BerkeySport Filtered Water Bottle BPA Free Portable 22oz New 2018 Model

We bought these for our daughter's when they went on a trip. (We usually take bottled water or 1 gallon jugs of our filtered water when we go on trips.) We decided to try these & they worked beautifully. They didn't have any trouble with them leaking. We are very happy with our purchase.We did have a little bit of trouble getting the straws off the filters so we could wash them. I had to very carefully inch the plastic off of the stem of the filter, it was very tight.(Since they are identical I personalized them.)

I bought this to do some filtration experiments in my preschool classroom for our International Space Station Center...... however if it really worked I wanted one for myself!! I hate drinking tap water......Well as for the filtering.... the picture tells all. The science teacher was cleaning soil sample containers and I took her nasty dirty water (obviously on the left)..... then I squeezed the bottle and look what came out!!! I figured it would be a bit cloudy.... but now.... it was crystal clean!!!!!!

The products were packaged well in the box, but the filter elements on the interior of the sport bottles were scratched, dirty-looking and almost appeared used. This was the same comment someone had made when purchasing a single, replacement filter element (on Amazon), as well. Maybe these are manufacturing issues, or particles of carbon floating around in the bottle; but for $100 for a package of two, these were not sport bottles that I would like to drink from. Additionally, the sport bottles had smeared paint on them where the logo was screen printed on the outside. I returned the first set I bought and got a replacement. Sadly, the products were the same both times. I ended up returning both packages. One thing to note is that the Berkey website shows Photos of the filter elements made from a black plastic material. The ones in the bottles I received were a navy blue color. I don’t know if that makes a difference.

Looks like this is gonna be awesome!Looking forward to trying it on our cruise!

The straw won’t fully open so it’s really hard to get the water sucked up it. It’s like the top doesn’t flip back far enough to uncrimp the straw. I have a Big Berkey and love it, and was hoping to use this when not at home. We bought 2 and hate them.As a future recommendation— Would be helpful to have the ounces printed on it with lines for tracking water intake.

This is a great portable water filtration system. Uses the same filtration as larger Berkey filters, just a smaller capacity. Unlike some competitors, this filter will remove (most) viruses, bacteria, protozoa, harmful chemicals and heavy metals - in one unit. Some other filtration systems may remove bacteria, but not viruses, or some chemicals, but not heavy metals. This unit does it all. The other advantage of this design is that you can squeeze water through the straw - allowing you to provide clean water to pets, or fill up your teacup with pure water, unlike systems that require you to just drink through the straw. Suction through the straw requires little effort, and is similar to comparable self-contained filter bottles. It's relatively compact, to fit in a backpack or cup holder, and - in my two purchased units - absolutely does not leak when inverted, and will not shatter if dropped. The filter is easily replaceable and is sufficient for several gallons of filtered water, depending on the source. The design covers the straw from dust and external contamination when not in use, and allows easy transportation with a carry ring suitable for a carabiner or lanyard.What's not to like? Well, nothing is perfect (although this system still merits five stars because of its universal utility). The construction is almost semi-disposable - lightweight (which is also a plus) - but maybe a little too lightweight, almost like a trade show giveaway. Longevity remains to be seen, but it doesn't feel particularly heavy duty. The drinking arrangement works, and again water can be squeezed into a cup, but he closure is essentially just pinching the straw to prevent water coming out (which it doesn't in my units, so it works), but looks like it might loosen over time.But taking it for what it is, you can be confident taking your bottle to the Amazon River Basin (or anywhere else on the planet) and having clean, contaminant-free, good tasting water to drink, from virtually any source. It's relatively inexpensive, comparable to similar products that don't do as much, lightweight, easily transported when full, and good for multiple uses. To be fair, and for me, if it's good for a half-dozen or so trips into the wild and prevents a major water-borne disease or infection, or poisoning with toxic chemicals, it's worth the price of admission to just replace it when needed. Highly recommended.

I have had a Berkey sports bottle for a year now. I bought to take on a week long cruise. The best way to get great water without loading cases of bottled water on the ship.Now I just bought two more for my daughters We are traveling to the UK for two weeks. The best way to get the water in and not worry about contaminants.

Las botellas de plastico, arrojan micro plastico en el agua; excelenta para limpiar incluso las agua de botellas.