JimJam
Contributor
Truthfully guys, I don't see what all the fuss is about.
My buddies can attest to how big of a Pee Valve fan I am (my avatar pic speaks volumes), and I haven't had any problems with peeing in my suit. I don't have any kind of fancy quick connect or anything like that, I use a stock setup. I find that at the end of a dive, there still is urine in the "receptacle" at the end of the catheter. I simply pinch the end of the catheter, pull if off the pee valve barb, pull my manhood out of the suit and release. With some simple practice, you can get the dabble of urine to go wherever you want. Obviously if there is a head somewhere nearby, it would be best to make use of it, but otherwise, you can do it about anywhere.
I don't see how the quick connect prevents you from getting pee in your suit...when you disconnect, you still have to take evasive measures to get rid of it...or am I missing something here???
My buddies can attest to how big of a Pee Valve fan I am (my avatar pic speaks volumes), and I haven't had any problems with peeing in my suit. I don't have any kind of fancy quick connect or anything like that, I use a stock setup. I find that at the end of a dive, there still is urine in the "receptacle" at the end of the catheter. I simply pinch the end of the catheter, pull if off the pee valve barb, pull my manhood out of the suit and release. With some simple practice, you can get the dabble of urine to go wherever you want. Obviously if there is a head somewhere nearby, it would be best to make use of it, but otherwise, you can do it about anywhere.
I don't see how the quick connect prevents you from getting pee in your suit...when you disconnect, you still have to take evasive measures to get rid of it...or am I missing something here???
