Sawyer Products SP131 PointOne Squeeze Water Filter System with 3 Pouches

March 4, 2019 - Comment
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Ideal for hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, emergency prep, or traveling abroad, Sawyer’s PointOne Squeeze Water Filter ensures access to clean water in the backcountry or anywhere in the world. Rated to 0.1 micron absolute filtration, it, the PointOne filter removes 99.99999% of all bacteria such as salmonella, cholera, leptospirosis, and E.coli, and removes 99.9999% of all protozoa such as giardia and cryptosporidium (Independent Testing Laboratory Hydreion, LLC.; Microbiological Report S05-03).

The PointOne filter comes in a range of models to fit your needs:

Personal System (SP129): Comes with one 32-ounce, BPA-free water pouch. Personal System (SP131): Comes with three BPA-free water pouches (16-, 32- and 64-ounce sizes) for more versatile water storage. Hydration Kit (SP137): Includes inline adapters for hydration pack bladders (sold separately), plus one 16-ounce pouch and a straw for drinking directly from the source. All-in-One System (SP181): Fully loaded with a 32-ounce pouch, faucet adapter, and adapters for attaching the filter to a 5-gallon bucket (sold separately). The SP181 can create clean, filtered water for a group that can yield up to 540 gallons of clean water per day from any fresh water source. Faucet Adapter Kit for Boil Alerts (SP182): Paired with a faucet adapter that easily connects to almost any household or outdoor faucet worldwide (pouch not included) — great for emergency preparedness.

To use, simply fill up the included reusable pouch at any water source, screw the filter onto the pouch, and drink directly from the filter or squeeze water into a water bottle. For even more versatility, screw the filter onto most standard disposable water or soda bottles.

With the addition of a faucet adapter, both the SP181 and SP182 are great to have on hand for emergency and disaster preparedness when water supplies are compromised. The SP181’s bucket adapter kit makes it easy to create a high-volume gravity water filtering system that’s ideal for backcountry treks with a large group of campers or overseas mission trips. The PointOne Squeeze Water Filter is backed by a manufacturer’s limited lifetime warranty.

Since 1984, Sawyer Products has offered the best, most technologically advanced solutions for protection against sun, bugs, water, and injuries — everything from first aid kits developed for wilderness to point-of-use water filters that filter contaminated water to levels cleaner than U.S. bottled water.

Product Features

  • Lightweight, easily portable 0.1 absolute micron hollow fiber membrane inline water filter
  • Highest level of filtration on market — removes greater than 99.99999% of all bacteria and 99.9999% of all protozoa
  • Built-in and removable push/pull cap; spray water straight into mouth or bottle from included pouch; attach to standard threaded water bottles
  • Comes with three BPA-free collapsible pouches (16-, 32-, and 64-ounce) that roll up tightly for easy packing; can be resued hundreds of times
  • Backed by manufacturer’s lifetime limited warranty (Independent Testing Laboratory Hydreion, LLC.; Microbiological Report S05-03)

Comments

Anonymous says:

Fastest way to avoid diarrhea I am an Appalachian Trail thru hiker, which means I have 2,200 miles of hiking experience under my belt. For my entire 5 and a half month hike on the AT, I used this water filtration system. Most thru hikers who choose to use a filter (instead of Aquamira or other chemical alternatives) used this filter for many reasons. It is remarkably fast, lasts a very long time (reportedly 1 million gallons), and is so much easier than pumping.I recommend buying a smart water bottle (the filter will…

Anonymous says:

This got rid of my Katadyn bottle and my MSR pump forever! For years, I have been using the Katadyn water bottle for my filtration needs while I am on the trail and on my MSR pump filter around the camp and this has replaced both of them. The Katadyn bottle was nice, but had only ok flow so you find yourself squeezing and sucking like crazy, not so with the Sawyer. You can use the included pouch or any bottle with a 2 liter screw top, such as a smart water bottle(get the one with the sports top and use the top to replace the one that came with the…

Anonymous says:

BETTER than MINI I used this for the first time on a PCT thru hike. Its simple and effective. I never got sick…..at least not from the water.. I think.. anyways Its not always necessary to filter water, honestly some of the the water i drank on the PCT was delicious pure spring never been messed with by man crystal clear ice cold deliciousness that didnt need filtering. But some of it was disgusting dead animals rotting in stagnant cistern vileness. This is when youll be glad you had your sawyer. I started…

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