There are two main ways to filter and carry water when backpacking. You can get some smart water bottles and a sawyer squeeze filter, or you can get a hydration bladder and a Katadyn pump filter. Or any combination of the four. But a lot of people seem to think there is only one best way to filter water when backpacking and they hate on hydration bladders. Here is a water filter comparison that will show the pros and cons of both.

Camelbak Hydrolink Adapter: https://geni.us/MtbW2Aq
Cnoc Vecto Bladder: https://geni.us/RmRsBLm
Katadyn Hiker Filter: https://geni.us/WwBgB2y
Sawyer Squeeze Filter: https://geni.us/iNjfor
Sawyer Mini Filter: https://geni.us/9W1C
Hydrapak Bladder: https://geni.us/RfvjKlZ

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0:27 The Two Main Ways to Filter Water While Backpacking
0:36 Ease of Access
1:03 Bottles are awkward to access
1:28 Bladders are hard to access in your pack
1:58 Camelbak Hydrolink Adapter
2:32 Ease of Use
2:46 Cnoc Vecto Bladder
3:11 Sqeeze Filters Need Steady Bottles
3:29 Weight Comparison
3:49 Life of the Filters
4:07 Back Flushing
4:14 Price Comparison

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