keep the whole kit zipped inside, ready to grab.
  2. Use the interior snap pocket to keep used gear (like your pee funnel) away from clean gear (like your toothbrush).
  3. The lining manages dampness, and the antimicrobial finish keeps the bag fresher between washes.

Why people love it

One grab-and-go system

No more digging through your pack. Everything lives in one bag.

Fewer single-use products

Reusable gear means less toilet paper to pack out and less trash.

Built for real outdoor use

Hikers, backpackers, campers, travelers and festival-goers.

Ready for your next trip?

Get every piece in one kit — $109.00 instead of $136 bought separately.