Sawyer MINI Water Filter Review

If you’re planning to take a backpacking trip in a location where clean drinking water is hard to come by, you could do with the reassurance of having a filtering sidekick in your pack. The Sawyer MINI is one of the most popular portable water filters that can be used for filtering water on-the-go.

In this Sawyer MINI water filter review, I bought and personally tested the product, as well as rounded up information from Sawyer’s marketing materials and honest customer reviews to offer an in-depth look into this innovative personal filtration system.

Continue reading Brian Campbells full Mini Filter review here.

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October 24, 2024

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