When it comes to filtration, the Grayl GeoPress is by far the best tool I’ve found 👀

[@Unb3arablePain]

I use these but prefer the Sawyer Mini for high volumes of water. Grayl is great for individuals, if you have a group some water bags and a Sawyer are the easiest and just let gravity do the work.

[@victorchinchillvas]

The Grayl pulls more out of your water than a Sawyer filter. Sawyers are great if the water you are filtering is clean enough already.

[@Div1ne_1]

​@victorchinchillvas Filter > Boil > Filter One is none, Two is Done.

[@victorchinchillvas]

@@Div1ne_1 Absolutely!👍🏽🤘🏽

[@nabobgreen2070]

Mine is amazing. I probably change my filter more than necessary but $30 is reasonable for having peace of mind. It’s durable but the filter should be replaced if it is dropped hard on a hard surface. Airborne! Blessings brother.

[@elizabeths182]

I've been on the fence about getting ones. Reviews mixed. Thanks for the video.

[@aeptacon]

I was on the edge with grayl even though I already had the ultralight. But since you recommended it, I just bought some more bottles. Hopefully it does not fail me lol

[@tang0561]

ever since I saw this Grayl GeoPress on one of your other video's I bought 2 of them, both the 24 oz one and 2 extra filters, I like them a lot and it's the only I use now.

[@chrisgamache6245]

oops I put all my comments in feedback lol... Anywho :) I have one myself for about 3 years and it is great didnt go through the hassle of trial and error as i did a ton of online research b4 my purchase and would recommend to anyone in search though a little pricey its gone up about 35% since i got mine i have an extra filter but i know ill need many more I hope they keep up business in troublesome times so I can stock up a bit :) Cheers from above as Im a drunkin canuck and have enjoyed all of your content and allways seem to pick up a helpful note in allmost everything you post ... Cheers ol' Gray beard :)

[@crlaf1978]

I’ve been wanting one so bad, ever since I first saw it. Gotta save the spare change and save!

[@IntoTheWildernessBushcraft]

When Josh was a kid, kids would pee their name in the snow, Josh would pee his name into concrete.

[@alvindueck2104]

Just actuality bought one a little earlier today. Pricey

[@jorgeromerro7480]

That is awesome!!

[@russellridge8623]

Good kit. Be patient pushing it down and let it do it’s job. Anyone whining about this filter not going to last long in real bad situations

[@steveklick]

For the boundary waters of MN people use gravity filter sacs so that way you can just scoop a bunch of water and then hang it on a tree and use it in whatever way.

[@Div1ne_1]

Personally I prefer the ol' bladder & inline Filter if I'm confident in the area (some form of running water), if unfamiliar, I double filter through my MSR purifier & then pour it in the bladder, 99.9x2 seems like good odds to me not f1 fast but I'm in no rush & I'm not dying of dysentery so it's a win-win.

[@jant4741]

Yea is sweet. Dry your filter b4 storing.

[@gillie-monger3394]

Fine, so long as you have €120 for it.

[@greg.peepeeface]

This video explained none of what is being touted (how not to do a video )

[@disgruntled181]

I thought it had everything I needed to look into the filter further.

[@nabobgreen2070]

your comment is not helpful in any way to me (how not to comment)

[@russellridge8623]

Silly goose

[@greg.peepeeface]

@@nabobgreen2070 potato chips with cheese 🧀 sauce and some pickle king, hahaha (how to get butthurt by others opinion)

[@nabobgreen2070]

@@greg.peepeeface not but hurt at all actually. Just sharing my opinion. Your last was actually creative and funny. Blessings Sir