Which type of water filtration you have?

[Manosteel]

Im going with the Sawyer inline 3 way filter with Platypus bag and Dromlite 4L this year.

 

[trk3263]

I am thinking about trying sawyer a new fast fill system this year. Has anyone tried one?

http://www.sawyer.com/water.html
2nd items down.

 

[rodney482]

katadyn hiker pro. not the lightest but one of the easiest. I don't have to take my bladder out of the pack to fill it.

This!!!

 

[Matt Cashell]

What do you guys with drops do regarding the wait times?

I really like the "immediate satisfaction" of the filter/UV treatment methods.

 

[GoatNuts]

If you hunt with a buddy or a small group (2-6 guys) that share a camp or you suck down the water, I'd highly recommend checking out the PlatyPus Gravity Works Filter. Granted it's not the lightest (10.6 ounces) or smallest but I picked one up last year and it has forever changed the way I will clean water on the trail- 4 Liters of effortless water in under 3 minutes. The group I summer backpack with is a bunch of engineer gear nerds. All of them used to carry their own system until this gravity bladder system had i's debut. IMO worth every penny ($120 @ REI) and every ounce to have a consistant supply of 4 L.

 

[bbrown]

I just picked up the Sawyer Inline and a Platy 3L big zip. Only played around with it at the house but I am sure liking it so far.
Always have the PUR hiker to fall back on if need be...

 

[cmeier117]

I run a sawyer inline with the platy 4L dirty reservoir and filter directly into my platy 3L big zip with a quick disconnect.