Gravity water filter hiking

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    • 3 litres for 132 g: The lightest way here to carry three litres of filtration, which you feel on day three of a route.
    • Slide-lock top bar: The whole top opens wide to scoop straight out of a beck, then locks shut and hangs from the moulded handle.
    • Drink off the hose: The line runs through an inline filter straw to a bite valve, so you drink direct or fill bottles for the group.
    • Flat rectangular body: It lies against the back panel of a rucksack instead of rolling about like a barrel bag.
    • 0.35 mm TPU, graduated: Same wall thickness as the bigger bags, marked in half litre steps to 3.0 L so you can see what is left.

    The Hiking Gravity Water Filter: Three Litres of Filtered Water at 132 g

    Multi-day routes in Snowdonia or the Cairngorms usually put water close by and taps hours away. The Gravity Water Filter Hiking bladder holds 3 litres for 132 g, so the water is the only weight you notice. Slide the top bar open, scoop straight out of a beck, lock it shut and hang it by the moulded handle. Gravity pushes the water down the hose, through the inline filter straw and out of the bite valve, which means a drink on the move or a bottle filled for somebody else without unpacking anything. The flat rectangular shape sits against the back panel of a rucksack rather than rolling around loose in the main compartment. Markings run in half litre steps up to 3.0 litres, so one look tells you whether the next stream is optional or not.

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