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Grayl- takes out bacteria, viruses, etc. Have use it on lakes and rivers for years. No boil needed. You can still do it and I probably would if I was filtering literal mud like this, but I typically don't.

Bravo Zulu to Josephine Grayl of Bozeman on earning a spot in Carnegie Hall's 2026 NYO2 ensemble as a bassist. She will represent Montana on the international stage this summer. Keep making the Treasure State proud Josephine! carnegiehall.org/Education/P…

The GRAYL Pathfinder Filtration Kit combines rugged Pathfinder gear with the award-winning GRAYL GeoPress to deliver safe, clean drinking water anywhere on Earth — in just 8 seconds. 🌎💧 #Bushcraft #CampingGear #Preparedness #WaterFiltration

Took me 6 hours to hike 6km at a total elevation gain 650M with a 30kg pack. The last 400M was brutal and frankly not sure I could make it. 45 degrees had me creeping along. All this while trying to film and I underestimated my water requirements so was continuously having to fill. On top of that I forgot my Grayl. I fell well short of my first waypoint. While I'm happy with the attempt I've made so many mistakes, which started off with 2km deteor I never intended on. By the time I got on my plotted route I was already burning. Second mistake was pushing past beautiful even camping ground in an attempt to make up lost time only to settle for a bumpy slope. I did not see the sunset nor will I see the sunrise I had planned as I'm in a valley. I might leave everything at my base camp tomorrow to push for the peak. Many lessons learned. Most notably that I'm only 28 in my heart. 🤣 Nothing went to plan. I might not get the video I wanted. But I learned some brutal shit. Good night.

The bare minimum non negotiables 32oz canteen 48oz Nalgene (with swig rig) 24oz Grayl 16oz Nalgene (good for drink mixes and cup holders) I also usually throw my ice plate in (1.5l) but I cannot find it right now for some reason The chest bag has a full field sustainment kit

I usually do 1.5L Nalgene in swig rig 1L Nalgene canteen on hip 1.5L Iceplate (its nice for hot days) .7L Grayl (it tastes nice) Field sustainment kit with everything to purify my own water (and fire) And a .5L Nalgene because it fits in cupholders and does nice with drink mixes

Grayl geo press (on body carry), MSR Guardian (pack/car), Lifestraw Community (basecamp/home). Or a way to distill water if its bad enough 🫣 ( waiting on doc 🤬)

山や沢で安全な水を調達するのは難しい。なので自分は使い勝手の良い携帯浄水器「GRAYL」を使っている。 キューピーマヨネーズみたいな見た目のものの方が嵩張らないけど、使ってると折れ目から漏れてくるので結局コレに落ち着いた。

Taking a look at some new stuff from @ZeroTechOptics and Grayl...

This is my grab-and-go preparedness kit. Everything organized in a Milwaukee PACKOUT, ready to toss in the truck. Water filtration with a Grayl titanium bottle that removes bacteria, viruses, and heavy metals. Electrolytes and salt for hydration. Fire starting and cooking essentials. Navigation and awareness tools. Safety and protection gear. Communication and power. A sewing and repair kit. Multi-use items that cover the gaps. This is not a tool kit. It's the "non-tool" essentials that keep you hydrated, warm, fed, aware, and able to handle injuries and repairs in the field.

GRAYL届いたので早速使ってみた☺️ ウィルス99.99%やバクテリア99.999%、原虫を99.9%除去できるらしい 押し込むのに結構力がいるが、試しに水道水でやってみたけどびっくりするくらい飲みやすくなったのでコレは多分良いものです！

GRAYL（グレイル）は、水を汲み、上から押し込むだけで浄水できる簡単設計の一体型浄水ボトル。直火にかけられるチタンモデルは、調理などの準備にも活躍します。化学物質（PFAS、塩素、クロロホルムなど）もろ過により軽減可能です。 grayl.jp/

POV: You're Using a Grayl #survival #gear #water

It's fine, just take a Grayl water bottle on your trip. Clean water every sip.

No, you don’t. I can tell you’ve never used a Grayl, lol.

GRAYL グリベル(Grivel) 登山 アイゼン エアーテックEVO・ニューマチック GV-RAATNME amzn.to/4rk1DZF

Friday afternoon #wwff #fieldradio #cw #morsecode #qrp and #coffee with the @qrplabs #qmx #packtenna #efhw brewing and drinking #Coffee from my #grayl hiking water purifier kit.

From a listener - just finished listening—solid episode, man. Really like how you hammered home define your disaster first instead of just endlessly stacking stuff. That flamethrower gift story cracked me up, and the GRAYL filter shout-out was spot on. The mindset shift from one more battery to actually auditing what you have and rotating it like a smart grocery store is the kind of no-BS advice a lot of new preppers need to hear. Loved the app recommendations too—Sortly and Out of Milk are legit game-changers, I'm gonna start using those myself. Overall it felt calm, practical, and zero fear-porn, which is exactly why I dig your show. Great job on this one—definitely sharing it with a couple buddies who are just getting started. Keep it up!