Jetboil Silicone Coffee Press

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It works, but it should be more convenient to pack. Small parts can get lost easily.

It’s a shame it doesn’t fit in to the Jetboil plastic cup, fits in perfectly but the cup is too small to seal onto the unit .. shame. But makes coffee so no harm..

Great. Just like all Jetboil products.

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At least two dozen coffee soups worked well, and with Jetboil you can quickly boil water. Disposing of small parts is a bit stressful, but I usually keep it already assembled. You almost have to use the press with a lid, and the pouring spout on the lid makes a bit of a mess - it doesn't pour straight liquid if you make a full pan - only at the "safety limit" marked inside the Jetboil does it start to pour without making a mess.

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The coffee is good and you can get good coffee when hiking with this add-on.

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A perfectly functional capping based on the first tests. The sensitivity of the small steel sticks to disappear left me wondering, as well as whether you dare to store the stuff stuffed in a Jetboil can. I guess the silicone gets a little tired when pressed for long periods of time, and the tightness can suffer. The price is quite high, 25% cheaper. I would definitely recommend it.

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Handy for making coffee. If the Jetboil Flash were a few millimeters higher, the parts would fit comfortably inside with the gas cartridge and other tilpehors.

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A good accessory.

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Along with the Jetboil cooker in a portable boat kitchen I built in an aluminum box. Works well.

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A good purchase for coffee lovers. Works with tea too. Luxury for camping/packing when you have your own pressure cooker with you.