Sawyer Products SP140 Personal Water Bottle Filter, 34-Ounce,Blue
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About Sawyer Products SP140 Personal Water Bottle Filter, 34-Ounce,Blue
Overall Feedback:
69% positive
68% praised for its long-lasting durability
The water bottle was durable and useful for the whole trip, and it fit nicely into my backpack's mesh side pocket.
This water bottle would make any bad survival situation fun.
The hose lasts for about 4 months of daily use.
70% appreciated its easy cleaning
The filter is easy to clean and I didn't get sick. The water tasted great too.
68% found it easy to using, while 32% had difficulties
The bottle is easy to drink from, clean, and functions smoothly. It's 5-star quality and perfect for hiking and camping near water. I recommend it.
I can set it up for bottle style use in just 5 seconds, making it easy to use.
When I tilt the bottle forward, it leaks which can be a problem for a young scout.
68% appreciated its effectiveness
I highly recommend this product for those who spend time outdoors and need a safe way to drink water from natural sources without harming the environment.
Sucking through the straw with a filter attached to the end is surprisingly not that difficult, given the filtration level provided.
69% liked its lightweight and compact design
The product's design allows filling more than one container if necessary for long treks or cooking.
72% praised for its fast water flow rate
The water flow is not overpowering and one has to drink it like sucking through a straw.
66% liked its ability to filter large quantities of water, while 34% found it limited
I carry water while hiking as it accounts for the most weight in my pack overall and the water bottle is not too heavy.
The bottle has a feature to click on to my back so that I don't have to hold it.
I was disappointed with the durability of the bottle as it broke when it fell from a height of 18 inches. This is in contrast to my experience with Nalgene bottles, which have fallen off cliffs with no damage.
