Whiz Freedom Feminine Funnel
- You'll wonder how you ever lived with out one before. Not only is the Whiz so handy to have on boating trips, you'll love it for any outdoor activity. Especially those questionable road-side pit toilets, no more hovering.
- Made from a medical-grade, latex free, anti-bacterial and water repellent thermoplastic elastomer. Give the Whiz a flick of the wrist when done and liquids shed in a blink of the eye.
- The Whiz is flexible and will fit into a small pocket or purse for discreet carrying.
- Whiz Freedom is included in every NRS women's drysuit at zero cost!
- Essential for the outdoors woman!
- Size: 6" total length, 4" wide cup opening
- Material: Latex free thermoplastic elastomer
- Anti-bacterial
- Water repellent
- Machine or dishwasher safe
- Essential for the outdoors woman
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviews(based on 11 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
89%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
- Packs up small (9)
- Easy to clean (8)
- Lightweight (7)
- Easy to set up (6)
- Durable (4)
Cons
- Awkward to use (3)
- Flimsy (3)
Best Uses
- Camping (3)
- Kayak / canoe / rafting (3)
- Was this a gift?:
- No (8), Yes (3)
Most Liked Positive Review
What a Wonderful Whiz it Was
There are exactly 4 "luxury" places to pee while rafting 272 miles down the Colorado River while winding through the bottom of the Grand Canyon for an entire 16 days...once...Read complete review
There are exactly 4 "luxury" places to pee while rafting 272 miles down the Colorado River while winding through the bottom of the Grand Canyon for an entire 16 days...once, when you start (Lee's Ferry) two on the journey (Phantom Ranch and Diamond Creek)and once at journey's end (Lake Mead takeout). If you are a woman among a small convoy of mixed company, that is a big deal. Then there are exactly a zillion places you are "allowed" to pee, as long as it involves wading out below the high water line, off the edge of a raft, or squatting over a groover that is less than groovey after day 1. They all involve a whole lot a' hiney baring, precarious balancing, and sitting in or on who knows what in various stages of undress. I actually bought my whiz before I made any other major gear purchases. Hey, I know my priorites. Although I didn't use it all the time (honestly, by day 8 on the Colorado survival was my only priority)the times I did use it were worth it's weight in gold. Ya, it doesn't weigh much so that may not be the greatest analogy, but you have no idea how great it was to stand, turn your back, unzip the wetsuit or splash gear, stand along the bank and be a guy for 30 seconds! Or from the back of the raft! Gee Whiz how cool is that! PS it not only survived the entire grueling trip while other gear was shredded, ruined, or destroyed...it looks and cleans up as good as new. Ya, I've bonded with my Whiz. And more than ever appreciating the simple things in life. like living!
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Most Liked Negative Review
Whiz Freedom Feminine Funnel
This product was ridiculously expensive considering it's a piece of flimsy plastic. Does NOT work with a drysuit! So flimsy it bends and just doesn't work with all the layers I am bundled up ...Read complete review
This product was ridiculously expensive considering it's a piece of flimsy plastic. Does NOT work with a drysuit! So flimsy it bends and just doesn't work with all the layers I am bundled up in for winter paddling. I was really disappointed. Would not recommend it for any use whatsoever. And the $ it sells for, I just don't get that...
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Pros
- Easy to clean
- Easy to use
- Lightweight
- Packs up small
Cons
- Bends Too Easily
- Flimsy
Best Uses
- Travel In Third World
Comments about Whiz Freedom Feminine Funnel:
Perfect for my travels in third world countries.
It is easily cleaned, packs light and small.
Service and delivery comments:
Delivery was prompt, and everything was in working order.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy to clean
- Lightweight
- Packs up small
Cons
Best Uses
- Whitewater in drysuit
Comments about Whiz Freedom Feminine Funnel:
This is totally an awesome addition to a drysuit, even if you have a drop seat. With a drop seat or without, having to take down a part of your outfit and then try and squat precariously somewhere along a riverbank with it's slippery rocks, mud, poison oak and of course water is a disaster waiting to happen. This little tool eliminates all of that. The only issue I've had is wearing bulky clothing underneath my drysuit in frigid water and trying to get all that out of the way to get this through the front zipper. Even so, I only had one little incident and that wasn't bad at all. Love the convenience and may carry one with me in my vehicle as well for those days there is nowhere to 'go'.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Packs up small
Cons
Best Uses
- Camping
Comments about Whiz Freedom Feminine Funnel:
got it for her but she got *issed off!
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Pros
- Easy to clean
- Easy To Set Up
- Lightweight
- Packs up small
- Sturdy
Cons
- Awkward to Use
- Steep learning curve
Best Uses
- Peeing
Comments about Whiz Freedom Feminine Funnel:
This was a great purchase for a lady in a dry-suit, but make sure your suit has a front relief zipper. Otherwise it was easier to hang butt off the raft.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy to clean
- Lightweight
- Packs up small
Cons
- Awkward to Use
- Flimsy
Best Uses
- Backpacking
- Camping
- Long day hikes
Comments about Whiz Freedom Feminine Funnel:
I had high hopes for this, but trying to use it through the relief zip with insulating layers under a drysuit just didn't work. It will bend in half, cutting off any potential flow when trying to position it. It might work OK when just wearing shorts or a swimsuit, but trying to maneuver it through insulation and long underwear was impossible... it was easier to remove the drysuit! I will go back to the other kind that is more rigid. The good thing about the Whiz Freedom, however, is how small it packs and how light weight it is. You can actually stuff it into a pocket!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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