I've spent most of my life outside.

Camping in the Scottish Highlands. Riding horses across open countryside. Walking my dog on muddy trails that somehow always end at the boot of my car. Travelling through Europe, Australia, Southeast Asia -always outdoors, always active, always finding ways to make the most of wherever I was.

And a lot of the time, for as long as I can remember, I kept running into the same problem.

Getting clean on the go.

I never managed to find a comfortable way. A real fix, not some makeshift solution or compromise that most people seem to be fine with. Shared showers/horsepipes. The solar shower bag that needed three hours of sunshine and delivered a cold trickle. Bucket showers.

Stillwell started with the intent to fix a problem I was sick of living with. It's more than just a brand - it's a challenge i've overcome after 20 years.

It's simple. One product. Works anywhere. Drop it into any water source - a bucket, a stream, a lake, a water carrier - and get real shower pressure instantly. No tap. No gas. No mains electricity. No setup. No waiting. Light enough to carry anywhere. Affordable enough that every outdoor person could own one without thinking twice about it.

Four thousand milliamp hours of battery. Constant-flow pump that does not lose pressure halfway through. Dual-seal leakguard design that does not drip or fail. Complete camp kit in one package.

Since we launched, we've solved issues for countless situations. Riders worldwide have taken it to showgrounds and told us it is the first thing that has ever properly solved the wash-down problem. Dog owners have messaged us from beach car parks saying their back seats are clean for the first time in years. Campers have used it from mountain streams in Scotland and rivers in New Zealand. Van lifers in Spain. Surfers in Australia. Gardeners in the English countryside.

One product. Every situation. Exactly what I set out to build. Stillwell is built for outdoor lovers, by an outdoor lover. Not to fill a gap in a product catalogue, but to solve an inconvenience for both myself and for others.