LifeStraw Personal Water Filter for Hiking, Camping, Travel, and Emergency Preparedness
$11.99
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A Time Magazine Invention of the Year winner, the LifeStraw Personal Water Filter contains no chemicals, no batteries and no moving parts to wear out. It features a high flow rate and weighs only 2oz. The ultimate survival tool for hiking, camping, ultralight backpacking, hunting, travel, scouting, and emergency preparedness, its straw design is ideal for purifying water from streams, lakes, ponds and other contaminated sources. No disaster kit or bugout bag is complete without a LifeStraw, an essential component of any prepper gear lineup. Unlike many similar filters on the market today, LifeStraw has met EPA standards for water filtration in independent testing and removes a minimum 99.9999% of waterborne bacteria (>LOG 6 reduction) and 99.9% of waterborne protozoan parasites (>LOG 3 reduction), filtering to an amazing 0.2 microns and surpassing EPA standards for water filters. LifeStraw has been used around the world under extreme conditions for humanitarian relief, providing clean drinking water in developing communities. The LifeStraw Personal water filtration straw measures 9 x 1 x 1 inches and weighs 0.1 pounds; includes sealed bag for storage in backpack or survival kit. For each LifeStraw purchased, one child in a developing community receives safe drinking water for an entire school year
Removes Bacteria & Parasites: The Microfiltration Membrane Removes 99.999999% Of Waterborne Bacteria (Including E. Coli And Salmonella), And 99.999% Of Waterborne Parasites (Including Giardia And Cryptosporidium)
Removes Microplastics: Removes The Smallest Microplastics Found In The Environment (Down To 1 Micron), And Reduces Turbidity Down To 0.2 Microns
Rigorous Testing: All Claims Are Verified With Laboratories Using Standard Testing Protocols Set By The Us Epa, Nsf, Astm For Water Purifiers
Long Lifetime: The Microbiological Filter Will Provide 4,000 Liters (1,000 Gallons) Of Clean And Safe Drinking Water With Proper Use And Maintenance
Make An Impact: For Every Lifestraw Product Purchased, A School Child In Need Receives Safe Drinking Water For An Entire School Year.
13 reviews for LifeStraw Personal Water Filter for Hiking, Camping, Travel, and Emergency Preparedness
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Olga Schwedland –
Perfect outdoor companion
Great product! Ease of using and cleaning is a snap! Size and weight are perfect!
Mark Alan –
Perfect. You will need clean drinking water.
I live in earthquake country. This is a great size, wrapped well, very sturdy, light weight, the flow rate is perfect. The filter capacity is great. You don’t want to clean these when you’re done, toss it in the trash and order another one. Please put one or more of these in your to-go bag.
Zaireen Silverio –
Bang for your buck!
Works great! If you’re thinking of going camping any time soon, this is a great and lightweight item to carry. It’s compact, lasts you a long time, and is generally inexpensive. It does its job well, but you do have to suck quite hard to get the water flowing but that’s just the filter doing its job. Easy to use, pretty self-intuitive. Overall, a survival kit must-have!
Liz J. –
Lightweight lifesaver, perfect for solo adventurers & emergency kits
The LifeStraw Personal Water Filter is perfect for my solo hiking adventurers, or emergency kits. I wish there was a way to know for sure that the water is being properly filtered but for what it does, it earns a 4/5. Recommended for anyone seeking reliable personal water safety.
Bski –
An amazing personal water filter
I read a lot of reviews and articles that suggested getting the lifestraw, and I’m glad I followed their advice. My only question at this point is should I get the steel version for our 2nd one, especially as it filters chemicals (i.e., pesticides, metals), has another separate filter, may be even more durable, and helps make the liquids taste better. One of the interesting things I found out about the lifestraw while researching is that it was originally developed to help people in developing nations with local water problems so that they could get clean water while a more permanent solution was found. Awesome – I can’t think of a better use for it and would gladly support anyone engaged in such causes.Below are some other great reasons to get it:1. It’s one of the most compact water filters you can find that still does an amazing job2. It’s sturdy/durable3. It does its job well with a backed up standard of filtering 99+% bacteria, protozoans – it boasts a filtration rate that rivals industrial filtration standards for our own tap water.4. It does not impose any strange tastes to the water after filtering (although it also does not make crap tasting water more pleasurable to the palate – so be careful what water/liquid you use it on).5. It filters 1000 liters before replacement is recommended – depending on the person, that’s enough water for one person for about 500 days emergency supply. Or about 350 days of camping. It should be noted, though, that if it isn’t kept clean and dry, it probably won’t last that long.6. To follow up this last point – if kept clean and dry, it purportedly lasts 5 years (given that you have filtered <1000 L) or indefinitely if you keep it in the bag it comes in without use. This is a very positive aspect of it for use with a first aid kit or an emergency water or food supply.7. Even with the filter, the flow rate is more than adequate to quench your thirst without feeling like you're struggling to suck it through the straw. I should note, though, that when you first pull on the straw, it will take a couple seconds for the water to come up through unlike your run-of-the mill straw.Cons:Very few in this category but a couple to note nonetheless.1. This is not meant for water storage - they do make a water bottle version, but no large containers come with or are associated with this.2. This is not very convenient for drinking from a portable water reservoir or bladder (i.e., camelbak, osprey, etc). So, if you intend to use it camping or hiking, your best bet is to use it on streams and the like. If you have a hard time bending over to get to said water source, this probably isn't the filter for you.3. Following up on this last point, if you need to filter large quantities (for your family camp site for cooking, etc) this is not what you need. I would recommend getting a gravity filter, iodine tablets, or something similar for that purpose.Overall, very happy with the lifestraw, especially for its price and versatility. It's very useful and brings peace of mind in case of an emergency.
Amazon Customer –
Works as advertised in the wild
Takes a significant amount of effort and time to get water through but worth it when your dying. Water was straight from lake superior and straw did not affect taste. Did not get sick after using straw so have to assume it works as advertised!
Twoninetango –
Emergency back up for my go bag.
Part of my emergency back up plan. Appears to be a high quality product but I have not used them nor will I unless I truly need them.
R Sharp –
Get one or two !! !!
Haven’t used this one yet but what’s se them Elk hunting. I am NOT packing water , when I can take this and drink, and have .. drank water from a creek. Mud puddle . Whatever … Works great .
Mert Yağar –
Acil durumlarda kullanmak için bire bir.
Miguel Angel Galindo Flores –
Llegaron en tiempo y forma, no los he probado pero se ven de buena calidad.
Mark Jones –
An essential piece of equipment any time you’re away from home, camping, hiking, walking. A must have in the event of accidents whereby you have limited access to fresh water.I have one in my car plus another I always carry on my backpack.
farah kamel –
As promised- it’s a low bar by on Amazon Egypt it’s the most important one unfortunately- still came in too much packaging though
jose –
ES PERFECTA Y SU FUNCIONALIDAD ES LA DE UN BOTIIJO. NO HAY PROBLEMA NINGUNO