How to Use a Packing Strap and STP for Realistic Everyday Wear

Quick answer

A packing strap holds your STP packer securely against your body, letting you use it for urination without readjustment. Pair it with a lighter packer like Archer for the most realistic everyday feel.

How to wear a packing strap with an STP packer

1. Measure your thigh: Use a soft measuring tape at the very top of your thigh, where a pair of briefs would sit. This ensures the strap fits snugly without digging in. A too-loose strap won't hold the packer; too tight can cause chafing.
2. Attach the packer to the strap: Slide the STP packer into the strap's pouch or loop, aligning the funnel opening with your body. Make sure the packer sits flat against your pubic area. Check that the STP tube is not twisted—this blocks urine flow.
3. Secure the strap around your waist and thigh: Fasten the waistband first, then adjust the thigh strap so the packer stays in place when you walk or sit. The strap should feel secure but not restrict movement. If the strap rides up, try a smaller thigh size or wear it over underwear for extra grip.
4. Test the STP function before going out: Practice using the STP while standing over a toilet. Lean forward slightly to avoid spills, and press the packer gently against your body to create a seal. A common mistake is not aligning the funnel with your urethra—adjust the packer position until the stream flows straight.
5. Adjust for all-day comfort: After wearing for an hour, check for redness or discomfort. If the strap leaves marks, loosen it slightly or add a thin layer of clothing between the strap and skin. Your body may settle into a different position after a few hours; re-tighten the strap as needed.

Product facts

• STP & Packing Strap: This strap is designed to fit comfortably around the wearer's thighs and waist, with or without undergarments. You can wear it under briefs or against bare skin, making it discreet and comfortable for all-day use.