MSR MugMate Coffee/Tea Filter

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The MugMate Coffee/Tea Filter is a coffee press/filter made by MSR. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. MSR MugMate Coffee/Tea Filter (Fall 2009) The MugMate Coffee/Tea Filter by MSR is for those who are not at home on the trail without a cup of rich aromatic, freshly brewed cup of joe. This coffee/tea filter is low profile enough to be stored in just about any mug or cup, and you won't have to worry about packing out soggy paper filters. The MugMate is capable of making cafe quality brew for the outdoor java junky. Weight: .98oz/28g"

From GearX.com:
"Pack MSRs Mugmate Coffee and Tea Filter and satisfy your outdoor java cravings without having to pack out soggy paper filters."

From RockCreek:
"As a Seattle-based company, MSR is not at home on the trail without a cup of rich aromatic, freshly brewed cup of joe, which is why they introduced the MugMate coffee/tea filter. It s low profile enough to be stored in just about any mug or cup, and you won t have to worry about packing out soggy paper filters. The MugMate is capable of making caf -quality brew for the outdoor java junky."

From Tahoe Mountain Sports:
"Its hard to feel at home on the trail without a cup of rich aromatic, freshly brewed cup of joe, which is why MSR introduced the MugMate Coffee and Tea Filter | It is low profile enough to be stored in just about any mug or cup, and you won't have to worry about packing out soggy paper filters | The MugMate is capable of making cafe-quality brew for the outdoor java junky | Weight: .98 oz. or 28g"

User Reviews

MugMate Coffee/Tea Filter
Reviewed by drytinder, Jan 30, 2009

"At under one ounce, you cannot justify leaving this at home. Forget the coffee pot or french press. While it's designed as a one-cup filter, you can use it for countless cups at once by boiling a large pot of water for as much coffee as your group requires, add the grounds, stir, and then strain the coffee "mud" through the MugMate for each cup."

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MugMate Coffee/Tea Filter
Reviewed by Rosh, Jan 19, 2007

"Coffee is not a luxury; it is mandatory. I use this in a double-wall Snow Peak mug and drink fantastic coffee anywhere I want. The filter is very light and very high quality. I even use it at home because other coffee filters/tea diffusers have much wider mesh or simply holes."

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