Best Backpacking & Hiking Water Filters of 2024

We’ve used just about every type of filtration and purification method available in our 20,000 miles of hiking over the past decade. From brands like Sawyer, Katadyn, Platypus, Aquamira, and more, we tested for water quality, maintenance and longevity, treatment time, weight and packability, and ease of use. Whether you’re looking for ultralight filtration for your next big adventure or a reliable purifier for overseas travel, our team of experts will help you find the perfect water treatment for your needs.

To complete your backcountry hydration setup, take a look at our reviews of the best hydration bladders and water bottles. And if you want to cover up that funky taste, we also have our guide to the best hydration mixes.

Find more about what's important in a water filter, written by Casey Handley here.

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November 1, 2024

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Casey Handley

Casey is an experienced hiker and gear expert who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the CleverHiker team. She has a passion for ultralight backpacking, years of experience working at REI, and a deep understanding of what people need and want from their gear. Casey has spent years researching, testing, and writing about outdoor gear to become CleverHiker’s Senior Gear Analyst.

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