LifeStraw Go Series — BPA-Free Water Filter Bottle for Travel and Everyday Use Removes Bacteria, Parasites and Microplastics, Improves Taste, 22oz Aegean Sea

I love this bottle. It’s a huge step up from my Brita filter bottle, being much better designed for long-term use and much more versatile.I’m a long-standing lifestraw fan because I hike and I cannot express how wonderful it is not to have to carry a whole weekend’s water or to use those awful purification tablets.This bottle is also a step up from the previous version, with a fully-sealed cap that allows me to put it in my bike cage on a splattery day without worrying the drinking valve will get dirty.I also particularly love the simple silicone valve that screws into the inner cap - MUCH better than the plastic Brita one, which quickly gets chipped and gunky - and it’s easy to remove and wash with a pipe brush.Two minor points to note:- while getting the dust cap on and off is easy, because of the large handle, getting the top of the bottle unscrewed for refilling is a challenge. It really needs grips or something; it’s just too smooth. It’s also easy to over-tighten it by screwing it on via the handle (which doesn’t work for unscrewing!). Best solution is a slightly damp hand, but people with less grip strength will have trouble.- the marketing videos all show people drinking from the bottle tilted up, as if it’s a gravity-valve. This will only get the filter clogged with air. To drink from it, keep the bottle vertical and drink it like from a straw.

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.

Love life straw bottles. Although pricey its quality.I always find however that sometimes the lids are hard to unscrew. But I've noticed if you blow into the bottles at the same time you try carefully unscrew the lid out opens. Some sort of pressure thing.

Great water bottle.Used other brands for years.Being able to suck the water up is far better than previous water bottles.It’s so smooth and quiet.The water was noticeably different straight away, taste and feelThe rubber top has a great feel to itI’ve bought anotherThe best water bottle filter I’ve used

Love this waterbottle it makes the tap water way more bearable to drink.

The bottle itself is nice, but unfortunately, it arrived already scratched. Considering the price, this was very disappointing and not what I expected.

I like this updated model, the lid is a lot better and stops a leakage. Easy to use and super handy when travelling to places that don't have access to clean water. It makes it taste better.

Was very disappointed with this bottle. It was impossible to drink out of the last few inches of water in the bottle. Also despite blowing back into the bottle after drinking from it, the were several occasions when I took the lid off that the water just continuously poured out of the spout onto clothing. I stopped using it because of this on my holiday to Peru which is what I’d specifically bought it for.

Chegou muito rápido e bem embalado e com o cupom fiscal.

Rien à redire, parfait

tedious to use while on holiday, especially through airports, and honestly the cost versus buying bottles of water make this cost/ value of lifestraw not good value for irregular vacations. however, if your camping or in an area where bottled water isnt readily accessible and available - or the bottled/filtered water is questionable, I can see this being useful. just not useful for me, hence 4 stars.

Good

First - does not require a lot of sucking to get the water flowing. It's easy enough to get a good flow of water. (Note the set-up instructions suggest having the filters wet at the start does help... so a little prep when 'in the field' will help).Seems robust and well made. Simple design which is good. Not sure I'll use the handle to hang my bottle on long hikes (just put in in a day pack surely?).And delivery was fast.