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登山で融雪水や沢水の浄水に使用。浄水時間がかかりますがペットボトル2本あれば簡単に浄水。軽量化に。

まだ試してませんし、実戦で使う機会がないので使用してませんが、処理能力は申し分無いと思います。災害時、風呂の水を使用出来るかと思います

普通

腹壊す前に、これ使ってください。

ぺットボトル入りのお水は購入済ですが、非常時が長引いたときには、役立ちそうです。

携帯性に良く、夜営に最高の友ですね

沢水を飲むのに必要。 谷川岳の雪渓・水場などで使用した。 雪渓の上に熊のウンコっぽいのあったんだよなー。 別途、ソフトウォーターボトルが必要です。 ペットボトル互換のキャップなので何にでも使えます。 抽出速度は決して早い方では無いが、まあ毎日使うわけでもないし。 他に色んなメーカーが出してますが、ソーヤーは安い方。 他は6000円～それ以上が相場ですね。

早速、送ってくださってありがとうございました。 思った通りの品物で、喜んでいます。

Tomo mucha agua, hasta 4 litros al día. El garrafón de agua de 20 litros cuesta 38 pesos en la tienda. Con un consumo diario de 4 litros estamos hablando de 228 pesos al mes y 2,736 pesos al año. Con este producto tomo agua limpia gratis. Tomando agua de la llave ya no me preocupa que me voy a enfermar ya que este producto filtra 99.99999% de las bacterias y protozoas existentes en el agua. Lo que no filtra son los virus. Pero es raro que haya virus en el agua de la llave. Tampoco filtra sustancias químicas como fluor, etc. Para filtrar virus y contaminantes químicos, uno necesita otro tipo de filtro. Cuando mejore mi presupuesto, pienso comprar otro filtro que filtra todo. Pero por ahora, este filtro Sawyer Mini Filter me sirve de maravilla. Este producto es para uso de toda la vida ya que tiene garantía para 100,000 galones (378,000 litros). Con mi consumo diario de 4 litros, este filtro me duraría por 258 años!

So, this is probably the best in this class of water filters. I have a LifeStraw, a LifeStraw water bottle, an MSR (I think) travel filter (awful). This Sawyer is the best of them. There is no messing about with it, it just works. It comes with a collapsible pouch, which is nice because it makes it easier to drink from if you squeeze the container. It will also connect to standard disposable water bottles, if you prefer that or happen to have one. It comes with a straw, which is nice, so you can drink directly without the pouch, but you are pretty much lying on the ground to make that happen. One thing about the pouch, because it's flexible, if you submerse it in water, it will collapse and push the air out without taking water in. So, you just have to inflate it with your mouth, and try to scoop water into it. Kind of a pain in the butt. Also, if there is any air in the container when you attach the filter, you can't just drink from it like a straw, because you will just get air. So, bottoms up! I also have a Platypus 2L bag which this does plug into. Not sure if I can use it in-line, but I can definitely use it as a gravity filter with this Sawyer, so that's a nice option. As for flavour, I haven't tried it with really dirty water yet, just clean flowing streams, here in Ontario, but it is delicious. This is the best for the price point.

I'm far from an experienced long range hiker or backpacker. I'm fairly comfortable out in the woods, do about 8-9 miles a day in about 2 hours, and have common sense, but I am not a backwoodswoman (unfortunately). A conveniently-sized filter has been on my "that'd be cool" list for years, and while planning a mountain day hike with my sister I went for it with the Sawyer Mini. This was a 2,500' elevation gain hike that was expected to clock in around 9 miles round-trip, trail reports said the average run time was about 4h 45m. No problem. I'm one of those who needs to hydrate excessively- I routinely go through about 2 liters of fluid on a 9 mile route. My hydration pack takes 2 liters, so I figured I probably wouldn't even need the filter but the trip made a good excuse. I even tossed in a lightweight disposable 28 oz bottled water before leaving our car, thinking "No way is that filter getting used!" Man am I glad I had the Sawyer. My hiking partner is not anywhere near as active as I am, which resulted in hours longer on the trail than expected, and surprise, the route clocked in closer to 15 miles than 9. So we were out there, including a break at the spectacular turn around location, for about 10 hours. The Sawyer performed beautifully. I didn't have to stress about trying to conserve water, which was a real relief on the way back, now knowing how long the route actually was and how fast my partner and I were likely to move. The available watersources were mountain streams on a *heavily* trafficked trail (it was like a traffic jam in sections), so the water looked, smelled, and felt clean and cold already, but I sure wouldn't have risked drinking it unfiltered (as we saw several other groups doing- just say no to unfiltered water folks, seriously, not worth it). Okay, the actual review stuff: I'm ashamed to admit I'd never actually used a filter before, though I've seen other people do so. I'm also *not* kinesthetically intelligent. But the Sawyer mini is super easy to understand and use, lightweight, and doesn't have a lot of tiny parts or really much you can do to screw up. I did a test run when it was delivered, found it easy and obvious, and left the flushing syringe in the cabin because we were on a day hike. On the trail it was 100% slick. The included 16 oz bag for untreated water is a little small, and can be challenging to fill in still water, but performed well despite those limitations. As mentioned, the water was already very clear- no visible particulates, and I was able to filter about 1.5 liters in around 8 minutes, including the water-gathering. I assume that dirtier water with more particulates would filter slower- for the water I was filtering, the flow rate was just as fast as my tap water test run, and it was easy to speed up with some gentle pressure on the bag. I should note that I found an actual water bottle *much* easier to filter into than my hydration pack bladder with its floppy body and wide mouth (the last minute extra tossed-in bottled water was useful on two fronts!), so I'd highly recommend carrying a lightweight bottle for filtering into even if you intend to eventually drink it out of an in-line system. The filter, straw, and backflow syringe fit easily into a clean ipsy-type zip case and were light and easy to pack and carry. I will invest in some screw covers or other capping solution so as to avoid water leakage in the future after use, but this wasn't a big deal for me. I'll likely also toss in some alcohol wipes for future trips to ensure clean surfaces after the parts have been jumbled together. Overall, while I imagine that folks who actually are backwoodspeople have better, higher-volume/higher-flow filtering systems and solutions, I'm 100% satisfied with my little Sawyer mini and its totally accessible price point and feel confident it will perform when needed.

Got it delivered much before the expected delivery date. Product is fantastic. The seller sent it well packaged. I am using the filter. The flow was not there at the first time I tried sucking water through it. Just gave a min for the fibers inside to soak, and then it was a normal flow. Felt like drinking water from a wide straw. Its definitely effective. I am going to test the filter to purify muddy dirty water soon and will update on how well the filter purified it. Few people here complained that it wont filter out the viruses and its only 0.1 micron filter. well, Viruses are pretty rare in the water that you drink everyday. roadside hotels, certain places where the source of water is suspicious, this filter is more than sufficient to guarantee that u will be safe drinking that water. Unless u r drinking water from roadside drainage or some extremely dirty stagnant water, u don't really need a filter which can remove the viruses. If u are still concerned about the viruses, u can order water purifying pills available on amazon. the seller is Hind-Pharma and their tablets are absolutely amazing. Use the sawyer mini, remove all the bacteria and other nasty stuff from the water, drop a tablet in the water, wait for a while for it to work and drink the water. Its an absolute must for everyday use, during travelling, etc. One might feel awkward using it in India as people will definitely stare at u when u are using it, but hey, I don't care. My health is imp to me and clean water is must. I don't wanna be sick just because I drank some supposedly clean water. Its in my bugout backpack now. Ill order another to carry with me for everyday use

Mocht er ooit een probleem zijn met de waterlevering, dan is deze filter een perfecte uitkomst. Gekocht op basis van de vele lovende reviews, ook op YouTube, en blij dat die in mijn bezit is. Hoop het nooit nodig te hebben.