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| Hiking & Camping > Water Treatment | Rated:
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Set up the Sawyer Complete water treatment system and in the time it takes you to unpack your tent you'll have 4 liters of fresh, clean drinking water.
| Dimensions: | 20 x 10 inches |
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| Field cleanable: | Yes |
| Filter medium: | Hollow fiber membranes |
| Housing material: | Food grade ABS plastic |
| Output: | 1 liter per minute |
| Pump force: | Not applicable |
| Pump strokes per liter: | Not applicable |
| Removes: | Protozoa and bacteria |
| Weight: | 24 ounces |
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| Sawyer Water Treatment System - 4 Liter | $89.95 | |
| Sawyer Complete Water Treatment System - 2 Liter | $89.95 | |
| Sawyer Complete Water Treatment System - 8 Liter | $144.95 | |
| Sawyer Water Treatment System - 2 Liter | $69.95 |
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| Sawyer Water Treatment System - 4 Liter Hiking & Camping > Water Treatment | $89.95 |
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Good for small and large groups | |
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| Troop 1020 just came back from a week hiking in Colorado with 17 Boy Scouts. Had 2 of the Sawyer and plenty of water. The gravity bags were great, fill, leave to filter, fill water bottles, and repeat. 20 - 25 gallons of water per day through the filter without any problems. (We also used tablets.) A learning to pass along, back flush the filter often (even from "clear" streams). This will keep the flow rate fairly high (about 10 minutes/gallon). I would use a mesh bag to keep all of the pieces together on our next trip. | |
| ggstart at REI on 09/03/2009 | |
Worked flawlessly | |
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| Worked great right out of the box. Got to camp and filled the grey bladder from the creek. Attached the filter and got 4L in just a few minutes. Filled the bladder three more times and had no trouble with it. | |
| kcarchitect at REI on 10/22/2009 | |