Top products from r/lightweight
We found 2 product mentions on r/lightweight. We ranked the 2 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.
1. Sawyer Products SP115 Fast Fill Adapters for Hydration Packs
Sentiment score: -1
Number of reviews: 1
Adapter set allows you to quickly fill your hydration bladder with clean water without removing it from your packCompatible with the Sawyer All-in-One Squeeze Filter and the Sawyer MINI Water Filter System (not included)Attach the Sawyer water filter to the adapters and squeeze water into your reser...
Show Reddit reviews2. BRS Only 25g BRS-3000T Ultra-Light Titanium Alloy Camping Stove Gas Stoves Outdoor Cooker Outdoor Stove Gas Stove Miniature Portable Picnic
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Titanium alloy material, which is widely used in many kind of field because of its causticity, high rigidity and rupture tenacityPowerful and efficient,generates 2700W; Boils water quickly,about 2 minutes 58 seconds to boil 1L water.Stable, even flame;Smooth flame adjustment. Super easy. Just flip t...
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This stove is great. I’ve been using it for a few months now. It weighs almost nothing and performs quite well boiling 2 cups of water in under 3 minutes. Plus, it’s cheap. If it isn’t for you, then you’re only out $20.
I use a 1.8L Platypus Hoser, since I've found that if I don't use a hydration bladder, I tend not to drink enough water to keep hydrated if it's above about 5C, but I am generally hiking pretty close to water sources and don't need to carry a ton. I've solved the annoying refill issue with the fast fill adapters for my Sawyer filter. Total weight penalty vs a pair of clean SmartWater bottles is on the order of 40g, and I get the benefits of a gravity feed setup when filtering into my bladder. The bladder itself weighs 40g, the tube/mouthpiece/quick disconnects add up to 71g, plus whatever the filter and dirty water container of your choice are. I've stuck with the Sawyer bags (23g for 16oz), because I have them, and if you're gravity feeding instead of squeezing the hell out of them, they're plenty durable.
The only drawback is that a small bit of air works its way into the system with every refill, and you have to deal with that every couple of days to keep a decent usable capacity. I consider it a small price to pay.