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Sawyer Squeeze Water Filtration System + Cnoc 2L Bladder Review
The original Sawyer Squeeze is one of the most proven filters on the trail, but its included pouches were always its Achilles heel, prone to delamination, difficult to fill from shallow sources, and frustrating enough that most experienced users replaced them immediately. The Sawyer Squeeze with Cnoc Premium 2-Liter Bladder ($65) finally fixes that. The wide-mouth Cnoc bladder is durable, easy to fill, and holds twice the volume of the original pouches, making it the setup the Squeeze deserved from the start. The filter itself remains unchanged—same 378,000-liter lifespan, same versatility across squeeze, gravity, and inline configurations—and the same shortcomings apply: a slower flow rate than modern competitors and a maintenance routine that requires carrying a syringe in the field. But for backpackers who've always loved the Squeeze's longevity and versatility, this pairing is the version worth buying.
Continue reading to learn more about the Sawyer Squeeze and Cnoc bladder, written by Jade Downing.
Jade Downing
Jade is an accomplished hiker, logging over 1,000 miles annually, with an impressive ticklist that includes the Te Araroa on New Zealand’s South Island, all of Colorado's 14ers, and several iconic trails in Nepal and Peru.
Sawyer Squeeze Water Filtration System + Cnoc 2L Bladder Review
The original Sawyer Squeeze is one of the most proven filters on the trail, but its included pouches were always its Achilles heel, prone to delamination, difficult to fill from shallow sources, and frustrating enough that most experienced users replaced them immediately. The Sawyer Squeeze with Cnoc Premium 2-Liter Bladder ($65) finally fixes that. The wide-mouth Cnoc bladder is durable, easy to fill, and holds twice the volume of the original pouches, making it the setup the Squeeze deserved from the start. The filter itself remains unchanged—same 378,000-liter lifespan, same versatility across squeeze, gravity, and inline configurations—and the same shortcomings apply: a slower flow rate than modern competitors and a maintenance routine that requires carrying a syringe in the field. But for backpackers who've always loved the Squeeze's longevity and versatility, this pairing is the version worth buying.
Continue reading to learn more about the Sawyer Squeeze and Cnoc bladder, written by Jade Downing.
Jade Downing
Jade is an accomplished hiker, logging over 1,000 miles annually, with an impressive ticklist that includes the Te Araroa on New Zealand’s South Island, all of Colorado's 14ers, and several iconic trails in Nepal and Peru.
Sawyer Squeeze Water Filtration System + Cnoc 2L Bladder Review
The original Sawyer Squeeze is one of the most proven filters on the trail, but its included pouches were always its Achilles heel, prone to delamination, difficult to fill from shallow sources, and frustrating enough that most experienced users replaced them immediately. The Sawyer Squeeze with Cnoc Premium 2-Liter Bladder ($65) finally fixes that. The wide-mouth Cnoc bladder is durable, easy to fill, and holds twice the volume of the original pouches, making it the setup the Squeeze deserved from the start. The filter itself remains unchanged—same 378,000-liter lifespan, same versatility across squeeze, gravity, and inline configurations—and the same shortcomings apply: a slower flow rate than modern competitors and a maintenance routine that requires carrying a syringe in the field. But for backpackers who've always loved the Squeeze's longevity and versatility, this pairing is the version worth buying.
Continue reading to learn more about the Sawyer Squeeze and Cnoc bladder, written by Jade Downing.
Jade Downing
Jade is an accomplished hiker, logging over 1,000 miles annually, with an impressive ticklist that includes the Te Araroa on New Zealand’s South Island, all of Colorado's 14ers, and several iconic trails in Nepal and Peru.
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