Survivor Filter Squeeze Kit – Emergency Water Filter Straw with 2 Collapsible 33.8 fl oz Bottles – USA-Tested – 0.05 Micron Filtration – Portable Water Filtration for Emergency Prep, Camping & Hiking

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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.

PRODUCTO: 4,99*. El único detalle que no me gustó es que en ningún lado la empresa indica en el anuncio que el filtro de carbono solo dura 1.000 litros. Solo dice la duración del filtro principal que es de 100 mil litros.EMPRESA: 5* Puntos. Excelente la atención al público y la funcionabilidad de su web. Te registras y te contestan todo lo que desees de manera diligente e instantánea. Son gente de bien, con vocación de servicio.MANUAL: 4 puntos. Deberían colocar mas ilustraciones y menos palabras. Como dicen los chinos una imagen vale mas que mil palabras.Gracias Survivar

TL;DR: works exactly as advertised!I took this system with me on a long hike in Guam. The hike ended up being longer and more difficult than originally anticipated, but, I was able to quickly acquire and process some... very questionable water for myself and another person on the hike. Absolutely saved us from dehydration, or anything worse.The water in question was in a pool at the base of a waterfall. Overgrown with algae and scum, and full of fresh water shrimp and some small fish. We weren't sure if it would work, but figured dysentery later was preferable to dehydration and heat exhaustion now. Luckily our fears were unfounded, and I trust this system completely.My one complaint: it's easy to cross thread the filter onto the bag, which can allow unfiltered water to escape the bag neck. I recommend a test squeeze before you hold it over your clean water container, but otherwise, great setup!

I had these filters for the past 5 years - but the plastic tired so I had to buy a replacement - brill value for money though. The squeeze bottle quality is much better on the new version and the cap is attached to the flask, so impossible to loose it :)I can highly recommend the Survivor filter straw and pump versions as well - we never got sick from water no matter where it was from - stream right beside cows - or a muddy puddle on the top of a mountain.

I was very apprehensive about using a survivor water filter system. I brought it along for emergency use on our primitive camping trip/hike and ended up trying it out.PROS:- Super light weight (Water is heavy!!)-Super compact (the two collapsible canteens were handy)- the colored carabiners are a nice touch to keep dirty water container separate-Taste was surprisingly good (very similar to tap water imho)-Didn't have to lay on the ground to suck up water from a straw like other systems.CHALLENGES:-It takes a bit to squeeze the water through the filter straw into the other canteen. However, this would be true of any filter system I would think.-It took a bit of work to get the stream water to fill the canteen. This trick seemed to work: blow into the canteen first, hold it under water, squeeze the air out of the canteen.-pain to clean and dry out, but this would be true of other systems too I would think.

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

I like that this filter kit is so light weight. The directions were hard to figure out, but a phone call got me excellent help; and it did not turn out to be that hard after all. I found the plastic bag to be awkward. I tried to use it in a bottle carrier (I had to fold it slightly to fit) and it leaked. The other times I used it just sitting on its own and it was okay. So, maybe the first time was user error and I had not tightened the cap enough. I don’t know.