GRAYL UltraPress Purifier Bottle

About This Item

SPECS:

  • Capacity: 16.9 oz/ 500 ml< /LI>
  • Height: 9.75”/ 24.77 cm
  • Weight: 15.9 oz/ 450 g
  • Base diameter: 2.95”/ 7.5 cm
  • Flow rate: 10 sec per 16.9 oz.
  • Cartridge lifespan: 300 cycles
  • Cartridge shelf life: 10 years if stored properly

DESIGN & DETAILS:

  • BPA-free construction of polypropylene 5, silicone, TPE, and ABS food-grade plastic
  • Removes waterborne pathogens like Rotavirus, Hepatitis A, Norovirus, Giardiasis, Cryptosporidium, E. Coli, Cholera, Salmonella, Dysentery, etc.
  • Carbon in filters absorbs chemicals, pesticides, heavy metals, flavors and odors
  • Improves taste, smell and clarity for better hydration
  • Tested to meet the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s standard for microbiological water purifiers
  • Tested to meet or exceed NSF/ANSI protocols for pathogen and chemical removal
  • OnePress™ Global Protection to create safe drinking water from even the sketchiest sources
  • SimpleVent™ Drink Cap to vent air, prevent contaminants, and enable one-handed usage
  • Ergonomic SoftPress™ padding for non-slip and anti-fatigued pressing
  • TopoGrip™ TPE on heavily used surfaces to prevent slippage
  • 10-year warranty included to cover workmanship and materials
  • Brand : GRAYL
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 22FTXULTRPRSSPRFRCAC

REVIEWS

4.7

221 Reviews

Constant Companion

This bottle takes cheap plastic water bottles, tap fountains at the jobsite, or stale liquid from old WW2 buildings and makes it into a no-brainer. I never have to worry, I just attach it to my backpack and go about my day. The only thing I would do to take this review down a notch, though not worth a star. Is that the cap does not have an attachment for retainment. My bigger Grayl does come like that, I considered 3D printing something for my needs. All it needs is an attachment point for some paracord.

Yessir

always heard grays is the best. . . so iv bought a few to have . . . . and some other products. . . haven't used em yet. . . gotta be able to have clean water. . . so im ready. . .

Yummmmmmm

I bought my UltraPress Purifier for overlanding and hiking. But now I also use it at home. I am on a well and my water is “safe” but has a ton of minerals that do not taste good. I have a whole house filtration system and another filter on my spigot. The water still isn’t tasty. I filtered it with the UltraPress Purifier and it is a game changer! It tastes sooo good! You also do not get that weird filter taste. I 10/10 recommend. I not only would recommend it. I already have to all the people on my well.

Another Great Grayl Filter

I just purchased an Ultrapress to do in a Search and Rescue 24 hour pack. I pack water, but you never know, and the orange one will not get lost in the dusk or gloom. . . I hope. It pairs perfectly with a funnel bag and a 450ml cup. . . and does not take up too much room. Works fantastic for some quick cold mountain stream water. . . . purified!

Great Product But Would Like To See Some Changes

The product works great, filters great, and the water tastes great. I have the larger Grayl that I use for camping/hiking. I use the 16. 9 ounce for daily use. On both Grayl's I have, it is difficult to see the water fill line on the cup. I work around it by using a sharpie to darken it up and it makes it a little easier to see. Second, I wish the 16. 9 had cap retention like the larger model. I can see this lid getting lost or dropped and not able to retrieve it. The only other thing is it can be a struggle to break the seal, even with the lid completely off, between the cup and the filter. When it breaks free some of the residual water that is always left after filtering water goes flying everywhere. If there was some type of release valve on the bottom of the cup that breaks the seal just to get the two pieces apart, it would be great. If those three things were changed it would be absolutely perfect.

My Third Grayl

I like the Grayl and trust it as a purifier. My one complaint is that the seal between the two main pieces eventually goes bad and then when you try to pour out the clean water, the unpurified water from the bottom chamber drizzles out with it.

Loving It So Far! Traveling

Loving it so far! Traveling in parts of Eastern Europe where they say the water is ‘safe’ to drink but why chance it. The Grayl 16oz bottle is the perfect blend of ease of use coupled with small size. In less than ten seconds we can get fresh filtered water from virtually any source without fear of bacteria or other bad things. Very happy with my purchase!

Very Hard To Use

I had to ask for help to pull the inner section out so that I could fill the outer shell with unfiltered water. Also it was difficult to push the inner section with the filter down, but at least that was doable and expected.

Perfect Size For Traveling In Unknown Conditions

We are traveling to remote locations in South Africa. As health concerns came to our forefront we purchased the 16. 9oz UltraPress® Purifier. It fits perfectly in our backpack and car drink holders. Easy to operate. Since speed was not a high priority the 10 seconds to push the inner bottle down with the filter into the outer bottle was not an issue.

Great Travel Companion

I used my UltraPress on a recent vacation in Colombia. It was reassuring to have the filtered water available at all times. And the water always tasted clean and with no funny flavors at all. It’s lightweight and easy to operate. One thing I wish it had is a connector from the cap to the lid. Too easy to drop the cap and potentially lose it.

I Assume It Does What It Says

Bought for a trip to Africa. Water does taste better

I Am A Bit Of

I am a bit of a water snob and I travel a lot for work. My habit when arriving at my destination was to buy a flat of water bottles - purified, not spring water. I would lug them up to my hotel room and use them all week. So it was a hassle, complete with microplastics. This bottle has changed all that! I can use water from any tap and make it taste good and have purity that I desire. Absolutely perfect!

I Am Trying It Out

I am trying it out to see if the "purifier media" goes away like the agent told me (after about 10 presses).

Peace Of Mind

I live near southern Ohio, where most of my hiking happens. The area was heavily minded for iron ore. I needed something that incorporated greensand along with micro filtration. Plus the taste improvement with using carbon too. The bonus is I can remove the filter and use it as a regular water bottle at home. And also travel with it.

16. 9 Ultrapress

This is the best way to get a lot of water fast. My concerns getting clean water to start. 1) I don’t always have a waterfall to just stick my container and draw water. I’m thinking of a way to make a way to throw my bottle in the lake/creek and reel it in/ lift it out. Bankline cordage net. Throw it/drop it down and pull it back to Daddy. 2) keeping abrasive contaminates and large particles out of the initial press. Strainer cup in a cup? I know I’m complicating things, but don’t want to get on my hands and knees to get water. And don’t want to wear it out. Am very excited to get some water through it. This is the best way to quickly filter water.

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