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Katadyn Exstream XR Purifier Bottle
The Katadyn Exstream XR Purifier Bottle is a lightweight, self-contained water purification system tailored to the solo backcountry traveler. The XR (eXtended Range) model offers a large-capacity 34 oz bottle for longer hikes in arid climates. EPA registered, the Exstream XR purifier removes everything from viruses to Giardia and Cryptosporidium cysts. The simple design fits perfectly into water bottle cages and cup holders, making it awesome for use as a backup water source on bike rides, day hikes, or adventure races. A bite valve allows easy hands-free opening. Treats up to 26 gallons, depending on water quality.
Bottom Line: An ultralight, solo adventurer's favorite, and the best-selling water bottle purifier.
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Works Great
By: Matt Hart
November 3, 2008
i've used this filter on adventure runs. it's great because you can wrap a handheld around it and go. it's a bottle too. so it doesn't feel like you are taking an extra piece of gear with you. that of course makes it a bit heavy. also it's hard to squeeze. like often you really have to work at it. but it gets the job done. i actually prefer iodine on adventures where i'm not sure if i'm going to need to filter or not, just because it's big. also it doesn't filter very fast comparatively. but for what you get that is an ok compromise since it's a bottle and a filter in one.
I read in a review somewhere that it takes a while for the water
I read in a review somewhere that it takes a while for the water to get purified. (I believe it said it takes 2 hours!?) Is this true? The water that it will have to purify will be horrible water. Does this matter?
By: 2ti3115839
May 26, 2009
I thought that as soon as you filtered it, the water was ready to be drank. Not 100% though.
By: Cameron Langley
May 26, 2009
I thought that as soon as you filtered it, the water was ready to be drank. Not 100% though.
By: Cameron Langley
May 26, 2009
Fill the bottle, put the top on squeeze, and drink. It is that simple. No time lag
By: Jess McMillan
June 25, 2009
Superb for backpacking/hiking
By: Kelli Busch
May 16, 2008
Used it for a week-long canoe trip in the Boundary Waters, and a separate hiking/camping trip in the Smoky Mountains. Loved being able to just dunk the bottle (cap off) into the lake or waterfall stream, re-cap, and drink. I wouldn't recommend it for anyone who must take big gulps of water at a time, but it worked very well for me. No problems on either trip. Purifier and water bottle in one - great for those who don't want to carry a bunch of separate things just to drink water safely.
Is this good enough for international travel where there's
Is this good enough for international travel where there's unsafe water?
By: Kanderson2237338
December 25, 2008
Yes, it is. However, you will find it a lot easier to buy bottled water wherever you go. Thesedays, I leave my water purifier at home when traveling abroad.
By: seamallowance
December 26, 2008
It's a good idea!
By: Sara
February 17, 2009
The bottle new is really tough to squeeze. I am guessing with use it will get easier. The water tastes great! I just can't wait to get rid of that new bottle smell.
This is a gift. Can it be returned for store credit?
This is a gift. Can it be returned for store credit?
By: Alisha
December 15, 2008
Get on Live Chat (blue button, upper right corner) and ask them how to go about it.
By: Angus Bohanon
December 15, 2008
Never travel overseas w/o it
By: Gee Alsenz
February 10, 2009
I habitually travel to Latin America for surf trips which inevitably involve me in the backwoods/beach camping, and this baby is always with me. I take the pills from the doc, but never trust the water supplies down there. This guy puts my conscience and intestines at ease.
how much are the replacement filters for this sysytem, never
how much are the replacement filters for this sysytem, never mind...i just found it
By: t.snead2352418
August 11, 2008
For those who might not be able to find it, $17 will snag you 2 of them.http://www.backcountry.com/store/EXT0039/Katadyn-Exstre
By: Matt Fuller
November 12, 2008
Clean H20 to go
By: jmgggv2370987
September 25, 2008
Just used it in Peru! Was able to dip directly into streams and get some clean, cold Andean water. For those who don't like the strong Iodine taste, you can squeeze (but, it will give your hands a workout)into another bottle and use a kool-aid, crystal light, etc. packet of your choice.
travel water
By: t.snead2352418
September 16, 2008
I travel all over the word with my job and take the bottle filter with me...i can get water from any hotel and don't have to pay 2$ a bottle...so far so good. Seems to be a good product..meets all my expectations.
sqeeze bottle
By: Dave4447
August 9, 2004
Great product, a little hard to squeeze, and the flow is slow. But hard to beat the fact you can dunk it in water right out of the boat and drink safely. Great for a third world country trip or as a personal bottle on a hike.
Works Great
By: Anonymous
August 31, 2006
Other than being a bit hard to get the water flowing during the initial setup (it'll give your hands a workout), the bottle works great! For the price, it is completely worth it, especially for someone traveling overseas who doesn't want to carry lots of equipment around.
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