kytrailman
02-13-2008, 21:41
Anyone have experience with this filter.(quality, flow rate, etc) Thinking of using it as in-line and/or gravity.
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View Full Version : sawyer in-line filter kytrailman 02-13-2008, 21:41 Anyone have experience with this filter.(quality, flow rate, etc) Thinking of using it as in-line and/or gravity. Skidsteer 02-13-2008, 21:45 There's some info about it in this thread (http://www.whiteblaze.net/forum/showthread.php?t=32510). kytrailman 02-13-2008, 21:51 Thanks skids I remeber it now. I just bought one from Wal-mart and plan on using it as both in=line and gravity. I will test it tonight.. Skidsteer 02-13-2008, 21:53 Thanks skids I remeber it now. I just bought one from Wal-mart and plan on using it as both in=line and gravity. I will test it tonight.. Wal-Mart? No kidding? How much did you give for it? I've not seen them for sale there. kytrailman 02-14-2008, 07:52 The wal mart in my area has totally revamped their camping department. They sell Eureka tents and packs, water treatment ( drops, tabs, and the sawyer line of filters), and a few other pretty cool things. The wal mart I went to had the in-line bacteria filter alone, the bacteria filter kit ( includes tubing adapters, polycarb bottle, and clamps), and they also had the in line viraus and bacteria filter. The filter alone was around 27 bucks I think( not sure exactly as I bought a few other things to make my bag). The kit was 40, and the viral/bacteria filter was alot more. They also offer all of these on their website. I tried it last night in line gravity set up with a bag full of pond water. 32 oz. in i min 28 sec. effortlessly. If gathering water in the field is never a problem, this is the definite way to go. |