Survivor Filter PRO - 0.01 Micron Water Purifier. Comes with Assembled with Internal Filters (Carbon, Membrane), Free Carry Bag, Attachable Water Cup + 2 Cotton Pre-Filters No chemicals. Removes Di...

Me and my 4 kids hunted elk, first season Routt National Forest in CO. This product worked charming, fast to filter, tiny and light to carry and water tasted so good. Loved it

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El producto llego tres dias despues del plazo previsto. Por lo demas, no tiene mala apariencia, pero aun no lo he probado realmente.

I've used it on multiple occasions with different grades of poluted water.It does the job really well but I'm a bit sceptical about the durability of my unit, the handle sit rather loose.Edit 1I've used my survival filter pro for a very long time now and it has proven that it's a worthy companion on my hikes.I've connected a quick connect from Camelback to my output tube and now at every stop near water I can directly fill up my bladder and stay hydrated.I've used it in places where the water quality was questionable but I have to admit this little tool has proven that the filtration is very good and on par if not better then the competition.In places where I really didn't trust the water I've used (after filtering) some drops of hadex or other desinfectant.My doubts about durability eventually faded away and I hope this one will serve me for my next couple of hikes as well!!!

I bought the water filter for an upcoming trip involving a lot of trekking and potential limited water supplies. I am also conscious of cutting down on plastic waste.The filter is very easy to set up, clean (with no chemicals, unless you want to use vinegar), back flush and store away. The triple filter, micron filtration and sheer volume prior to changing parts really sets this filter above it's competitors. It's small and lightweight, easy to use and has a pretty decent steady flow rate, without requiring too much effort. It doesn't require you to lie down flat on wet ground, trying to suck water through a little straw either.The various parts are easy to replace if required and are cheap compared to competitors as well as lasting a lot longer. I'm buying a spare carbon filter as that "only" lasts for 2,000 litres vs. the other filters which seem to last forever! I tried to get hold of some spare hoses as well, but the UK Amazon store were out of stock. I contacted the company directly who could not have been more helpful and accommodating - the customer service was great and something that seems to have gone missing from most retailers these days, so kudos to these guys!Their website also has useful tips on how to use the product and how to stop the parts freezing in sub-zero temperatures (tip: shake the filters out as much as possible and then keep them close to your body in your bag, or in your coat).I did a lot of research on the best water filter beforehand and this won hands down with bloggers and trekkers and has so far lived up to the hype.If I was to be overly critical, the only minor issue I can find is that the hoses give the water a very slight rubbery taste, but I'm sure this will wear off with time and I'm willing to live with it if it gives me clean, fresh water! Also the taste is not as strong as with my camelbak.