STP STAND TO PEE DEVICES
Trans-Owned · Designed for Trans Bodies · Ships from the US
Pack. Pee.
Feel Like Yourself.
Stand-to-pee devices for trans men, trans masculine, gender expansive, gnc, and non-binary people — from first-timer options at $48 to premium handcrafted silicone. Every TGS house STP Packer is designed and tested by our community. Most are fully 3-in-1: pack, pee, and play with one device.
Why platinum-cured silicone — and why it matters
TGS house STPs are made from body-safe, platinum-cured silicone — non-porous, odor-resistant, dishwasher safe, and built to warm to your body naturally. It's the same material standard found in prosthetics costing two to three times more.
Non-porous means bacteria can't penetrate the surface. Your device stays cleaner longer, is easier to sanitize, and lasts years with basic care. Choose a shade slightly darker than your forearm skin tone — silicone warms against the body and lightens slightly, so going a touch darker gives the most realistic result.
STP guides, comparisons & FAQs+
TGS House STPs — designed in-house, tested by our community
STP Freely
Ergonomic cup, forgiving seal, urinal-ready. The most forgiving design in the lineup — wider cup area tolerates positioning variation while you're learning. Bulge Rating: 4/5.
STP Freely XL
Everything the Freely does — more shaft length, deeper cup, wider urethral opening. Built for heavier flows and those who want more presence. Compatible with the Freely Play Rod. Bulge Rating: 4.5/5.
The Lou STP
Angled shaft, deep no-spill cup, weighted feel that packs naturally all day. Engineered for the urinal position. Community favorite for experienced STP users. Play-ready with the Lou Play Rod. Bulge Rating: 4.5/5.
STP Freely — Hand Painted
The same Freely design in a hand-painted finish. Each one is unique. Same ergonomic cup and forgiving seal — different energy.
House STP comparison
| Device | Best for | Packs? | Play-ready? | Bulge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STP Freely | First-time STP users | ✅ | ✅ with Freely Rod | 4 / 5 |
| STP Freely XL | Heavier flows, more presence | ✅ | ✅ with Freely Rod | 4.5 / 5 |
| The Lou | Experienced users, urinal confidence | ✅ | ✅ with Lou Rod | 4.5 / 5 |
Play rods are $20 and sold separately. Bulge Rating Guide — why shaft length isn't the whole story →
Curated third-party STPs — other brands we trust
Packer Gear STP
The most affordable STP in the collection. Hard silicone, wide bowl, easy to learn on — a low-stakes way to figure out if STP use is right for you before investing in a premium device.
Emisil Compact STP
The premium handcrafted option in the lineup. Medical-grade platinum silicone, exceptional anatomical realism, generous cup for strong streams. For those who want the best available regardless of price.
Number One STP
Soft silicone construction with a natural packing feel. Good middle-ground option between the Packer Gear and the TGS house lineup.
Model E STP
Compact stand-to-pee design from Number One Laboratory. Softer silicone, more discreet profile — a solid option for those who want a smaller device.
Compact Sport STP 4"
Engineered for active use — lower bulk, secure during movement. The sport-oriented option in the Number One Laboratory lineup.
Sam STP
A well-regarded 3-in-1 from NY Toy Collective. Soft silicone, realistic shape, fully pack-pee-play capable. Popular in the community for its natural feel.
pStyle
A standalone urinal funnel — does not pack, not 3-in-1. Simple, reliable, and useful as a first step to figure out stream management before committing to a full STP packer.
Complete Your Setup
I've never used an STP — where do I start?
Start with the STP Freely. It's the most forgiving design in the lineup — the cup has a wider seal area that tolerates more positioning variation while you're figuring it out. Practice at home in the shower first, sitting down, before trying standing at a urinal. The full how-to is in the TGS STP Guide.
How does standing to pee actually work?
The cup sits against your body and captures urine, which flows through the internal channel and out the tip of the shaft. Positioning is everything — your anatomy needs to align with the cup opening. It takes practice. Going too fast, not having the right seal, or wearing incompatible underwear are the most common issues. The STP Guide covers positioning, practice stages, stream management, and urinal use in detail.
What's the difference between the Freely, Freely XL, and The Lou?
The Freely is the most forgiving for beginners — wider cup seal, more tolerant of positioning variation. The Freely XL has more shaft length, a deeper cup, and a wider urethral opening — better for heavier flows and those who want more visible presence. The Lou has a deeply angled cup designed specifically for the urinal position and a weighted feel that packs naturally all day — the choice once you have positioning down. All three are play-ready with their respective rods ($20, sold separately).
What underwear do I need?
STP-specific underwear holds your device in the correct position for standing use — without it, you're improvising every time. Cake Bandit STP underwear is flat-front and purpose-built for this. If you'd rather wear your own underwear, an O-ring harness gives you the same hold without replacing your whole drawer.
How do I clean and care for my STP?
Rinse with warm water after every use. For a thorough clean, use a body-safe toy cleaner or mild soap — the non-porous silicone means bacteria can't penetrate the surface, so cleaning is straightforward. You can also run house STPs through the dishwasher (top rack, no detergent). Store dry. A light dusting of Packer Renewing Powder keeps the surface smooth and extends the life of your device.
Do you ship discreetly?
Always. Every TGS order ships in a plain, unmarked mailer. The return address reads "Shipping Dept." only — no product names, no brand name on the outside.
From the blog
The Complete STP Guide
How STPs work, how to practice, positioning for the urinal, stream management, and what to do when it leaks.
Read the Guide →What Size Packer Should I Get?
The TGS Bulge Rating System — why shaft length isn't the whole story and how to pick the right size for your body.
Read the Guide →FTM Packing — Everything You Need to Know
New to packing? Start here. What packing is, how to choose your first device, and what to expect.
Read the Guide →How to Care for Your Packer
Cleaning, sanitizing, and storage — how to keep your device body-safe and make it last.
Read the Guide →
