Hi Wetr.
Like you I am very active and have to deal with incontinence when out and about.
I have found that Tena pants work well for me as discreet product with
soak ability.
I find non clear plastic bags wet wipe and toilet rolls are good support to have in a rucksack.

I wonder if you have a national disability toilet key scheme?
In UK we have NKS and I can buy a key & guidebook cheaply to take,
This enables [on the whole!] cleaner & unvandalised changing facilities
nationwide for all with continence problems.

I may be wrong but here in the us I have heard like Nicolas 2 spoke of but I think its a great idea

I carry wipes, enough changes of diapers and a spare pair of Tena Fix pants.

The UK system certainly sounds good not here in Ireland though unfortunately. have to just find what ever facilities are are available biggest problem I have is when driving and the not able to find a place to change,also we have a lack of good public toilets here and often when you do find one its either locked or just plain disgusting I have identified ones in my general routes but this is not always the same.

Thanks for your replies, fellows. I appreciate your comments on decent bathroom facilities, many provincial,regional parks have only outhouses. What I carry are the following;2 Tena Flex disposibles, bags to pack them out,disposible gloves,and wipes.

What I carry is a #24 all silicone foley catheter and an Alpine leg bag. When I need to adjust to certain activities like the beach I can go two hours by plugging the catheter.