i have a katadyn hiker. never used it. still in box. not sure if it meets todays standards
or if its really any good as a proper filter.
or if its really any good as a proper filter.
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Water filters for survival
- Thread starter Porter Rockwell
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I have a Lifestraw, Sawyer and Katadyn. All are good and for me it's nice to have redundancy. The Katadyn seems bomb proof.
amen
I'm mad you posted this because now I really want it for my overlanding loadoutGuardian™ Gravity Water Purifier | MSR
The MSR Guardian™ Gravity Purifier delivers high volumes of purified, virus-free water on-demand virtually anywhere on Earth.www.msrgear.com
bad thing about these is you have no idea when to change the filter.
they dont last very long however.
Is there a recommended amount of uses? I figured it was as simple as keeping the filter clean which the site says should be fairly simple
from what ive seen on youboob its a short lived filter.
dont get me wrong here i would love to get one for
me and the dogs. much more simple than the Hiker Pro
but is it as good? who knows. only telling what ive been watching.
no real world experience. but thats the word on the filters. great idea though.
Absolutely. My current backpacking filter does 4 liters but isn't anti viral so having that would be good for peace of mine. May just go for a sawyer since it's way smaller and lighter for backpacking but a 10L anti viral one would be great to have for sure
Shame on anyone recommending Berkeys. There's a reason they won't submit their products for testing. That's fine though, probably same guys buying non NIJ certified plates or ballistic helmets from China.
Sure you're looking for filtration and not purification?
Sure you're looking for filtration and not purification?
