What is the name of the water purifier that you can hook into your bite piece and also leave your bladder in your pack without taking it out. It just hooks to bite piece then to pump. Has anyone used them they just seem that it would be easy.
I agree with these statements. I've been on the AT with temps in the single digits with wind chill and it took me until unch the next day to thaw it out. Had to boil my water for breakfast.I have used the Katadyn Vario, Hiker, and Hiker Pro in various conditions. Here are the biggest things that I would watch out for:
-Keep the filter warm at night. A frozen filter doesn't function nearly as well as it should.
-Follow the cleaning instructions. It will REALLY prolong the life of the filter and your water will taste much better over time.
-At minimum take it apart and dry it out when you come home. If you don't expect mold to grow on the filter and you will be buying a new one.
The MSR Hyperflow Microfilter will connect to a Camelbak bite piece or to some (MSR) nalgene bottles with its included parts. It's an inline pump and is fast when the filter is clean. For storage, they recommend using a solution of two drops if bleach per liter of water for a disinfectant flush prior to long term storage.What is the name of the water purifier that you can hook into your bite piece and also leave your bladder in your pack without taking it out. It just hooks to bite piece then to pump. Has anyone used them they just seem that it would be easy.