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GravityWorks 2.0L Dirty Reservoir Replacement Kit
Platypus
GravityWorks 2.0L Dirty Reservoir Replacement Kit
$41.95
Description

  Replacement component for GravityWorks system

  This 2-liter Dirty collection reservoir works with any Platypus GravityWorks system and also features a female quick disconnect fitting. Replace worn-out or damaged reservoirs, or adapt the capacity of your existing GravityWorks system to meet the needs of any trip.

  

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Platypus
Treatment Type:
Other Accessories
Made In:
USA
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
06953
UPC:
040818069530
Other Features:
• All Platypus hydration products are 100% BPA-free, made with durable urethane and food-grade, taste-free polyethylene interiors.
• Includes 2.0L Dirty Reservoir with Quick Disconnect.
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