MSR Miniworks Filter - Any good?

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MSR Miniworks Filter - Any good?

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Is the MSR Miniworks Filter any good?

What are the alternatives to this and for under £90?

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Sold out here.

Do you use any tablets etc afterwards?

Would you trust it if there were a few sheep around?
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Never used any tablets afterwards.

Ask Yetiman nicely.
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I've got a McNett aqua straw (called something like that). Seems ok though barely used. About £30 IIRC.
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I have a TravelTap filter

If I had my time again I'd have the gravity works shames as Stu & FF
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JohnClimber wrote:Would you trust it if there were a few sheep around?
I'd firstly be looking for water which i didnt think needed treating and just use a filter as a back up to make sure. Prevention rather than cure and all that. Plenty of options unless you were getting really desperate.
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Cheers for the info fella's

I went and had a look today but it's a bit bulky for the limited use I will get from it.

I got an inline filter that connects to a bottle or can be hung under a bladder
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Ah ha! That's what I've got. My blooming memory's going :(
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