Eco 55cl (550ml) Active Bottle Carob
The essential travel companion for NZ and Australian travellers heading to Southeast Asia and beyond. Made from sugarcane bioplastic, compact enough for carry-on, and powerful enough to filter tap water in Bali, Bangkok, Vietnam, or anywhere water quality is uncertain. Never Buy Bottled Water Again Filters viruses — hollow fibre filters don't. Our triple-layer filter removes 99.999% of viruses (including Hepatitis), 99.9999% of bacteria, parasites, heavy metals, microplastics, and chemicals — the full range of threats in Southeast Asian tap water. Carry-on approved. At 550ml, it fits neatly in handbags, daypacks, and carry-on luggage. Fill at any airport tap after security — never pay for airport water again. Safe water in seconds. No pumping, no tablets, no waiting. Fill, replace lid, drink. Each filter replaces 400 single-use plastic bottles. Travel Southeast Asia without adding to the region's plastic problem. Sustainability You Can Actually See Made from sugarcane, not oil. Our bioplastic is just as tough and durable as regular plastic — but made from a renewable plant source, not fossil fuels. Recyclable bottle. Compostable filter. End-to-end sustainability from first fill to last. Machine washable. As easy to care for as regular plastic. Perfect for Travel to Bali, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Philippines, and across Southeast Asia NZ and Australian travellers wanting safe water without single-use plastic Day hikes and tramping trips in NZ and Australia Everyday use at home — tap, river, or stream Eco-conscious travellers wanting to ditch single-use plastic for good Includes one 200L filter. Compatible with all Water-to-Go replacement filters. See our independent testing results. Ideal for: Southeast Asia travel · international travel · tramping · bush walking · everyday carry · eco-conscious living · gifting
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- Carob (Yellow)
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- Carob (Yellow) — 89.99 NZD — In stock
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