Sawyer Inline Water Filter
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Works, been using this with two plattys and use an…
jay_l_a
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Price Paid: 70 USD ?
Works, been using this with two plattys and use an MSR silt-stopper before the Sawyer, to hopefully prolong the life of the Sawyer filter.
It's a little on the slow side, but if I was in a rush I'd get another filter. I've never got sick drinking water from this, so I'm assuming it works.
Does what it's supposed to do, works great in a gravity-filter setup.
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Last seen June 2, 2010 at REI.
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