LifeStraw Go Series - Dubbelwandige BPA-vrije vacuüm geïsoleerde 18oz roestvrijstalen waterfles voor reizen en dagelijks gebruik; zeeschuim

Great filter, great bottle. No leaks, keeps water cold.Only negative is theres always a good amount of water left at the bottom of the bottle as the filter isnt long enough, and you also cant fill it up too high as the filter takes up space.

I bought this for hiking and for foreign travel. It is too wide to fit in a standard cup holder or the water sleeve on my daypack. I got a water bottle carrier just for this and carry it everywhere. It's been on 6 airplanes, to 3 countries, and on multiple road trips and it still looks new.

Never drink without it.

I like this water bottle a lot. I also have the plastic version from lifestraw but I prefer the stainless steel. It does not leak as my plastic one does if turned on its side. I love that it does not leak! I also love the filter concept. One thing I don’t like is that I read that lifestraw uses lead in the manufacturing process of its stainless steel water bottles. It supposedly does not come into contact with the inside of the water bottle though, so it’s not supposed to be able to leach into the water. As long as the bottle is not damaged, I think it is safe. I hope so but wish that lifestraw wouldn’t use lead at all in the manufacturing process.

Honestly, we don’t need a filtration thermo for the US. Clean water is so readily available. But if you’re going camping or abroad and know that you’ll need a filtration device, this is really well made. All the parts are solid, fit well, and are well designed. Over all it’s an excellent example of a well made and well designed product that’s worth the premium. Just understand that it’s usefulness is very specific.