GRAYL GeoPress 24 oz Water Purifier Bottle - Ultimate 🌲 Filter for Outdoor Adventures Includes Hiking, Camping, Survival, and Travel (Camo Black) Review

This will be my new travel water bottle. This month I'll be in the AT cruising section and I can't wait to get some dirty water in it. I installed a Berkey water filtration system in my home. After what the city of Flint has done to its residents, I'm not risking water for myself and my family. Greil now also covers our travel water. Upgrade - Used in the Smoky Mountains. Perfectly clear water in 8-10 seconds. I love this product and think I drew some tourists.

is the best since the legend of Greil. The microlight was poorly designed and prone to fouling. That's why the Grail legend was the best so far. I can't click it in 9 seconds but still way faster than the legend. Easy cleaning, no hidden crevices unlike the legend of the grill. by far the best that Grayl has to offer. Grayl's customer service is top notch. The caps on my gray legend failed, they were kind enough to send me replacement caps along with 3 spare plastic caps in case the stainless…

So I'm not a typical customer. I inspect everything I buy with a 1000 lumen flashlight. Glad I did it this time. I found some water at the bottom of the cup. It was either used or kept in terrible conditions. As well as tons of microplastic dust. I bought this from Grayl, not from another seller on Amazon. I think they may (presumably) send returns as new products. I ordered twice and saw signs of wear. They either need to fix their packaging/storage. Or stop shipping used bottles that have…

I am not a backpacker and am not buying this for use on lakes or rivers or even out of the country. I bought this to filter my city's tap water to remove any possible solids, chemicals and/or heavy metals. My wife and I drink about a gallon of water every day. We took bottles of Zephyrhills and drank 14 or more bottles of water for two each day. I was looking for an alternative to save time, money and get rid of plastic water bottle waste. I have purchased this product and have been using it…

I bought a Grayl Geopress cleaner from Revain. I read reviews from other customers and I love what I read. When I received it I had trouble filtering the water through the filter portion, instead it came out between the reservoirs when depressurizing. I was disappointed so I re-read the instructions and tried several times. I'm 70 years old, I thought I had to return it but I kept trying. I first read others who had this leak problem but found that after I removed the filter and checked for…

I ended up buying a Revain Ultralight and Geopress with the intention of using the bottles on an Otter Trail hike in South Africa from 14th November 2019 to to be used November 18, 2019 and future trips. The filters worked perfectly on days 1 and 2 of the trip, and on day 3 they were almost impossible to squeeze. By day 3 we had to sit on bottles using our entire body weight to get water and by day 5 the bottles were useless and we were forced to drink unfiltered water. I was enthusiastic about

TLDR version; I liked it and I recommend it. I bought it for a 6 day Boundary Waters (BWCA) trip. Most of my team took either iodine tablets during the day or morning/evening boiled water. Geopress filtered water tastes pretty good to me, and I mostly just drink water or coffee. I estimate I used the Geopress about 60 times during the trip to fill two 1 liter bottles of Nalgene for myself and one more. I bought an extra filter but never used it. The statement "filters dirty water in just 8…