💧 Experience Unlimited Potable Water with Aquamira Frontier Max (Worldwide) Review

If you want to make sure your hydration system keeps the water flowing along your trails then this is what you need. I recommend the whole system.

Lightweight and with a high degree of filtering at a very reasonable price this is the best product I have found. Just plug it into your current bubble system or use it as a stand alone filter. Very adaptable.

The best built-in water filter against viruses and bacteria! I use it in my kayak to drink water straight from a river or lake! You don't need to bring extra water on my kayak trips! It includes various adapters for camelbacks or inline tubes!

Bought this filter for my camelback backpack. It goes well with the antidote reservoir. I used it on a week-long trip to Guatemala in February this year because I was a bit worried about the water quality. It was a bit difficult to get the water to flow, but one filter was full, it wasn't that difficult. I had a great week and didn't get sick. Many Thanks

Works well, but flow rate is slower than comparable hollow fiber in-line filtration products offered by Sawyer. I had trouble getting a steady flow in gravity mode. I was expecting this difference due to the viral filtration rate (smaller pores). The device itself feels pretty solid and comes with quality adapters for use with quick-change systems. I like the replaceable filter element and the ability to unscrew and open the housing. This makes it easier to clean and store the device after…

Watch the video - it's slower in Gravity Mode. The video was shot with a 1000 gallon Aquamira AQ67014 Series IV bacterial filter in an Aquamira Frontier Max housing. Update 4-5-20. So I ran 3 tests to determine how long it takes to filter a gallon of water. Test 1 using a standard compressed air fitting to connect 3/8" hose to the filter inlet; 4'-6" drip into the filter; 1 hour 40 minutes. Test.2 drilled the c.air fitting to its maximum ID 1 hour 20 minutes Test.3 Increased drop to 8'-4" 1…