The Platypus GravityWorks 2.0L Water Filter - An In-Depth Review

Carlo goes through an overview of the Platypus GravityWorks 2.0L water filter that he's been using for quite some time now. We settle down by a river on the trail and go through setup, filter some water, show off some features, and end off with some pros and cons. At the time, it was the best option for filtering water for a group in the backcountry. It's fairly light, rugged, doesn't require any additional items for backflushing, and the best part is: gravity does all the work! We've brought this thing to Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada for many years now, so Carlo knows the ins and outs by now. It's held up well and the filter is still going strong as it lasts 1500L. It weighs around 325g, costs $130CAD, and the flow rate is very good @ 1.5L/min. The filter has no weird tastes but has options for an inline carbon filter if you wish and a few other attachments. If you are looking for a water filter for a large group without having to pump, press, or squeeze, look no further! The Platypus GravityWorks water filter is a great option. Follow StefOutside for more content related to hiking, portaging, canoeing, rock climbing, and many other outdoor activities that Canada has to offer. New videos are released every weekend, so be sure to subscribe, 👍rate👍, and hit the bell🔔 notification to be sure you wont miss any upcoming content. Instagram:   / stefoutside   Facebook:   / stef.os.104   Twitter:   / stefoutside