SP2129 Micro Squeeze

I am not an outdoor enthusiast by any means. But I do believe in being prepared. I was putting together an emergency evacuation Go Bag and wanted a water filter that was reliable and easy to understand how to use. I watched a number of youtube videos and saw that the Sawyer was recommended over and over. Even I can understand how to use it. So I got one for my bag and one for my husband's bag. I practiced with the product and it really is easy. Impressed with how tiny it is, too.

Es Sawyer, cumple muy bien, como nos tiene acostumbrados.El caudal de filtrado mejora con respecto al Sawyer mini, si eso es importante para ti, busca o espera un precio de oferta de este Sawyer y puedes llevarlo por un poco más de dinero que el mini.

Easy to use and quality made. Will update after the summer!

I love this thing. I bought it for backpacking through Sequoia National Park/Forest for a week and it did great. I prefer to use Smart Water bottles rather than the squeeze pouch and just use the filter as a lid to the bottle and drink through the sport cap. Since the filter isn't vented I do have to loosen the cap every time. I drink out of it to let the bottle go back to its original shape, and this starts to create weak points along the creases of the bottle that could potentially cause holes after a week or heavy use. The squeeze pouch is the same way though, and I would make sure to have at least one backup pouch with you if you are going out for longer treks. My biggest issue with this filter is that the gasket gets stuck in the mouth of the bottle or pouch almost every single time and does not seal correctly, taking a few tries of taking it off, realigning the gasket, and putting it back on the bottle. The filter comes with an extra gasket but I do worry that this is a weak point of the filter.I did buy this for longer section hikes but I now pack it with me everywhere with the straw and sport cap in case I get in a pinch out on a day hike and its compact size and ultra light weight with that setup is awesome.

Fantastico

muy util en la montaña en los diferentes niveles y exigencias, incluso lo uso con mi familia en zonas de aguas no seguras

I had read that the included squeeze bags aren't that great and can break easily, so I swapped it out for a Dunkive 2L squeeze bag instead. The flow feels pretty good. With this combo, I can realistically filter about 70oz in about 2 minutes. The filter and bag together weigh only about 5 or 6oz and packs down tiny. Filters faster and is a much lighter, smaller package than the Grayl and MSR filters I've used. Will have to see how it performs in the field, but I'm happy so far.

Good in the mountains but not near agricultural runoff. Does not filter heavy metals, fertilizers, pesticides, etc. found in rivers. It'd be nice if there was an activated carbon attachment for such things. I had already purchased several Sawyer filters before realizing this.