HydraPak Flux Bottle 1.5L + Filter Kit

The HydraPak Flux is an innovative water bottle that combines the best of both worlds - the shape of a hard bottle and the compressibility of a soft flask. It's 50% lighter than a traditional hard bottle and can be compressed down to pocket - size when empty. This bottle comes equipped with a built - in 42mm filter cap, allowing you to access clean drinking water during your adventures. Simply fill it up at any water source, and the filter will efficiently remove 99.99% of E. coli, parasitic cysts, and microplastics (sized 3.0 microns or greater) as per EPA and NSF standards. It can filter up to 1,500 litres of fresh water at a rate of over 1 litre per minute. The Flux features a spill - proof twist - cap for easy grab - and - go hydration, and a flexible bail handle for comfortable carrying and secure attachment. The high - flow nozzle can be operated with one hand, and the bottle is designed to fit in pack pockets when full and roll up for space - saving storage when empty. Made of ultra - durable, abrasion - resistant TPU with RF welded seams, it's 100% BPA and PVC free and has a wide working temperature range from freezing to 60°C. Capacity: 1500ml. Dimensions: 245mm x 85mm. Weight: 143g.

Using the HydraPak Flux is a breeze. First, find a water source like a stream or a lake. Open the spill - proof twist - cap and fill the bottle up. Then, close the cap and the built - in filter will start working as you drink. The high - flow nozzle can be quickly opened and closed with one hand, so you can stay hydrated on the go. When you're done with your drink, the bottle can be compressed down to pocket size or rolled up for easy storage. Just attach it to your pack using the flexible handle. As for maintenance, it's recommended to clean the bottle regularly. You can use mild soap and water to wash it. Make sure to let it dry completely before storing. Also, keep in mind that the filter has a lifespan of about 1,500 litres of water. Once you've reached that limit, it's time to replace the filter. And remember, the bottle can handle a wide range of temperatures, but don't expose it to extreme heat above 60°C.