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Description
Attach the Micro Squeeze to the supplied drinking pouch, drink straight from your water source using the included straw, connect it to your hydration pack tubing, or screw it onto standard disposable bottles (28mm thread). coli) and 99. The tiny yet powerful Micro Squeeze can cleanse 99. This high performance Mini filter fits in the palm of your hand, weighs 2 ounces, and filters up to 100,000 gallons (30 times more than comparable filters). 99999% of all bacteria, such as salmonella, cholera and E. Rated up to 100,000 filtered gallons of water, the award-winning MINI is perfect for everything from camping with the kids to traveling abroad where tap and bottle water cannot be trusted to kitting out your emergency go bag. NOTE: The Sawyer Mini filters slower and requires more frequent backflushing than the Sawyer Point One. The Micro Squeeze may be cleaned and reused indefinitely because there are no expensive cartridges to replace.
HOW IT WORKS
- BEST USES: Hiking, backpacking, ultralight backpacking, camping, emergency preparedness
- Micro Squeeze Filter with Push/Pull Cap
- VOLUME: Includes 32 oz pouch
- Spare Gasket
- FILTER MATERIAL: Hollow Fiber Membrane
- Coli, giardia, vibrio cholerea, Salmonella typhi, and microplastics
- Cleaning Coupling
- 1 – 32 ounce Collapsible Pouches
- Backwashing Plunger
- WEIGHT: 2 oz
Reviews
Johnny McMillan
It's light, compact and very easy to use. Now it was clearer than the original unfiltered water - but not crystal clear - compared to the clear water of the sawyer mini it was a little bit murky. Very pleased with it.
Shiv
The package was delivered with a crack in the syringe tube, otherwise everything was good. backflush), water tasted good (I took mine from the River Walkham at the base of Great Mis Tor on Dartmoor and the water was clear) and very compact.
Paul
But I won't personally be trusting the DrinkSafe WaterStraw and I'll be sticking to the Sawyer Mini from now on! It also screws on to a platypus bladder so you don’t need to cut the hose. But hey presto from rather muddly green water it produced crystal clear water - wow! After a lot of research I chose the Sawyer mini filter.
T. Barton
I also made an end cap by chopping up a pop bottle and gluing the lid over the open neck. Easy to use, easy to clean (i.
Stevemac81
(See Photos)I use the Sawyer mini in conjunction with a Camelbak activated carbon filter for extra piece of mind and better flavourIf you wild camp, or spend time out in 'the wilds' it makes sense to have one of these in your pack along with your first aid kit and survival bag/bothy. Also if I want to use the Sawyer drinking pouch, the male quick connect fitting that I installed on the Sawyer Mini is still smaller than the inside diameter of the pouch neck so I just insert it through the neck and screw the pouch down to the Mini. Now to filter it.
Alf
)Anyway this has left me a bit concerned about how good the Waterstraw is. (I agree with another reviewer who warned not to over tighten the drink pouch because of the washer). Same result.
Ollie S.
I was rather disappointed. I can't rate this thing highly enough. Easy to use, 2 rules, don't allow to freeze and don't squeeze the pouch to hard. Ok on to the much better Waterstraw.
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