Helikon-Tex Survival Water Filter – Bushcraft Series Canvas Filter

Traditional Survival Engineering for Pure Hydration

The Helikon-Tex Survival Water Filter is a rugged, time-tested tool from the Bushcraft Line, designed for those who venture deep into the wilderness. Based on the iconic design used by the British Army during World War II, this filter is your first line of defense against contaminated water sources during long journeys or survival treks.

How it Works:

This is a mechanical "sock" filter. When filled, the heavy-duty cotton fibers swell, trapping sand, silt, organic matter, and other solids. The water slowly seeps through the fabric, leaving mechanical impurities behind.

Note: This filter removes solids only. To make the water fully potable, you must follow up with chemical purification (like Aquatabs) or boiling.

Key Features:

• High Capacity: Processes up to 3 liters of water at a time.

• Military-Grade Material: Made from thick, high-grammage 487 g/m² cotton, ensuring durability and effective mechanical filtration.

• Integrated Design: Comes with a built-in carrying bag and a sturdy string for hanging it from branches or tripods.

• Ultra-Portable: Weighs only 90g and rolls down to a compact size (16 x 12 cm), fitting easily into any survival tin or backpack pocket.

Technical Specifications:

• SKU: WF-WFB-CO

• Weight: 90 g

• Dimensions (Flat): 36 cm x 19 cm

• Material: 100% Cotton (Filter), 100% Polyester (Cover)