Epic Water Filters Nalgene Outdoor OG Woodsman 2022 - 2020 Review by The Good Ride

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Testers: Steph

Weight: 10.2 oz

Functionality: The Epic Filter system is very easy to use. You simply plug the filter into the bottom of the straw and suck the water through.

You have two filters to choose from. The Everyday Filter ($27.95) is meant to be used with general tap water and filters out everything that might be unwanted there. It can filter up to 75 gallons of water.

The Outdoor Adventure Filter ($29.95) is a sub-micron filter that removes biological pathogens like bacteria and viruses on top of everything that the Everyday Filter takes out. It can filter up to 100 gallons of water. So this one would be best for camping or backpacking.

The OG Woodsman is a little more difficult to suck the water out of than the squeezable OG Ultimate Travel Bottle. And the OG Woodsman doesn’t have the flip cap like the OG Travel Bottle does. So the straw is easier exposed to whatever environment you are in.

The only downside to these bottles, is you would need a different filtration system for sharing water, or gathering water for cooking in the backcountry. The only way to get filtered water out of the bottle is through the straw. So they are strictly for drinking.

Overall: If you are looking for a simple and durable personal water filtration system, the OG Woodsman from Epic Filters is a good product to look into. If you are a nalgene bottle fan then you will probably like these filtration bottles. They are very simple to use, and easy to switch out between different filtration options depending on your adventure.