LifeStrawGo Series — BPA-Free Water Filter Bottle for Travel and Everyday Use Removes Bacteria, Parasites and Microplastics, Improves Taste, 1L Nordic Noir

The size (1L) was perfect for trekking and having enough water for the day or until you can find a water source.I used to use potabilizing tablets, but after few days of drinking treated water, I always got an upset stomach. From now on, this bottle will be coming with me on every adventure.Several times I have refilled the bottle with lake/river water that did not look in great condition (sediments, small bugs, algae...) and not once got sick or the water tasted off.I researched for days to try to find the best option for this kind of devices and finally decided to give a go to this one, and during my recent trip to Nepal, I found out that about 50% of the people trekking was using this same brand, on different models (lifestraw, CamelBak with lifestraw, etc.).It is true that you have to apply some pressure when sucking for the water to come out, but it is minimal and does not affect your experience.The filters are easy to remove, clean and replace, and all the materials are of high quality.Unintentionally I dropped the bottle couple times from quite a height, and other than some superficial scratches, nothing got damaged.I recommend 100% this item to all my fellow travelers.

We don’t have to wait for the filter to work we just fill it in and off we go we have clean water to drink! A must to go out the mountain indeed!

This is a great product with nice sturdy bottle. So glad I spend the money on it. I am not too keen on the taste as I've been spoiled with my Phox water filtration system at home but its OK. Need to get used to using the straw.

Difficile à aspirer, le débit d'eau est très moyen du coup si tu as vraiment soif bah c'est la galère, nettoyage du filtre pas foufou et l'eau à le goût de plastique, je suis déçu du produit je m'attendais à mieux au vue des notes mais comme souvent c'est des personnes qui non rien testé d'autre et qui mettent e 5 étoiles.La gourde est bien, la finition est OK mais clairement pas 5 étoiles.

Product as describe, no issues, fast delivery

a good sized water bottle that’s easy to carry and open. a decent quality product in a sea of cheap shit but i can’t help but feel it’s quite overpriced for what it is. whether it works great or doesn’t cut it will definitely depend on your use case. imo, it’s better suited for an office worker than a skateboarder/biker/backpacker.things to consider:+ the handle (needed to access the sip valve) unscrews very easily. as someone with strength and dexterity issues i’ve always steered clear of screw tops but this one even i can open easily. that might not be true for all people in similar boats but i appreciate you don’t have to grip and twist to remove the handle; you can leverage your body weight/palm against the large handle to open with very little effort.- however, this can also be a con. i.e. you can’t attach this thing to a carabiner and throw it on your backpack. the lid will unscrew itself just swinging around sending the bottle flying. would be nice if there was some sort of pop lock mechanism.- unfortunately, the inner lid (with the sip valve, attached to the filter) is sometimes tough to remove—which you’ll do frequently since you have to take it off to refill the bottle. if you don’t have any strength/dexterity impairments (or a hand gripper) it’s not too bad but something to keep in mind if you have arthritis/similar challenges. also, fwiw, once you release the tension it unscrews easily from there. it’s just that initial twist that’s sometimes tricky for me.+/- as someone who doesn’t care for logos/markings on my stuff i don’t care but design-wise it’s just silly how easily the fill line/logo scrape off w/ normal use. this means you have to memorize where the fill line is to not spill when you refill.- for the price it really should come with a plastic bottom protector. the material isn’t cheap/holds up reasonably well but it lightly scratches easily. i.e. no deep cuts but many tiny scratches when you rotate it in the light.- ymmv on all of the above but this feels like an actual design flaw: the lowest hole in the filter is about an inch off the bottom of the bottle. in practice, this means you can’t actually drink the last half inch/inch of water in the bottle making the advertised capacity misleading. this isn’t a dealbreaker for me but it might be annoying if you’re actually trying to track your water intake.

I purchased this bottle last minute for my trip to Arizona. I prefer filtered water and was worried that I’d have to drink tap water the whole trip. This bottle was super easy to assemble and clean. I brought it with me on my flight and carried it around the whole trip. It was so convenient being able to fill up my bottle anywhere and have filtered water! I love my bottle and definitely recommend it to anyone who isn’t a fan of tap water. One thing I didn’t enjoy about the bottle was the leaking if you didn’t blow air back through the straw. As long as I blew air into the straw, the leaking wouldn’t occur. If you prefer your water to be cold all day, purchase the stainless steel bottle! Definitely recommend!

Absolutely, here's a review for the LifeStraw Go Series Water Filter Bottle, incorporating your experiences from your trip to Italy:---Title: Reliable and Handy for Hydration on the GoReview:I took the LifeStraw Go Water Filter Bottle on my recent trip to Italy, and it turned out to be an invaluable asset. Honestly, I've never drunk so much water while traveling as I did with this bottle at my side.The first thing I noticed was the initial difficulty in drawing water through the straw. This is due to the need to prep the filter within the bottle, which takes a bit of effort at first. However, once the filter was primed, it worked smoothly and efficiently.One important tip I learned is to avoid filling the bottle past the 'max' line. I made this mistake once and ended up spilling water when I screwed the lid back on. There's no issue with leaks from the bottle itself, but if you overfill it, the residual water on the cap can create the illusion of a leak.The quality of the water after filtration was impressive. There was no weird taste, and I felt confident drinking from various water sources during my travels. The bottle is BPA-free, which adds an extra layer of reassurance regarding the safety of the water I was drinking.Overall, the LifeStraw Go Water Filter Bottle is a great product. It's easy to carry around, and once you get the hang of using the straw and filter, it's incredibly convenient. The fact that it doesn't leak and doesn't alter the taste of the water is a big plus. I'd definitely recommend it for travel and everyday use, especially if you're going to places where the potability of the water might be questionable.