Kula Hygiene Kit – Complete Outdoor Bathroom System for Hiking, Backpacking & Travel
Product details
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If you’ve ever found yourself staring into an empty trailhead bathroom dispenser, carrying soggy toilet paper in a ziplock bag, or quietly wondering how people actually handle hygiene outdoors… this kit was built for you.
The Kula Hygiene Kit is a complete outdoor bathroom system designed for hikers, backpackers, campers, travelers, festival-goers, and anyone looking for a cleaner, simpler, lower-waste way to stay comfortable outside. Instead of piecing together random gear and hoping for the best, this kit gives you a lightweight, organized setup built specifically for real outdoor use.
For experienced adventurers, it replaces the awkward systems that never quite work well. For beginners, it removes a huge layer of uncertainty around outdoor hygiene. And for low-waste travelers, it offers a reusable alternative to constantly buying and throwing away paper products on the go.
The goal is simple: less waste, less stress, and more freedom to enjoy being outside.
Retail value of all items in kit: $136
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Kula Cloth® Reusable Antimicrobial Pee Cloth
The core of the system. A reusable antimicrobial pee cloth designed for people who squat when they pee outdoors. The absorbent side is soft against skin, while the waterproof side keeps your hand dry. It snaps shut for discretion and dries quickly on the outside of your pack.
Kula Pocket Hygiene Bag
A waterproof antimicrobial storage pouch designed to organize your outdoor hygiene essentials in one place. Perfect for storing your Kula Cloth, wipes, menstrual products, bidet, soap, or other small items.
pStyle Stand-to-Pee Device
A lightweight stand-to-pee funnel that allows you to pee standing up instead of squatting. Especially useful in rain, snow, dirty bathrooms, muddy trails, or long road trips.
Holey Hiker Bidet
An ultralight backpacking bidet attachment designed to help reduce or eliminate toilet paper use while keeping you cleaner and creating less waste.
Ultralight Backpacking Trowel
A durable lightweight trowel for digging proper Leave No Trace catholes in the backcountry.
Mini Nalgene Bottle
A compact bottle that can be used for bidet water, soap, sanitizer, or other hygiene essentials.
Kula Leash
A retractable attachment system that clips your Kula Cloth securely to the outside of your backpack for easy access and quick drying.
Sticker
For your water bottle, bear can, laptop, or wherever else stickers inevitably end up.
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Most outdoor hygiene systems are improvised: toilet paper in a plastic bag, random wipes stuffed into pockets, or gear not actually designed for hygiene at all. This kit was intentionally built as a complete system so everything works together simply, cleanly, and discreetly.
Once your hygiene setup stops being stressful, you can spend a whole lot more time enjoying the actual adventure.
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Total Weight: 6.4 oz
Includes: 1 Kula Cloth® Reusable Antimicrobial Pee Cloth, 1 Kula Pocket™ Hygiene Bag, 1 pStyle Stand-to-Pee Device, 1 Holey Hiker Bidet, 1 Ultralight Backpacking Trowel, 1 Mini Nalgene Bottle, 1 Kula Leash, and 1 Sticker.
Kula Cloth®
Materials: Bamboo, polyester, antimicrobial silver-infused fabric. Features: Absorbent antimicrobial side, waterproof side, snap closure, machine washable.Kula Pocket
Materials: Bamboo viscose, cotton, organic cotton, polyester, waterproof fabric, antimicrobial silver-infused lining. Size: 6 x 9 inches. Features: Waterproof exterior, antimicrobial absorbent lining, interior snap pocket, reflective attachment loop, machine washable.pStyle Stand-to-Pee Device
Materials: BPA-free polypropylene.Holey Hiker Bidet
Materials: BPA-free plastic.Ultralight Backpacking Trowel
Materials: Lightweight aluminum.Mini Nalgene Bottle
Materials: BPA-free plastic.Kula Leash
Materials: Plastic/Metal retractable clip with reflective webbing attachment.Noofah
Materials: 97% polyester, 3% spandex. Features: Dual-sided soft cleansing + exfoliating mesh design, quick drying, machine washable.
Good to know
Questions, answered
Everything you've been wondering about Kula Cloth® — the simple swap that makes peeing outdoors a whole lot easier.
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Kula Cloth is a reusable, antimicrobial pee cloth made for anyone who squats to pee in the great outdoors. Skip the wad of toilet paper — pat dry with the soft absorbent side, then snap it to the outside of your pack until it's time to rinse or wash. One small swap, a whole lot less fuss.
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Yes. Kula Cloth® was purpose-built for hygiene, with an antimicrobial, quick-absorbing fabric designed to help keep odor-causing bacteria in check. Like any reusable hygiene essential, it simply needs a regular wash to stay fresh.
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Most people are genuinely surprised by how little odor there is. The antimicrobial fabric does the heavy lifting, and because the cloth dries quickly, it tends to stay far fresher than you'd expect. Use it hard for several days without a wash, though, and it'll eventually ask for a rinse.
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As often as feels right for you. On longer trips, some folks give it a quick rinse each day; others go several days between washes. Back home, just toss it in the washing machine and you're set.
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You absolutely can. But soggy leftover squares, accidental trail litter, and forever restocking get old fast. A reusable system is usually simpler, lighter on waste, and one less thing to think about.
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You could — but they were never designed for this. Kula Cloth® pairs a waterproof backing, an antimicrobial absorbent layer, a secure snap, and quick-drying materials, all built for discretion and real outdoor use.
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Not even close. People reach for Kula Cloth® while hiking, camping, road tripping, traveling abroad, at festivals, climbing, paddling, and living the van life — basically anywhere bathrooms are scarce.
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Then this was practically made for you. Outdoor hygiene feels awkward to almost everyone at first, and Kula Cloth® gives beginners a simple, approachable system that's far easier than wrangling toilet paper in the wild.
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Yes. Plenty of people use Kula Cloth® alongside cups, discs, pads, period underwear, or tampons outdoors. It isn't meant to replace your menstrual products — think of it as a fresh, dependable part of the kit.
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For most people, absolutely — because it quietly solves a surprisingly annoying problem. Once you've got a system that's light, easy, and always within reach, going back to packing toilet paper rarely sounds appealing again.