Ritz's opening ceremony pee bags

yesterday's news a-face.

Sounds like you don't get out much for back country hiking. These sorts of bags have been around for a long time. The technology used is akin to those of a diaper. When fluids hit the contents of the bag the fluids solidify.

Commonly referred to as wag bags. They are used when carry in-carry out rules are strictly adhered to.

Are you saying that there are places where carry in - carry out rules are so strict that you can't piss in the woods? You have to carry out your piss? Is that what you're saying? If that's what you're saying then, wow, that's really something.

When will they be available on ebay?

wait a second wrote:

Are you saying that there are places where carry in - carry out rules are so strict that you can't piss in the woods? You have to carry out your piss? Is that what you're saying? If that's what you're saying then, wow, that's really something.

I don't know why, but this is the sort of comment that keeps me reading LetsRun.

It's basically the same as a Huggies. I use my kid's diapers when we go on road trips. Don't knock it, till you try it. It's absolutely amazing how much fluid those diapers can hold. If you got kids (infants or babies) and diapers laying around, try it on your next outing.

No way you're not allowed to piss in the woods. Piss isn't even toxic, it's just water and salts!

..and ammonia.. and urea..

Some places like deserts have very sensitive ecosystems. I'm not say many people follow these rules, but there are rules like this out there. A little extra moisture, or concentrated urine, could throw things off balance.

Or, astronauts, too!

Instead of wearing Huggies, why not just buy some Depends?

I find it funny that you can fit into your infants huggies.

i been backcountry quite a bit.....never knew about or adhered to this rule, not that I'm saying it doesn't exist in someplaces though

but here's my take on pissibg rules.....do deer watch where they piss? bears? birds? any other animal?

if piss was so damn bad then they would have screwed up the ecosystem quite a bit already in those fragile systems

I don't wear them. I put one in a ziploc baggy and piss on the inside of the diaper.

Eyegore wrote:

There's a link to Teg's Olympic journal on the front page:

http://www.kimbia.net/2008/08/11/tegs-olympic-journal-4-opening-ceremonies/

The most recent installment mentions that Ritz brought a bunch of bags to the opening ceremonies that you can pee into, and the pee turns into a gel for easier disposal. I've never heard of this before, and it sounds like it could be potentially handy for road trips or some sort of gross practical joke involving jellied piss. Anybody know what he's talking about?

I've used these at work (used to have an outside job), football games and marathons. Very handy.

Was at one sold out football game in the rain. Had a large poncho on and used this in the stands. Never missed a play. Disgusting, I know, but when you're drunk, it had it's advantages.

Where are these piss free areas located. Can you post a map link?

Are there signs that say it's a piss free zone?

Is there like, a urination police that writes tickets to hikers, bears and coyotes?

Is there a different fine structure? A bird pisses less than a bear. Or is there just one piss fine?

Look up piddle packs. Aviators use them.

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A bird pisses less than a bear.

Bird Piss?

Go back to grade school moron.

So true. I was laughing so loud my colleagues burst in and saw i was alone and looked really embarassed for me...

Mr Robott Mann wrote:

I don't know why, but this is the sort of comment that keeps me reading LetsRun.

wait a second wrote:

Are you saying that there are places where carry in - carry out rules are so strict that you can't piss in the woods? You have to carry out your piss? Is that what you're saying? If that's what you're saying then, wow, that's really something.

I don't know why, but this is the sort of comment that keeps me reading LetsRun.

I am assuming this would be a no-no in movie theaters or airplanes.....

Is there a poop bag too?

Not really sure where you are going with your statement, but I will try to bring closure. I use them when I'm traveling and stuck in a traffic jam.

Please God. Please tell me that this person below is joking. I will have to stop using the internet if people are admitting to wearing diapers while driving....

huggies wrote:

It's basically the same as a Huggies. I use my kid's diapers when we go on road trips. Don't knock it, till you try it. It's absolutely amazing how much fluid those diapers can hold. If you got kids (infants or babies) and diapers laying around, try it on your next outing.