LifeStraw Peak Squeeze vs Nalgene Wide-Mouth

Lifestraw has re-engineered the filter membrane and backwash accessory for better performance against sand and silt, and for maintaining great flow over the long haul. Every element of the system is super compact, and removable filters are easy to stow away. Plus, unlike other water filters, it's extremely versatile. The new straw boasts threading and a hydration hose connection allowing it to be used with standard water bottles or hydration packs

If you're on a day hike and then like i said you know just screw the other lid right on top of that and okay, i'm gon na do my best to give all of my ...

Meant to filter out bacteria like E.Coli and parasites like Giardia from water, the membrane density has been optimized for an easy flow rate when drinking, while the custom over-cap prevents leakage. Whether you're using it to filter water on an all-day hike, or popping out the filtration tech and using the bottle as a daily-use flask, this Peak Series piece is built to reduce the need to carry around several water bottles and extraneous parts — and who can't appreciate a versatile way to stay hydrated?Price: $38SHOP NOW This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano

It screws on and it is attached. Durability I’ve literally dropped my Nalgene bottles from two-story buildings. They never showed more than a scuff. To test the durability of the Nalgene 32oz Wide Mouth, I filled it and slammed it on asphalt