🚰 Enhanced Survivor Filter PRO Extender Series with Additional Filters Review

Good filter. Used it twice in two different bodies of water. The taste was good and very clean. I don't like that it costs $15 to change the charcoal filter and it has to be done every 500 liters, not cool people. This price should be much lower. Otherwise this is a good product. It's very convenient and you don't need to take water bottles with you when you go fishing, so I love it! Please reduce the price of your filters if possible, thanks

This is the same as the Survivor Pro water filter pump except it comes with a second set of filters and hoses. It also comes with a backwash syringe for the inlet filter. Although it's lightweight and made of plastic, it's sturdy and durable. I first tested this by filtering the water out of a dog trough. The water was fine. The next day, yesterday, I took water from a small creek that empties into the Rappahannock River. Again no problem. If me and a fellow traveler get sick in the next few…

I have to admit that the lakes we go to in the Boundary Waters canoe area in Minnesota are very colorful and rich in tannins, but I was expecting over 3 gallons before the filter slowed to a trickle became. In fact, I couldn't even fill a 5 gallon water tank with two different pre-filters! Someone in our party of nine canoes had a different brand of gravity filter and provided all of the water for us for seven days. Let's get back to the Survivor Filter Pro review. After it slowed to a thin…

This is one of the three parts of my emergency preparedness water plan. First, I use a 5 gallon bucket to collect the dirty water from my local pond, then I coarsely filter that water through a t-shirt (I like antimicrobial, quick-drying ones) into another 5 gallon bucket, then I use this bad boy to physically use it to filter the water to "0.01 micron" and then it finally hits my burke. Berkey can handle dirty water directly, but that shortens the life of the filter, so I prime the water. If I