Grayls Filter Out Viruses and Are 25% Off for Prime Day

Most water filters can't protect you from norovirus. This one can.
Grayl ultrapress in titanium
Photo by Laura Lancaster

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Most backpacking water filters only take out bacteria and protozoa, but the Grayl filter takes it a step further by also removing viruses. This is especially important if you are traveling to a part of the world where norovirus is a real concern. The titanium models are a little pricier, but give the filter a sleek appearance. You can also use them as a cooking pot in a pinch.

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Lancaster is an Outdoor Life gear writer where she focuses on in-depth testing of backpacking and camping gear, with a particular interest in lightweight and ultralight gear. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and daughter.


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