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Alpha Squatch Survival Water Filter Straw
Because drinking straight from a questionable creek is one wilderness experience you probably don’t want to remember.
Whether you're hiking deep into the backcountry, camping for the weekend, or putting together an emergency survival kit, the Alpha Squatch Survival Water Filter Straw gives you a compact way to turn natural freshwater sources into filtered drinking water.
Using ultra-filtration membrane technology, the filter is designed to block 99.9% of bacteria and parasites from untreated water—and one filter can process up to 396 gallons of water. That's a whole lot of creek water before your Squatch needs a replacement.
Built for the Trail
Small, lightweight, and easy to carry, the filter can be clipped directly to your backpack with the included carabiner or carried with the lanyard. The included extension hose makes reaching shallow streams and awkward water sources easier, while the attachable water bag lets you collect water first and connect it directly to the straw for convenient filtering.
Everything Included:
Water Filter Straw – Ultra-filtration membrane designed to block 99.9% of bacteria and parasites.
Up to 396-Gallon Filter Capacity – One compact straw can filter an impressive amount of water before replacement.
Attachable Water Bag – Collect water and attach the bag directly to the filter for convenient drinking and filtering.
Extension Hose/Tube – Reach shallow or difficult water sources without having to plant your face next to the creek.
Backwash Syringe – Flush the filter with clean water after use to help maintain proper flow and prevent clogging.
Lanyard & Carabiner – Wear it around your neck or securely clip it to your backpack or gear.
Perfect for camping, hiking, backpacking, hunting, emergency preparedness, bug-out bags, vehicle emergency kits, and survival gear, it's the kind of equipment that takes up very little room but could become incredibly valuable when clean water isn't available.
The Alpha Squatch Rule of Hydration
If the water looks questionable enough that even Sasquatch is giving it the side-eye, filter it first.
396 gallons. One compact filter. A whole lot of wilderness.
Stay Wild. Stay Prepared. Stay Hydrated.
Because drinking straight from a questionable creek is one wilderness experience you probably don’t want to remember.
Whether you're hiking deep into the backcountry, camping for the weekend, or putting together an emergency survival kit, the Alpha Squatch Survival Water Filter Straw gives you a compact way to turn natural freshwater sources into filtered drinking water.
Using ultra-filtration membrane technology, the filter is designed to block 99.9% of bacteria and parasites from untreated water—and one filter can process up to 396 gallons of water. That's a whole lot of creek water before your Squatch needs a replacement.
Built for the Trail
Small, lightweight, and easy to carry, the filter can be clipped directly to your backpack with the included carabiner or carried with the lanyard. The included extension hose makes reaching shallow streams and awkward water sources easier, while the attachable water bag lets you collect water first and connect it directly to the straw for convenient filtering.
Everything Included:
Water Filter Straw – Ultra-filtration membrane designed to block 99.9% of bacteria and parasites.
Up to 396-Gallon Filter Capacity – One compact straw can filter an impressive amount of water before replacement.
Attachable Water Bag – Collect water and attach the bag directly to the filter for convenient drinking and filtering.
Extension Hose/Tube – Reach shallow or difficult water sources without having to plant your face next to the creek.
Backwash Syringe – Flush the filter with clean water after use to help maintain proper flow and prevent clogging.
Lanyard & Carabiner – Wear it around your neck or securely clip it to your backpack or gear.
Perfect for camping, hiking, backpacking, hunting, emergency preparedness, bug-out bags, vehicle emergency kits, and survival gear, it's the kind of equipment that takes up very little room but could become incredibly valuable when clean water isn't available.
The Alpha Squatch Rule of Hydration
If the water looks questionable enough that even Sasquatch is giving it the side-eye, filter it first.
396 gallons. One compact filter. A whole lot of wilderness.
Stay Wild. Stay Prepared. Stay Hydrated.