Jetboil Coffee Press
Fresh black coffee in the back wilderness! We were…
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Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $20
Summary
Fresh black coffee in the back wilderness!
Pros
- Fresh REAL coffee in the wilderness!
- Packs into sove
Cons
- More to lose
- Hard to clean up
We were backpacking into the Norse Peak Wilderness last weekend and had fresh coffee with breakfast!
Works well as a coffee press for ground coffee. The…
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Works well as a coffee press for ground coffee.
The screen that is used as the "filter" works great. However, it is attached to a cheap-plastic ring which fits snug against the inside wall of the JetBoil cannister. It feels fragile, but after over a year of regular use it shows no signs of breaking or damage.
First, before you buy this, go to Starbucks and try…
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First, before you buy this, go to Starbucks and try their instant coffee. I know, I am not a 'Bucks fan either but most everything tastes good backcountry. And these are Good! And you don't have to carry a press. (or buy one). But if you do buy it pay attention how it unpacks so you can get it in your pack in one container. Lousy to clean as you have to use paper and bury grounds.
It's great it you like drinking coffee grinds. Haven't…
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Price Paid: Too much for something that doesn't work properly.
It's great it you like drinking coffee grinds. Haven't used it without grinds passing through.
I don't use it anymore.
Great addition to the Jetboil PCS. Although it is…
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Price Paid: 8.00 USD
Great addition to the Jetboil PCS. Although it is a little pain to clean, it is well worth it.
Where to Buy
$6.99 - $19.95
MSRP: $14.95
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