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Sawyer vs platypus vs lifestraw Going backpacking &…

Sawyer vs platypus vs lifestraw

Going backpacking & looking for new filter that’ll be compatible with my waterdrop bag. I’ve seen people attach a sawyer mini where the waterdrop filter is, and use this waterdrop setup that way.

Think our old waterdrop filters aren’t good; unsure, we left them out in cold temps of 0 degrees celcius. Still seems to flow, but kinda slow.

Anyways I’m looking to just keep the bag setup (we had 3 last year going) and just get a new filter for each of the bags. Options I’m looking at are:

Sawyer mini($38 Canadian)
Platypus quickdraw($55 Canadian)
Lifestraw peak filter($25 Canadian)
Lifestraw peak series solo($30 Canadian)

Unsure if the platypus QuickDraw is able to connect where the waterdrop setup is? Would be curious to know if it’d work on this setup. I know they’re all 0.2 except the sawyer at 0.1. We do prefer the quicker flow of water, so kinda just want to do the platypus QuickDraw; except just unsure if it’ll fit on the hose. I’m pretty sure they’re all very generic as I know I’ve seen people use sawyer minis on this setup.

We were going to just get the lifestraw peak series 3L kit with filter, but figure we already got 3 of these bags, why not use them & only buy filters. Our group is 11 guys, which is why we run 3 bags to always have lots of water accessible obviously.

Thanks!
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