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    Sawyer Products SP116 Squeezable Pouch for Squeeze and Mini Water Filtration Systems, 16-Ounce, 3-Pack
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    Sawyer Products SP116 Squeezable Pouch for Squeeze and Mini Water Filtration Systems, 16-Ounce, 3-Pack

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    Description

    • Set of three 16-oz replacement pouches for the Sawyer MINI, Squeeze, Micro Squeeze, and Dual Threaded MINI Water Filtration Systems
    • High-performance 0.1 Micron absolute inline filter fits in the palm of your hand and weighs just 2 ounces
    • Can easily be filled in any lake, stream, or river, and under a faucet; attach directly to a Sawyer MINI, Micro, Dual, or Squeeze Water filter for direct drinking or filtering into containers
    • Great and convenient for use when potable water is not available; use in outdoor activities, and in hiking, backpacking, camping, travel, and emergency preparedness
    • 100% of the MINI, Micro, Dual, and Squeeze Water Filter units individually tested three times to performance standards by Sawyer
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    Customer Reviews

    The improved version.Amazon is shipping the improved version of the pouch, which is much more durable than the original. On the AT this summer, I squeezed ~30 gallons with this pouch, with zero problems. I purchased the three pack to allow me to carry more dirty water, and have a backup.- SUMMER 2014 UPDATE - CAUTION!!! - Ordered another 3-pack of the 1L pouches. Arriving on 08-Jul-2014, the factory sealed package included 3 pouches, however no screw caps were included. Amazon handled the by sending out a replacement, and giving me a prepaid label for my return shipment. 5Get the 32oz versionI have used Sawyer filters for several years, and over time I have found the 32oz bags to be the best option. They are fairly easy to fill provided sufficiently fast-moving or deep water, and they hold up well. The 16oz version is equally easy to use and durable, but being so small can make them annoying, especially if accessing your water source is a bit precarious. I simply carry a second 32oz bag as a backup when going solo because it just isn't that much bigger or heavier.The 64oz bags, unfortunately, don't hold up very well in my experience. They are large enough that using them is awkward and you have to use a lot of pressure at weird angles, which causes them to break down more quickly than the smaller options. Even without the wear problem, they are so clumsy to use, I get the feeling I'm faster with the 32oz bag anyway! 4Great collapsible water bags.Know up front that these are just the pouches, not the actual filter system. We used these on our trip to Disney World. We had a small cooler that fit under the stroller we had with us and were able to fit for of these 32 oz pouches into the cooler. What we did was fill these with bottled water and child them in the fridge overnight. We then placed them in the cooler in the morning and took it into the theme parks with us. The water stayed cool and lasted mist off the day. We had other drinks with our meals so that helped space the water our longer. But once the water is gone the pouches take up very little space and can be reused the next day. These worked great for us. Other people who ate hiking our camping may need the filters but we just used them because they are collapsible and reusable. 5For a piece of survival equipment I was very disappointed with these bagsFor a piece of survival equipment I was very disappointed with these bags. I brought three on my 3 week backpacking trip, and all 3 either burst or developed pinhole leaks. I admit I did not clean the filter as much as I probably should have, but two developed leaks I believe related to folding rather than pressure. I would recommend taking a smart water bottle instead 1Good productLove the Sawyer Squeeze and bougth these as a back up ... you should note this should be rolled and not "Squeezed" ... do that and they'll hold up for a long time. 5Bags burst at the seams within a few uses.So far, two of the three bags that came in this pack have already burst the seam. I took them on the John Muir Trail over the last 2.5 weeks and they both broke within the first week! My previous bag, the one that came with the filter, lasted for approximately 3 years under frequent use. These ones look different and I have a feeling the manufacturer has changed. Do not buy these bags; they do not work well under normal use and you will be in the back country without an easy way to filter water. If the seller reads this, please let us know what has changed and what you are doing to solve the problem. I strongly suggest going back to the original manufacturer so that I can actually use the filter again. Thanks. 164oz pouches, large capacity64oz pouches made of a high strength and thick plastic. They are relatively light weight for their size and the seams appear to be very well constructed. Make sure you use the rolling method to push water through the filter. A lot of people that tend to have trouble with these bags are those that fill a bag and just squeeze the mess out of them with no rhyme or reason. An even rolling upward of the bag creates ample pressure to get the water through the filter while not killing your bag in the process.These are great to use when you have a 2 liter bladder and have the Sawyer set up to allow filtering inline. I have mine set up to allow me to fill my pack up while wearing the bladder. Connect the pouch to the filter, get the inline accessory kit (sold separately),remove the mouth piece from the drinking tube, attach this and bingo bango. You can easily fill a 2 liter bladder without taking your bag off and the bladder out. These are also very useful setting them up on a gravity feed system and having them as a go to spot for a couple of campers. 5squeeze like toothpaste, not ketchup!These are Identical to the 32 oz pouch that comes with the Sawyer squeeze (Not the Mini, which comes with the 16oz pouch). While may thru-hikers go to a SmartWater bottle, I much prefer the ability to roll and squeeze a collapsible bag. These are definitely an consumable product and will not last forever. My first bag broke after 500 miles on the PCT and 2 weeks in tropical countries were I was filtering all my water. The weak point is the hard places on either side of the cap, you can extend the lifespan by rolling and squeezing like a toothpaste tube instead of like a ketchup bottle. 5Bags redesigned in 2019 are defectiveI use the Sawyer Squeeze filter for about 2-4 weeks each year, and have been using it since shortly after it first came out. In the past, I used the Sawyer bags exclusively and have never had a bag failure. Even though the bags never failed me, I bought new bags every year. I figured it was cheap insurance to reduce the risk of a heavily used bag failing in the field.All this changed in September 2019 when I bought new bags. They were lighter than the bags I bought in previous years. They were significantly "floppier" than earlier models, which were rather stiff. I did some reading online and it appears the bags were redesigned in 2019. I was suspicious enough of the new bag that I packed an older bag as a backup before I hit the trail. I'm glad I did... The second day on the trail, the new Sawyer bag burst at the top seam, rendering it unusable.A product designed for field use that fails within one day is unacceptable. There are alternative non-Sawyer products out there that fit the Sawyer Squeeze. I'm going to use one of those and suggest that others do the same. Backpacking forums online have good info about more reliable alternatives. 1Gave up on sqeezing in about 1/2 hour. Gravity is your friend.This is one of those products where you can read a thousand reviews and still not get a good gist of how it feels until you buy it. There were two complaints that I often read. One was that it was ~too hard to squeeze~ and the other was that the bags are ~too difficult to fill~.With the first issue, yes it is ~too hard to squeeze~ but that is not a ~defect~ of the filter. That is just the price to pay for pushing water past a gazillion little fibers in order to trap particulates. I did find that tipping up the small bag helped when drinking directly from the system. But here is the thing, that bag is so small (16oz I think) that you barely get enough water for all the trouble of filling it. So I purchased two 64oz bags and immediately realized they are ~too heavy~ to hold up for direct drinking. They are also too heavy to just sit there bent over and holding them. It puts strain on your back to do so while the pitiful stream of water comes out. It's like the pain of watching water boil. You can try to sit in your camp chair with your water bottle precariously between your feet but this is also a lot of strain on your arms and back to have to hold the contraption for so long.There is another bag that Sawyer sells that has a handle on it. It's a one gallon bag that you can hang from trees. I WISH I HAD BOUGHT THAT ( https://www.amazon.com/Sawyer-Products-SP108-One-Gallon-Bladder/dp/B06Y2RSTHD/r ). With my contraption, I have wound up using bungee cords to make-shift a harness for the bags so they can drip by gravity. This is the ONLY way to stay sane while filtering your water. (UPDATE: 10-5-18: After some research and close inspection of the bag I see that there are 3....sort of hole-punch-guides on the end of the bag. These are areas where no glue is applied to seal the bag. I didn't have a hole punch, so I drove a 10-penny nail into each of the 3 holes on each side. Then I used some para-cord to fashion a hanging strap. I chose to use all 3 holes from advice online that this would "distribute the weight better over time". This has now made the bag MUCH MUCH EASIER to use as a gravity system. Hang and forget.)The other issue that people complain about is how difficult it is to fill the bags from a stream. Yes, this is true. I even tried blowing the bags up with air from my mouth. That didn't help at all. I had a simple 1-cup measure in my gear that came to the rescue. I use that to bail water from the stream and pour it into the bag as it sits upright. This is a much more effective system than trying to hold the bag in the stream. I may also get a funnel to help get the water in the bag quicker (UPDATE: 10-6-18: I have added photos of the system I use to fill with. I bought a collapsing silicon funnel ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M4R5HH3 ) and a collapsible cup ( similar: https://www.amazon.com/Ecoart-Silicone-Collapsible-Outdoor-Camping/dp/B01EAHR3OE ) and this makes it very simple to fill from a shallow stream. Simply bail water with your cup into the funnel. I hold the funnel and bag together and rest the bag bottom on the stream bed.)With all that said, this is still a fine Minimalism water filter system. It's light and compact and for that, you can put up with the quirky glitches in using the system. The back washing syringe is easy enough to use which should bring a great deal of value to the filter over the coming years.My last filter was a ~pump filter~ where you dropped the plastic line in the stream and pumped into your bottle. That was equally as frustrating. The line would often leap out of the bottle and spray like an angry snake. So, I think these bag filters are the way to go but you HAVE TO use gravity to get the most out of them while expending the least amount of effort. Once I set up the drip-drip-drip, I could sit and watch it peacefully in a relaxed posture. 5
    Sawyer Products SP116 Squeezable Pouch for Squeeze and Mini Water Filtration Systems, 16-Ounce, 3-Pack

    Sawyer Products SP116 Squeezable Pouch for Squeeze and Mini Water Filtration Systems, 16-Ounce, 3-Pack

    3.9
    You can't add more than 500 quantity.
    HK$ 332.00
    HK$ 332.00
    HK$ 548.00
    Sold out
    Save 39% (HK$ 216.00)