MSR® Hyperflow™ Microfilter Water Filter
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- Fills water bottle in 30 seconds or less
- Pumps and filters 2.75 liters of water per minute
- Includes quick connect bottle adapter for 63mm opening
- Ergonomic grip
- Lightweight Hollow Fiber Technology
Capable of filling your water bottle in 30 seconds or less, this super-fast water filter pumps more than 2.75 liters per minute. Quick-Connect Bottle Adapter attaches to any popular container with a 63mm opening (MSR® hydration products, Nalgene® bottles, etc.). Over-molded end caps create an excellent ergonomic grip to help you pump quickly and comfortably. Hollow Fiber Technology makes this the smallest, lightest, highest-flow filter available. Weight: 7.4 oz. Dimensions: 7'' x 3.5''. Color: Red.Made in USA.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by JimDean Best pump out there
Have tried and seen several others but this is the best, lightest, and fastest pump out there.
August 22, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by 1223 Great Product
Used this filter last weekend and it worked great. Filled two bottles and was cooking before my friend ever finished his.
March 7, 2011
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The MSR® Hyperflow™ Microfilter Water Filter includes:-MSR® HyperFlow™ Microfilter
-Quick Connect™ Bottle Adapter
-Clean Side Cover
-Inlet Hose
-Pre-Filter
-Instruction Manual
-Filter Test Guide
-Storage Sack with Quick Reference Guide
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No, it does not come in a case. It is a thick blue plastic. It is 7 gallons and would be far too heavy and bulky to carry in a back pack. This is something you would bring along in your vehicle with supplies to use in one place.Answers
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No, this filter will not eliminate viruses. A filter actually removes matter and microbes from the water while a "purifier" can employ a variety of methods to disinfect the water (such as UV or MIOX® or combination system like the MSR Sweetwater® purifier). A purifier must meet the EPA Guide Standard for Testing Microbiological Purifiers, which requires inactivation of all three classes of microbes: protozoa, bacteria and viruses. Filters in general claim to remove only protozoa and bacteria, making it adequate for most travel in developed countries. Some filters alone can qualify as a purifier, but since they are filtering to such a small pore size, they tend to clog quickly. Essentially the classification as a "purifier" means that the device must be capable of inactivating viruses, as well as protozoa and bacteria.A:
Water filters do not eliminate viruses, only water purifiers do. It is always good to have a backup source of water treatment in case of an emergency.1 of 1
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