Whats an effective, study and reliable water filter for under £50?

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Paul_B

Bushcrafter through and through
Jul 14, 2008
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1,582
Cumbria
Got the drinksafe eliminator inline filters. Works great if you attach it right way round. If not you get taste taint. Works we'll and gd flow drinking from a bladder.

Outdoor Warehouse sell the Sawyer. Think it's gd too.
 

Teepee

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Jan 15, 2010
4,115
5
Northamptonshire
Got the drinksafe eliminator inline filters. Works great if you attach it right way round. If not you get taste taint. Works we'll and gd flow drinking from a bladder.

Outdoor Warehouse sell the Sawyer. Think it's gd too.

Same here. The Aquaguard eliminator comes recommended. I've been using the Aquaguard and the Webtex(same internals, different body) inline for a few years now. The Eliminator is better than the Webtex IMO, and also much lighter.

If I bought again, I'd get a Sawyer for the huge lifespan and better filtration.
 

lannyman8

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Jan 18, 2009
4,005
3
Dark side of the Moon
i have been looking into a pump system that filters down to 1 micron, which is the best on the market as far as i am aw-air, i will be trying to get a bulk buy from the company, the price will be good too....:)
 

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