Compare | Comparison of straws

Product Main Use Filter Type Benefits Flow Rate* Filter Life** Weight Dimensions Ideal Use Carbon Attachment Compatibility
LifeStraw Peak Series Personal Water Filter Straw Direct drinking from lakes, rivers, or taps (in emergencies) Membrane microfilter (0.2 micron) Removes bacteria, parasites, microplastics; durable, portable.  Can attach to some standard use water bottles with 28mm thread 2.5 L/ min (+/- 30%) Up to 4,000 L (1,000 gal) 2.3 oz | 65 g   1.26 x 7.7 in | 3.2 x 19.5 cm   Backpacking, hiking, emergency kits Optional activated carbon filter can be purchased separately; improves taste and reduces chlorine; works with Peak Straw and Peak Solo
LifeStraw Personal Water Filter Direct drinking from natural water sources Membrane microfilter (0.2 micron) Removes bacteria, parasites, microplastics; durable, portable; Lightweight, simple, affordable 2.1 L/min (+/- 30%) Up to 4,000 L (1,000 gal) 1.6 oz | 46 g  9 x 1.2 in | 22.9 x 2.5 cm Budget-friendly outdoor adventures, emergency prep Not compatible with carbon attachment
LifeStraw Solo Compact, direct drinking or attaching to standard water bottles Membrane microfilter (0.2 micron) Removes bacteria, parasites, microplastics; durable, portable; Ultralight, attaches to bottles, small pack size;  2.8 L/min (+/- 30%) Up to 2,000 L (528 gal) 1.7oz / 48.2g  5.1in x 1.3in / 12.9cm x 3.30cm Ultralight backpacking, travel Optional activated carbon filter can be purchased separately; improves taste and reduces chlorine; works with Peak Straw and Peak Solo
LifeStraw Sip Everyday drinking from public water fountains or taps Membrane microfilter (0.2 micron) Removes bacteria, parasites, microplastics; reusable, discreet straw design 1.2 L/min (+/- 30%) Up to 500 L (132 gal)  1.8 oz   10 in x .5in Daily commuting, school, travel in areas with uncertain tap water safety Not compatible with carbon attachment
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