Stanley Perfect Brew Pour Over - Makes 1-6 Cups - Reusable Filter - No Disposable Paper Filters Needed - Compatible Bottles - BPA-Free - Easy-clean Stainless Steel & Detachable Filter

A great bit of kit. A game changer for easy and good coffee making and quick clean up, particularly when camping or on holiday etc. The device easily dismantles into 3 pieces and rinses clean and dries on a tea cloth/drainer easily. I would say that it's important to get the coffee grounds of the correct size so they don't get stuck in the filter however I've not had any issues so far with my usual grounds. It's great to use the spent grounds in the garden in allotment too. Note this may be larger than your regular coffee mug/flask which is important to avoid slippage on a too small cup, say <7cm diameter. Also I pre hot rinse both mug/flask and the device to ensure a hot enough coffee. Thank you Stanley!

This is a solid piece of kit that compliments the Stanley mug really well but can be used with a lot of other outdoor cups and mugs. It's really straightforward to use , it's easy to remove and clean the inner filter , there are measurement markers on the inside of the pour over and it's really robust and well made. I just put 3 table spoons of ground coffee into the pour over , pour the hot water around the filter just to settle the grounds then slowly pour more around then wait a minute or so for it to drip through , just make sure the grounds are not too fine and it works really well. It performs really well and produces a really nice tasting fresh coffee. It's not the most compact but still easy to take camping or outdoors, i love the colour too. It's easy to clean after using and I'd say it's good value for money as it should last a very long time.

Makes a good pour over coffee. The only downside is, ironically, the very reason I bought it....the metal material it's made of. It draws out the heat of the hot water as the coffee is dripping, so by the time you have a full cup of coffee , it's temperature is bordering on going cold. I can't really blame the product as I wanted the metal for it's ease of cleaning, and it's literally just science that it cools the water down, but it's something to be aware of.

This is really excellent for making big volumes of coffee. We use it when visiting Zambia and each evening I make just under a litre (three desert spoons of ground coffee) which I put in the fridge overnight and then into flasks for iced coffee next day. As you can see from the photos easy to use and as it comes apart dead easy to clean. Also feels pretty robust and well made.

Absolutely changes making a flask, I couldn’t recommend this more. The flavour is so much better than your classic instant coffee trial and error flask! I have a 1ltr Stanley flask, and 3 table spoons of ground coffee in the filter is about right for me personally, which is then poured over with nearly boiling water to the top line inside the pour over/filter, left to filter into the flask, then topped up again to the top line for a second time and allowed to fully filter again, which allows just enough liquid into the flask to allow space for adding milk (maybe do this process 3 times if you don’t like milk in your flask, all personal preference) and the fact that it fits onto almost any Stanley flask/mug is amazing, makes it so easy with little mess. I am no coffee expert, and even I can make a good flask with this following these steps! Pro’s: Very easy to use Very easy to wash Fits on a range of Stanley products Coffee tastes amazing Build quality is amazing Will last a lifetime Less waste due to re usable filter Cons: A little bulky (but what do you expect when it can do a full flask!) Coffee can get stuck in the filter so occasionally can be abit difficult to clean, but that’s just being picky! ( I’ve also found it best to gently shake the flask before pouring due to a lot of the fine coffee grains settling at the bottom, causing a muddy/grainy last cup, which can be avoided by gently shaking, or even rotating the flask before every pour, hope this helps)

Although it’s sturdy and well made it was extremely slow to let the coffee through making it more like a Vietnamese coffee than a filter. Also very difficult to clean. I sent it back

Bought this for camping, but its so good i use it every morning now - make really good coffee and very little mud passes through!! Stanley are the best. Stick with the original!!

I bought this to make my morning coffee in our motorhome and I’m delighted with it. It makes a lovely cup of coffee. It’s really easy to use and clean, and I can use it directly over my cup or flask. I didn’t want to be using disposable filters and wanted something robust enough to travel with, it definitely fits with my requirements. I’ve already been recommending it to friends and family.

Cumple perfectamente su función, fácil de limpiar. Calidad de material.

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ottimo si pulisce con facilità robusto e fatto bene però non si puo mettere un caffè macinato troppo fine come per esempio per la moca perchè il caffè ( poco ) ma passa oltre il filtro macinato più grosso va benissimo altra cosa non proprio bene è troppo grande per campeggio è parecchio ingombrante

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Nie oceniam kawy, procesu parzenia. Oceniam jakość produktu. Co z tego, że obudowa jest pancerna skoro reszta to tandeta? Sitko jest tak cienkie że strach je trzymać w rękach bo się zgniecie (made in china oczywiście). Mam podobnej konstrukcji dripper GSI. On ma sitko „pancerne”. Dodatkowo sitko jest mocowane na nakrętce z tworzywa. Na wcisk. Tak że po 50-100 włożeniach, a trzeba czasem do mycia zdejmować, na nakrętce wyrobi się „zatrzask” (strasznie prymitywny) i trzeba kupić nową. Uchwyt do trzymania ma ostre krawędzie! Jak to możliwe? Kolejna sprawa. Instrukcja obsługi powinna być po polsku. OK, jest po angielsku. Dam sobie radę. Ale bez obrazków nie do końca jest ona jasna. Trzecia sprawa. 1 kawy to w tym zrobić się nie da. A tak jest na pudełku (1-6 kaw). Konstrukcja na to nie pozwoli. W instrukcji obsługi jest opis jak zrobić kawę używając 20 uncji (590 ml) wody. Sam proces parzenia ze względu na głupi sposób umieszczenia sitka na pewno będzie niepowtarzalny. Im mniej kawy tym większą wiedzę musi mieć robiący kawę by smakowała. Dokładnie ten sam problem pojawi się przy dużej ilości zaparzanej kawy. Tylko przy średniej, tych 20 uncjach pewnie jest najłatwiej. Tylko kto pije tyle kawy na raz? Dla mnie duża kawa to z 12-14 uncji wody (340-400 ml) Na pewno nie jest to dripper łatwy do obsługi. Powiedziałbym że jest bardzo trudny do obsługi. Jak wspomniałem jakość wykonania na pewno nie jest „wieczna”. Podejrzewam że rok używania 2x dziennie go zabije. Jakość kiepska. Za tę cenę to fatalna. Ze względu na niepowtarzalność procesu parzenia, dobrej kawy szkoda do tego. Czyli sprzęt do kawy taniej, nie dla smakoszy. Tylko dla tych co chcą się "napić kawy". Tylko szkoda że nie trwały, solidny (może te kiedyś produkowane w USA takie były?). Kupiłem do napełniania termosów 0,7-0,8 litra. Może się nada? Drugi raz bym nie kupił. Odradzam. (Może jak mnie zaskoczy pozytywnie smak kawy, w co wątpię to ocenę podwyższę)