XCPee System Urinary base kit for flights

Discover the XCPee Base System: The ultimate solution for in-flight urination

For paraglider, hang glider and paramotor pilots looking to expand their horizons without compromising comfort, the XCPee Base Kit represents a revolution in the flying experience. Designed to facilitate mid-air urination, this innovative system lets you concentrate fully on your passion, without the distractions or discomforts associated with long-distance flying.

Key features of the XCPee cross-country system

Innovative design

The XCPee basic kit includes a 30 mm-diameter sheath with an evacuation tube and connector, offering a simple, effective solution for natural flying needs. The tube is reusable, and additional sheaths are available in packs, ensuring prolonged, economical use of the system.

High-quality materials

Made from PSX silicone, the sheath is both stretchable and breathable, guaranteeing a perfect, comfortable fit. It features a reliable, skin-friendly "balanced" adhesive that ensures secure attachment without skin irritation. Each girdle can be worn for up to 24 hours, offering unrivalled peace of mind for long flights.

Key benefits

• Push ring with secure grip ribs for secure connection to the evacuation tube connector.
• Anti-kink bellows to prevent obstructions and ensure continuous flow.
• Balanced adhesive for maximum reliability yet easy, painless removal.

The evacuation tube can be routed down the leg, through the harness, or even through the arm and wrist for those who prefer this configuration, like some competition pilots.

Why choose the XCPee Basic System?

The XCPee Base System is more than just a convenience; it's a necessity for any serious pilot embarking on cross-country flights or long-distance adventures. Adopted by thousands of pilots worldwide since its launch in 2010, this system has proven its reliability, comfort and efficiency.

Please note: the new liner must be left in place for at least four hours after installation. The adhesive is initially very strong to ensure a firm bond, and trying to remove the catheter immediately after insertion may cause discomfort. After some time and wear, the adhesive weakens and it's easier to remove the catheter by pulling it away from the open end.