If you're male and, like me, you're not comfortable opening up just about anywhere when you feel the urge, finding a place to pee when you're out of home/office can be a huge struggle.
But despair not, here is something that might interest you.
An American urologist, Dr Floyd Seskin, has come up with a mobile urinal that can be fitted into a golf bag.
Seskin's invention has a wide opening at the top, a handle that can hold about half a litre of liquid, and a tight-fitting seal. The novel device comes with a towel that attaches to the belt, and the club to allow some "private hands-free relief".
I don't play golf (and something tells me most of you don't either) but, hey, this is an interesting concept and there's nothing to stop an NID grad or a bright Indian entrepreneur from coming up with a modified version of the UroClub to suit our conditions.
Okay, if you're still with me on this, here are some details about the Uroclub that I picked up from its website (http://www.uroclub.com/).
Every aspect of this piece of equipment has been meticulously worked out to make it simple and trouble free to use. To start with, the UroClub™ is designed from a light weight resin with a molded grip. The cap opens and closes easily and is designed with a triple sealing system to ensure that it is leak proof.
The privacy shield hooks to the sides of the pants or belt and adds stability. This allows freedom of the hands to manipulate the club and zipper.
The entire club is made of a non-porous material. Therefore, caring and cleaning is effortless!
The UroClub™ is intended to eliminate anxiety and any feeling of uneasiness on the course. It can be emptied at the nearest restroom or later on, when the golfer returns home.
Capacity: Over half a liter, twice the volume commonly urinated.
Length: Like a standard 7 Iron
