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Platypus GravityWorks Water Filter Systems

Platypus GravityWorks Water Filter Systems

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Product Description
Lightweight and simple to set up, the Platypus GravityWorks water filter system is ideal for individuals or groups camping or hiking in the backcountry. The hollow-fiber filter provides effortless, pump-free filtering at up to 1.5 liters per minute, and meets the EPA and NSF guidelines for removal of bacteria and protozoa Read More

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Mathais179
10
Dec 20, 2017
What’s the point of getting me to vote then inviting me to buy and then telling me not available to residents outside USA?
hyphstar
41
Dec 20, 2017
A filter life of 400 gallons is very poor when compared to Sawyer filters. That a bit of a let down for me.
grantman
3
Dec 22, 2017
Actually, amazon says both 1,500 gallons and 1,500 liters (which would be ~400 gallons). I think they may have a typo.
hyphstar
41
Dec 22, 2017
grantmanYeah specs on massdrop say 396 Gallons (1500L)
delnerdo
286
Mar 2, 2018
this system will not remove viruses. no thanks. plenty do.
Buzzyclown
3
Jun 14, 2019


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MrBear
16
Jun 16, 2019
BuzzyclownWell done. You get my point though I assume since you are so smart.
Hunty
6
Dec 21, 2017
Shoot, Now I'm confronted with a dilemma, what would be best to take for thru hiking the Appalachian trail? The Sawyer Squeeze or the Platypus Gravity works 2L ?? I realize the Platypus would have an extra 5oz in weight but I sure wouldn't mind spending more time basking in nature rather than squeezing a filter. Any recommendations?
dont_forget
4
Feb 28, 2018
HuntyIf you have a camelback or other hydration pouch you can actually just cut the tubing and insert the filter cartridge from the platypus inline with the drink hose. The upside is that it saves a lot of weight (you only need the filter cartridge) on the down side your hydration bladder is always a dirty reservoir which is annoying. If you have doubts about the flow rate while drinking through the filter it actually flows very easily.
Clouds
0
Feb 28, 2018
HuntySawyer Squeeze bags have a nasty tendency to burst at inopportune times. It’s a shame because their filter technology is awesome. This Platypus would work well on the AT.
AnarchyAelle
82
Dec 18, 2018
Again without Canada shipping. SAD.
RayF
22216
Dec 18, 2018
AnarchyAelle
82
Dec 18, 2018
RayFThought is was going to be some alt ship address method in the US. ^Much better!
optV
53
Jun 16, 2018
I've had one for a few years and it's my single favorite piece of backpacking kit that I own. Makes water for an entire camp so much quicker than a pump. Also, everyone I've backpacked with has converted to gravity after a trip with this.
Cromulent
298
Feb 11, 2019
Can anyone attest to how this work below freezing? How easy is it to disassemble for warming up the filter? Are others better for below freezing?
RevLee
25
Jun 14, 2019
Try getting a cheap fish tank air pump to speed up drying your clean reservoir.
coreyhigham
11
Jun 14, 2019
RevLee I thought about that, and they're definitely cheap enough. I didn't end up getting one because it's such a specific tool to fix this one issue. The gear hoarder in me wants one, but the minimalist side is yelling just a little louder that a clothespin is good enough for now:) I'll probably break down in the future and pick one up.
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RevLee
25
Dec 20, 2017
This is such a convenient system, especially for 2 or more people. You hit the camp site, collect your water, set up camp, then your clean water is ready. Used this for over 2000 miles of trips.
dasman
387
Feb 28, 2018
Just want to add that these things are great. I've had a boatload of filters in the past, but this is by far the fastest/easiest solution. Mine has gone backpacking thru the Adirondak's, various portions of the AT, the summit of Katahdin, summit of Pike's Peak, and all over Philmont.
Ovrclockd
4
May 25, 2018
I'm interested in this but there should be a big drop just for Canada to show our neighbors up north some love...
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