Sawyer 1 L Squeeze Water Pouches - 3 pack

Sawyer 1 L Squeeze Water Pouches - 3 pack are an essential piece of equipment for every user of Sawyer filtration systems. This replacement set of three flexible containers is designed for maximum durability and functionality in challenging field conditions. Made from a lightweight yet extremely resistant laminate, the pouches allow for safe transport and effective water filtration using the "squeeze" method.

A key advantage of the Sawyer 1L containers is their full compatibility with the brand's most popular filters, such as the Sawyer Squeeze, Sawyer Mini, and Sawyer Micro Squeeze. Each pouch features a standard 28 mm thread, making them universal and suitable not only for filtration but also as lightweight, rollable bottles for storing clean water supplies. Once emptied, the pouches can be rolled up to a minimal size, taking up almost no space in your backpack.

The material used to make the Sawyer squeeze pouches is completely safe for health and free of harmful BPA (BPA Free) compounds. The multi-layer laminate used is characterized by high flexibility, which prevents the material from cracking during repeated squeezing and rolling. It is an ideal solution for survival and bushcraft enthusiasts, long-distance runners, and tourists who prefer an "ultralight" style.

Key Features:

1. The set includes 3 flexible pouches with a capacity of 1 liter each.
2. Full compatibility with Sawyer Squeeze, Mini, and Micro Squeeze filters.
3. Made of durable, multi-layer laminate resistant to damage.
4. Product completely free of harmful bisphenol A (BPA Free).
5. Standard 28 mm thread fitting filters and most PET bottles.
6. Extremely low weight – a single pouch weighs only about 28 g.
7. The dimensions of the unfolded pouch are approximately 28 x 15 cm.
8. Ability to roll up empty containers to save space.
9. Durable construction adapted for repeated pressure squeezing.
10. Transparent walls allow for monitoring the water level and purity.
11. Excellent solution for ultralight tourism and survival.