Survivor Filter Squeeze Kit – Emergency Water Straw with 2 Collapsible 33.8 fl oz Bottles – USA-Tested – 0.05 Micron Filtration – Portable Outdoor Water Filter for Camping & Hiking – No Expiration

Really good, worth buying

A must have for prepping camping survival

I love the ease of filtering water.The bottles are very useful.The bottles are very difficult to dry out effectively once they've had water in them. I've left the tops off and put them on radiators and there's still condensation inside. This concerns me a bit as it means bacterial growth could develop inside them, and I'm not really sure how else you're supposed to dry them out.Luckily, the filter itself fits any plastic bottle with a standard opening, so I'll probably just use old bottles for this instead of the squeeze ones.

Had to add some pipe tape to the bottom / first part of the filter as it was leaking through the o ring but after that it worked okay. Have to suck it quite hard to get anything. It’s light weight and it works. Will still keep chlorine tabs on backup, but it’ll be my main water treatment in my pack

Water filtration was great for the first litre - and then the barrel cracked the second time it was screwed onto the water pouch, leaking 60% of the water out of the crack unfiltered

I bought this filter as I was going on a very long trek in the middle of mountains in very hot weather, which would require me to have a filter to be able to get water from streams, and this was the only filter covering for bacteria and viruses, among other things, and my main priority was not getting sick and being able to complete this trek in the time I had available. Within 3 uses it starting cracking at the bottom, and on day 4 the leak was so extreme that I wasn't sure I was filtering the water at all. Thankfully, I wasn't on my own and we had another filter available, not as effective in terms of filtering, but definitely more sturdy.The tears that can be appreciated in the picture are all over the bottom, this is just an example. I tried to repair it with superglue, but there was no use, once one crack was covered, 2 more would appear. Absolute waste of money, and in the middle of nowhere, with no possibility to buy another one. I honestly shouldn't have trusted a different brand to the one we all use outdoors combined with tablets, but I lost mine in my last trip to Nepal.Please, don't buy, it is unsafe to carry this filter, the quality is really bad and it will surely break.

The media could not be loaded. we used this item to filter water from the lake and pour it into plastic bottles. But unfortunately, we could not do it for long since it started leaking.. however, it is still possible to suck water directly from any water source, but not as convenient as drinking from water bagUpd: Seller reached out to me and provided me with the new filter.Will not use much force when attaching to water bag next time.

The media could not be loaded. The collapsable water bottles are convenient, incredibly light weight, durable, and affordable. Being able to stand upright when full is a convenience I didn't know I needed, but am glad to have. The carabiner and handle are durable for hanging. The lid protects that cap from debris and is easy to use. I like that they're transparent and will be able to see if the interior ever gets dirty. They are hand wash only but have a large enough spout where they can easily be washed and left open to air dry.The filter is lightweight, convenient, and adapts to the water bottles easily. I haven't had to use the filter yet because I'll keep it for emergencies. It's good insurance to keep in your pack or vehicle to ensure clean drinking water.Overall, highly recommend for affordable a water carrying and filtration solution.

Hice el gasto porque este filtro sí filtra virus y metales, a diferencia de otros filtros que ofrece Amazon Pero, la verdad está carisimo. Me doy cuenta de que todo lo que se vende a través de health and fitness México está súper inflado de precio.

Great product. Easy to use and reliable. I’d recommend it for your hiking needs.

So I bought these for wilderness camping.Which we will not be doing this year.The plastic bags that come with these filters feel like silicone and good quality but they are impossible to fill without water pressure. You will need to capture the water with something else and then gravity feed them in an upright position. You need about three hands ;).I have sawyer filters that are much easier to use. These are very difficult to suck water through and I think we will use these to gravity filter and then use our sawyers to drink.So.... I am happy with this purchase but it’s not as simple as it looked.