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492 Reviews
Simon M.
Lock in and filter then drink. Use a few times first
Bridget S.
Looking forward to more adventures with my Grayl water bottle and filter. It works so well on backpacking trips and I love the white water bottle because you can easily see the water level.
John D.
Love the titanium shell and cap a perfect combination with the filter
Christopher M.
Took this on my last backpacking trip and it was so convenient. Filters water way faster and easier than my Sawyer Squeeze. I also like that it helps with heavy metals since Colorado has lots of old mines and I'm never sure what might be contaminating the streams. My only issue with it is it's bulky and heavy, but I'll still take it with me anyway because you can't beat the convenience.
Dianne S.
We originally bought the Grayl Geopress Purifier for our backpacking and camping trips. Lately, we've taken it on all our travels - whether in the US or out of the country. Having the Geopress saves us from having to buy expensive airport or hotel bottled waters. Wherever we go, we have access to good tasting, clean water! We decided to have an extra cartridge on hand since we've been using the purifier so much!
Sallie D.
World travel is my passion. Reliable, clean drinking water is a must! My Grayl water bottle has been with me to 30 odd countries leaving no plastic bottle waste or stomach issues!
Chris P.
I love my Grayl water bottle and filter. As an avid hiking, it’s indispensable. It’s easy to use and lasts a long time. I even tried it in nasty tap water with great tasting water as a result. It is a great product!
David K.
We take our travel and camping. Safe, clean drinking water wherever we go.
REID T.
The Grail titanium is my favorite. I bought the coffee press with it. It makes outstanding coffee. This bottle will be great for travel, especially international travel. What I like about the Grayl Geopress is that you can purify some water and then pour it into somebody else's water bottle. You cannot do that with one of those water bottles that you have to suck from. I plan on taking it with me the next time I go back to South America. When I carry it, I know I can have good water just about anywhere. I have a couple of extra filter cartridges on hand. But 60 gallons is a lot of water. Still, on a trip I'd like to have a spare. If you can, go with the titanium model. Buy once. Cry once.
Mary B.
If you're one of those people who crush hand-bones each time you shake hands, then buy this product. I bought three, two as gifts. The other two people (men) have tossed theirs due to the difficulty in separating the two parts.
Chuck M.
always have an extra. especially if your filter is contaminated with bad stuff of fouled by silt, the bloodhound might fine it when you are cleaning gear.
Mustafa A.
Why is the bottle titanium but the cartridge plastic? Take that outer black plastic cartridge casing and make it into a titanium casing that opens and closes with a threaded opening. And make the inside filter medium replaceable by itself. Now you don’t have to make a new plastic casing with every cartridge, just sell the inner medium as a replacement without the casing. Let us get the titanium casing so we can buy it once and keep reusing it and washing it while switching out only the inner filter medium. This would reduce our exposure to plastics in the treated water and would also reduce your manufacturing costs and waste footprint since you don’t have to make a new casing for each cartridge. And it would make the product actually premium. There’s no reason for someone to get a titanium bottle if the cartridge used to treat the water is still plastic, might as well just get the whole bottle as plastic. And I don’t buy grayl because I want plastic. I want titanium everything. No shortcuts. I don’t appreciate cost cutting measures and I’m actively looking for another product to switch to so I can stop buying this, unless the issue is fixed and the plastic is eliminated.
MELLOW L.
I have used this filter for the Great Divide MBR New Mexico towards Banff. Initially I tested once in Scotland then used it for 8 days (8 gallons?) before the filter blocked too hard to continue using. Sales in th US kindly sent me two free replacement cartridges. I appreciate that gesture. I have used the first replacement cartridge for 11days (16 gallons) and already it takes 1min 20 seconds to press with as much body weight as I can use. Additionally now about 3/4 of the way down on the press I get a squirt of water in exactly the same spot inferring that the outer container has distorted due to water pressure. Honestly I think this is a poor design and needs a lot more development. Destined for land fill shortly in my opinion sorry. As a bonus at least I have not been ill so as a filter it works just way too slow and with no back flush hopeless.
Casey
Love the geopress. I have a geopreas titanium and use the French press for it all the time. Filled my geopress directly out of lake Victoria in Kenya, streams in Honduras and well water in Africa. Works awesome. I have never been ill since I started using it. I filter local bottled water as well. Amazing product. I go everywhere with it.
Dave M.
My grayl ti's are always in my pack, weather it's my 16oz for day hikes it 24oz for multi day use I know I can count on clean, safe drinkable water where ever I go. Excellent products.
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