Abstract: An external male catheter device including a flexible external catheter tube adapted for application to the male organ to transmit urine voided by the patient, a cylindrical shaped belt receptacle over which the base of the catheter tube extends, support straps which extend around the body of the patient, said support straps have free ends which extend into a cup recess around the belt receptacle and are retained in position by a belt retaining ring which surrounds the catheter tube and presses against the belt receptacle to retain the catheter tube and support straps in the desired position.