Practical Survival 5 High Capacity Emergency Survival Water Straws
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About Practical Survival 5 High Capacity Emergency Survival Water Straws
Overall Feedback:
94% positive
91% praised for its long-lasting durability, while 9% experienced a shorter lifespan
I have used these emergency water straws on several day hikes without any issues, despite being crunched in my pack. This shows that the product is durable and can withstand rough handling during outdoor activities.
I felt that the plastic was cheap and the design lacked durability.
91% appreciated its easy cleaning
I can attach the water filtration straw to a bottle to push water through the filtering end and into a clean water source.
The threaded caps keep the mouthpiece clean between uses, making it easy to clean the camping-hiking-water-filter.
Thanks to the product, I was able to drink from a creek without getting sick.
91% found it easy to use
I highly recommend these high capacity emergency water straws for personal filtration on the go. They provide fast, effective filtration from any water source with impressive durability.
I tried it out while fishing and it provided a decent drink from the lake.
88% appreciated its effectiveness, but 12% questioned its effectiveness
I tried the filter while fishing and found it provided a decent drink from the lake.
I was left without water as the filtration did not meet my expectations.
67% praised for its fast water flow rate
I can stay hydrated while removing bacteria, protozoa, and sediments with the fast flow rate.
91% liked its ability to filter large quantities of water, while 9% found it limited
I recommend these emergency water straws for personal filtration on the go. They provide fast and effective filtration from any water source, and I have confidence in using them to safely siphon and drink clean water from any river or lake if needed.
The water straws did not meet our expectations for high capacity.
