Backpacking Bidet Bathroom Kit — Kula Cloth, Bidet & Trowel
A simple, lightweight backcountry bathroom system for cleaner, more comfortable pooping outdoors.
The Backpacking Bidet Bathroom Kit combines three of our favorite outdoor hygiene essentials: a Holey Hiker Bidet, Kula Cloth® reusable hygiene cloth, and ultralight backpacking trowel. Together, they give hikers, backpackers, campers, and travelers an easy way to create a more comfortable bathroom routine while reducing reliance on toilet paper.
What’s Included:
Holey Hiker Bidet
A lightweight portable bidet designed for backpacking and outdoor use. Add it to a compatible water bottle and use water to clean up instead of relying solely on toilet paper.
Kula Cloth® Reusable Hygiene Cloth
After using your bidet, nobody wants to immediately pull their underwear up over a wet butt. Use your Kula Cloth to gently pat dry, then snap it closed and attach it to the outside of your pack to dry.
If you use this Kula as a post-bidet drying cloth, we recommend keeping it dedicated to that purpose rather than also using the same cloth as your pee cloth.
Ultralight Backpacking Trowel
For digging proper catholes when backcountry regulations allow. Lightweight, durable, and considerably better than attempting to excavate a hole with a stick while questioning every decision that led you to this moment.
Why Use a Backpacking Bidet?
A portable bidet can help reduce the amount of toilet paper you need to carry into—and pack out of—the backcountry. It also gives you the distinctly luxurious experience of actually washing yourself instead of repeatedly wiping dirt around your butt and hoping for the best.
Pair it with a reusable drying cloth and lightweight trowel and you’ve got a compact outdoor bathroom system ready for backpacking, hiking, camping, bikepacking, travel, festivals, and anywhere else conventional bathrooms are in short supply.
A Better Backcountry Bathroom Setup
Pooping outside doesn't have to be complicated.
Dig your cathole according to local regulations and Leave No Trace recommendations. Do your business. Wash with your bidet. Pat dry with your dedicated Kula Cloth. Pack out anything that needs to be packed out.
Because nobody goes backpacking because they want to spend the entire trip thinking about their butt (unless you do, in which case, I'm not here to judge).