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From: MrBabelfish5
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  • what do you think of the filter two years later? Are you still liking it and using or did you move on?

  • @tritan1 2 years on I still like it. My only issue is that the more you use the filter, the harder it is to back flush it. The flow slows down a bit as the filter get used, but is still acceptable. I've had no problems with it. I've had plenty of water to drink and haven't been sick.

  • nal-geen

  • big "like" B5!! 

  • I too am all about gravity!

  • if you want to make that system better..keep everything you show in this video but throw away your MSR filter and replace it with a FirstNeed filter which removes VIRUSES...MSR cant do that! But I have a very similar system but wont use anything but a FirtsNeed..You dont need to add chemicals or boil your water with a FirstNeed system

  • how much did it cost?

  • Always love hearing/seeing your videos, partner. You've always got a lot of things to say that are pertinent and useful to us earth-walker types, lol. These gravity fed filters are a new innovative product that have really gotten popular these last couple of years. I'm still a pump man, though, because I need to draw liquid from sources, sometimes, but I can certainly appreciate the genius behind these filter designs. Thanks for a great review. And another on trail video soon, I hope? Thanks.

  • yeah i was wondering about how to backflush one help?

  • good review, but lol nagalene?

  • @alexskolnick13 People with a little dyslexia tend to jumble this name the same way every time.

  • Good system and great demo - but I read that in addition to the reverse flow, you need to sterilize the filter after about 10 days of constant use - is this correct?

    Thanks, Tim

  • we did a 5 day 60 mile canoe trip with 20 scouts and leaders, we had 2 of these they worked great.

  • I was wondering about this system. Thanks for the information. I think I'll have to stick with a pump, though, 'cause a lot of my water sources are in shallow depressions, out in the desert, so I need a pump to suck it out. But it's good to know what my options are with this system, depending on hiking area. Another good video, partner. Thanks.

  • I have a aquamire frontier pro, cleans the water ok but has a slow flow rate,

  • Good stuff man!Looks like a handy thing to have . I use the Katadyn Hiker Pro but can;t remember how it compares in weight with that!

  • Good to see another review from ya!

  • good review. thanks.

  • good review

  • thanks for the review

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