Backpacks | TrailShot Microfilter

MSR

TrailShot Microfilter

$62.95

Description

　　Tiny, ultralight water filter with fast flow rate

　　Designed to hide in stash pockets and deploy quickly, the tiny MSR TrailShot water filter lets you drink directly from sources along the trail for instant hydration, and quickly fill your vessels with clean water. Easy one-handed operation filters one liter in a mere 60 seconds, so you can get back on the trail quickly and moving again. At just 5 ounces, the TrailShot water filter is the ultimate filter for fast-paced, high-mileage adventurers, like trail runners, hikers, fast-packers and mountain bikers.

　　California WARNING: Can expose you to styrene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. P65Warnings.ca.gov

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

MSR

Micron Rating:

0.2 Micron

Flow Rate:

1 L / 60 sec.

Treatment Type:

Pump Filter

Color:

Black / Red

Weight:

142 g (5 oz.)

Protects Against:

Protozoa and Bacteria

Filter Material:

Hollow Fibers

Dimensions:

15.25 x 6.1 cm (6 x 2.4 in.)

Field Maintainable:

Yes

Made In:

USA

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

09385

UPC:

040818093856

Other Features:

CARTRIDGE LIFE: 2000 Liters

Meets U.S. EPA drinking water standards* and NSF protocol P231 for removal of bacteria (99.9999%), protozoa (99.9%), and particulates.

&Bull; Treats up to 2,000 L

Utilizes highly efficient and effective hollow fiber technology

Pocket-sized and Light
Like small water bottles, mini bike pumps, bike tubes, and energy chews, this 5 oz microfilter hides easily in stash pockets

Quick and Easy
Quick-deploy design and simple squeezing action fills 1-liter bottles in a mere 60 seconds

Clean Water All Day
Drink directly from the source -- without lying in the dirt -- and refill multiple bottles with clean water for later down the trail

Simple To Clean
A few shakes helps restore flow rates in the field; no tools required.

*U.S. EPA Guide Standard and Protocol for Testing Microbiological Purifiers

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