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The unique and patent-pending GRAYL Quest Water Filtration Cup (w/ TRAIL Filter) operates like a French press and removes up to 99.99% of waterborne bacteria (e.g. E Read More

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Tsunamii
7
Mar 23, 2015
Did anyone read what this actually comes with? Quest with Trail filter (60 on Grayl Site) + Travel Filter ($40 on Grayl Site) Making the MSRP listed correct. I agree with others that this is heavy for backpackers, but for someone traveling overseas a necessity.
Peege
0
Mar 22, 2015
About the filter...it catches all the nasty stuff and then what . Does it stay in that area where the filter is? Do you clean it? Have exposure to the nasty stuff when changing the filter? It seems like after awhile you would be carrying around a lethal load.
aikopotato
12
Mar 19, 2015
Why do we need 15 purchases to be cheaper than the website directly? Also only $5 at that.
http://www.thegrayl.com/shop/grayl-quest-travel-purifier
torymuller
273
Mar 19, 2015
aikopotatoThis drop is for a bundle that includes two types of interchangeable filters, the Trail and the Travel, in addition to the Grayl bottle itself. Retail value is $99.99
ttran946
91
Mar 18, 2015
I have purchased one of these and returned it. If you are getting it for backpacking you are making a poor decision. It is extremely heavy, has a small reservoir, has a low filter capacity and much higher price than other filtration products on the market. Get a sawyer mini. It is a cool product and would be nice for traveling abroad I suppose, but I was kind of disappointed.
awolf
10
Mar 17, 2015
I'll be driving through Central and South america starting this Summer. This drop spurred me to do some research.
The only other physical (chemical free) filtration system on the market are the pumps put out by First Need. They run about $40 more retail than the Grayl +Travel system, but can process 180 gallons on a single replacement filter vs. 40 with Grayl. As far as operation, dimensions, and weight: I'd say the Grayl system is going to better. The First Need is based on the common hose/hand pump setup where you dangle one hose into the suspect water and pump out clean water into your own receptacle.
Replacement filters for Grayl +travel are $40 (for 40 gallons) vs First Need @ $55 (for 180 gallons). So I'd say if you're going to be putting any heavy/duty or long term dependence on your filter you probably want to go with First Need for long term savings and greater dependability. If you're focused mostly on short 1-2 week trips and want a personal filter just for yourself, Grayl could fit the bill nicely as it is more convenient to use and lighter to carry.
Barefooted
7
Mar 18, 2015
awolfHave you checked out SteriPen for chemical-free sterilization? http://www.steripen.com/ There's a primary filter for silt, etc, then a UV filter for the viruses and biota.
Brady
32
Mar 17, 2015
What a neat solution! Heavy but good for around town or traveling. Wish the filters were a little longer lasting but may grab one anyway for my wife's commuting.
azambrano
0
Mar 17, 2015
Perfect for Boy Scout Troops! Also, instead of taking water bottles to the office or drinking from a nasty water fountain, this is the way to go! For those that do a lot of biking, it fits perfectly in most holders. I am picky with my water taste and ease to use. I have seen the pump devices being used by friends, and seems as a big hassle. It all depends n what you value most. I want taste, water quality and ease of use.
hikeasaur
122
Mar 17, 2015
Interesting! Certainly a great option for international travel because of its ability to filter viruses. Try doing that with a Sawyer squeeze or mini. It can't.
lovestoparty
5
Mar 17, 2015
hikeasaurAgree but cut the sawyer mini some slack: it's like half the price and 1/9 of the weight
backcountrybum
2
Mar 17, 2015
Only 300 uses? Thats only about 140 litres of water per filter. Replacements better be almost free for this price...
boss429
19
Mar 17, 2015
I would send it back this doesn't seem like a good value besides it's a full pound empty. A $20 Life Straw filters 1000 liters.
anhluong
7
Mar 18, 2015
boss429Ya. It's quite heavy. The problem i have with these kind of purchase is I am not sure they compare. Grayl, Lifestraw Go, Lifesaver and etc... I am not too big into backpacking to know. The reason i got one is because i am traveling and sick of purchasing bottled water.
anhluong
7
Mar 17, 2015
OMG! I just bought my a couple of days ago. ;(
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