SimPure Filtered Water Bottle: Your Ultimate Travel Companion for Clean and Safe Hydration Review

What a huge disappointment! We refilled these bottles and stocked up for our long hike in Rocky Mountain National Park. At first one worked perfectly, and then we couldn't pump out the water anymore. We eventually resorted to removing the lid and rationing two bottles of water for a 7-mile walk. Not good. There was so much beautiful running water around us that we couldn't purify it and drink from those bottles.

I love this bottle! My husband gave it to me for my mission trip to Africa and it was priceless! Definitely as advertised because I'm still alive - lol - and never got sick while I was there. I definitely recommend this bottle of water. My husband compared the straw to this one and this bottle actually had a few more advantages than the straw. Also, this bottle is cheaper and the way the mouthpiece folds in and never sticks out is priceless. This is very important when you travel.

I have Lifestraw and the refill prices are ridiculous. Luckily I found this excellent product. There are a few things I like more. It doesn't leak for one. Second, the design is well thought out as the straw has a snap on lid so your dirty fingers never touch the spot you are drinking from. It is released at the button and tightly closed with a lid. It is durable and reliable. Definitely a great price and better than the brands I've tried. Thank you for a great product and I hope you become a…

This bottle is fantastic. The filtration is very good as it removes particles and microbial contaminants from the water leaving a great clean taste. It is easy to use and maintain. I bought my own bottle to take home because the water quality in my city is not very good and buying bottled water crates became a big problem in the first few weeks of quarantine. But because of the quality of the filter I would very well use it when traveling or camping or even add it to my survival kit. The little

Less is more, so to speak. Before I get that when I go camping I need to take water and a separate filter with me. With that I can fill it up with water before hitting the road. one day on the way back I can fill it with water from the creek and then drink more clean, safe water. I think it's much easier to use than "piston" type filters. Bottle/filter quality is a bit better than I expected for the price. In general, it is ideal for me to take water with me and, if necessary, to use something…

My fiance and I bought a bottle of SimPure water for our trip to Peru (If you have the opportunity to do a 4 day Machu Picchu hike, I highly recommend it :) ) . We chose this water bottle because it wasn't overly expensive, but its filters seem to get great reviews. The bottles themselves are pretty cute and the cool compass in the cap was pretty neat. It took a while for the gummy taste to come out of the water (from the filter/straw) but overall I was happy to be drinking clean water…