Home › Survival to Win › Membrane Solutions Water Filter Straws, 4-Pack

Four Membrane Solutions personal water filter straws standing upright in a row, aqua-blue cylinders with navy caps and printed brand labels

Captain's Pick 40 · Survival to Win

Membrane Solutions Water Filter Straws, 4-Pack

Sip straight from a creek, a lake, or the bathtub after the storm — a 0.1-micron membrane that turns muddy water into drinking water on the spot. Each straw is good for 1,320 gallons, so four of them cover the whole crew.

See it on Amazon →

What it is

Membrane Solutions filter straws use a 0.1-micron membrane so you can drink straight from a stream or lake. This listing is a 4-pack.

Why it's on my list

They weigh almost nothing, so there's one for every pack and every glove box.

Best for

Hikers, campers, and family emergency kits.

Captain's tip

Blow back through the straw after each use to clear it out.

More from Survival to Win

Read the full guide: Emergency Preparedness Gear: Survival to Win

Captain's Pick 36ReadyWise 30-day emergency food supply two-bucket bundle with red lids, pasta alfredo pouch and prepared meals

ReadyWise 30-Day Food Supply

296 servings, 25-year shelf life, just add water. Two buckets in the garage mean my family eats well no matter what the forecast says.

See it on Amazon →Read Captain Ron's review
Captain's Pick 37BTECH GMRS-V2 handheld two-way radio in matte black, front view with lit channel display, speaker grille and keypad

BTECH GMRS-V2 Radio

Five watts, 200 programmable channels, and a NOAA weather receiver — the radio that keeps the crew on one page when the trail, the campsite, or the forecast turns.

See it on Amazon →Read Captain Ron's review
Captain's Pick 38Grand Way 25-inch sawback machete with black coated blade, orange and grey non-slip handle and ballistic nylon belt sheath

Grand Way 25" Machete with Saw

Clear the brush, the fallen branch, and whatever the storm leaves behind — 25 inches of serrated steel that rides on your hip until the day you need it.

See it on Amazon →Read Captain Ron's review