Backpacks | Big Zip EVO Filter Connector Kit

Platypus

Big Zip EVO Filter Connector Kit

$12.76

Description

　　Connects a water filter directly to the Big Zip EVO Reservoir

　　Connect your Platypus GravityWorks water filter (and most other water filters) directly to a Big Zip EVO Reservoir without ever having to take it out of your pack. Just plug the hose into the base of the filter, insert the quick-disconnect fitting into the upper port on your reservoir, let gravity do the rest and you’ll be on your way with clean, taste-free water. Reservoir and filter sold separately.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Platypus

Made In:

USA

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

11007

UPC:

040818110072

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