Gravity Water Filter System w/ 2-Gal Bag & 0.1-Micron Water Filter Straw, Gravity-Fed Water Filtration System Water Purifier Survival for Camping, Backpacking, Hiking & Emergency Preparedness

This system is great for exactly what it's designed to do.When I'm backpacking or camping I don't wanna pack out a huge amount of water cause that tends to get heavy. But everything that I cook whether it be freeze dried meals, coffee, Ramen, all require water. And then I also need it to drink after a long hike to camp.This system holds a little over a gallon of water and filters quite quickly. I just drop my bag in the river to fill it up. Strap it to a tree and let it go to work filling my containers. You can easily just walk away from it and let it filter away but it does the job so quickly alot of times you dint even need to.The filter quality is great. River water comes out tasting clean and I have peace of mind with the filter. The filter itself is rated for some crazy amount of water you'd probably never need to replace it but if you ever did it's easy to buy a new one.The tubing is high quality and will survive the outdoors. It also has a clip to stop flow if you want to pause the flow to switch out containers or just hold the water for a bit later.The included bag to squeeze filter water is great. You can drink directly from the filter very quickly with it.The whole system packs very small and is so light it's a no-brainer to pack.Overall I love this gravity system and it's coming with me on every trip I go on from here on out

Works as advertised!!!! Comfortable with this selection!

This is Very nice and easy to use ! The Bags are really heavy duty and should last for years . I really like that you can squeeze the water thru and very quickly fill a 20oz water bottle . I plan on buying a few more to stash away for emergency.

Good item

Used this gravity filter system during a dispersed camping/hunting trip in the national forest. It does exactly what it is supposed to do and does it well. Filled the bag with cloudy creek water, hung it from a tree and then started filtering the water into our cups for some coffee. Nice crystal clear water came out. Very happy with this gravity system!

Looks sturdy, inexpensive. Great backup to have in an emergency. It stays in my van just incase.

Easy to use.

I’ve ordered the Yuclet Water straw in the past; we us them when traveling. Mexico is a convenient travel destination for us; it’s a beautiful country, but one whose local water is often of doubtful purity. The same Water Filter Straw we’ve been using, now including four 20oz water pouches, just makes them all the more convenient, allowing us to prefill them, thus keeping a water supply on hand to be filtered if/when needed. We also keep the filter straws on hand in case of an environmental emergency, and for hiking, another activity we enjoy.The seller’s transparency and assertions, based on the SGS report to which they provide a link, that I followed, gives me confidence that it will perform as stated. Moreover, the video that the seller provides on the Amazon point-of-purchase page also offers an insight into what to expect of the Water Straw’s performance. Moreover, our experience with the straws has so far kept us safe from contaminants.Filters capable of removing 0.1-micron sized particles fall into the category of “Ultrafiltration,” and will remove viruses and bacteria, along with milk proteins and endotoxin pyrogens. What it won’t remove are metal ions, lactose and synthetic dyes. Generally speaking, the Yuclet Water Straw won’t be particularly helpful when filtering water contaminated with toxic factory waste. But hardly anything will.The Yuclet Water Straw is very lightweight and, due to its cylindrical form, makes it a convenient fit almost anywhere. Furthermore, it’s provided with a quality, detachable lanyard that can be wrapped around the wrist, a belt or backpack loop. It’s constructed of what impresses as a hard, impact resistant plastic; it’s solidly built to endure the rigors of travel and outdoor activities.Besides using the straw to filter water from or into one of the included pouches, the Water Filter can be used directly as a Straw, that is, by placing it in a water source and sucking water directly into the mouth. In addition, at least according to Yuclet, a “standard” water bottle can be filled with unfiltered water, then threaded onto the Water Straw’s built-in adapter. In this case, the water bottle is turned up, letting the water flow through the straw by virtue of gravity, either directly into the mouth or a clean container. That said, I have yet to find a “standard” bottle, at least amongst those that find their way into our use, that will fit the straw. When I do, I’ll hang onto them to make a permanent part of our kit.For the low cost, convenience, safety and peace of mind provided by the Yuclet Water Filter Straw, along with Yuclet’s transparency regarding its performance, I consider it an unparalleled value. Add to that the convenience of four pouches allowing for a combined total of 80 oz of water to be kept on hand, and it could be a life saver. In addition, the straws have an unlimited shelf life. And for the cost, I’d suggest buying a second straw to go with the kit.