Titanium Pot 750ml, Portable French Press | Ultralight Camping Pot for Coffee, Cooking & Survival | Compatible with Camp Stoves

performance is excellent. If you’re looking for a reliable, lightweight, and tough pot for camping or travel, a titanium pot is an excellent choice.

It's a great piece of titanium gear for 30 something bucks. Multi functional: coffee, tea, sanitize water, stew/cook pot (when hanging, titanium has a tendency to burn on the bottom), works on coil stove, gas at home / camp, wood fire. well made/good quality: the lid fits tightly (I hope it doesn't warp over time) excellent design details: the side handles has a little notch at the bottom for your finger so it's stable and easy to grip even when wet or with greasy hands, the top hanging loop has a centre notch so it doesn't shift around / spill into a fire and it stays up to reduce the risk of burning when you need to get out of a wood fire, + it has a pour sprout Easy to clean... (sometimes milk gets a bit burnt at the bottom if there are hot spots... but you can just wipe that off) The stupid stainless steel knob at the top is responsible for a lot of the weight but you don't need it, I leave it at home (might actually just throw it out) so it's even lighter now. Filter is fairly fine and I don't get a lot of sediments in my tasty coffee... (look up james hoffman french press or cowboy coffee on youtube for best results.) Bought a coozie from another vendor and it keeps my coffee hot when brewing and also protects my hands / lap when I eat meals. I think It's the best of its kind on amazon.

Makes good coffee. Use medium grind coffee or, use a 4 cup drip coffee maker filter placed under the screen and folded up towards the top before pressing fine ground coffee. Use hot but, not boiling water and wait 5 minutes or so before pressing. Boiling water gives the coffee a burnt taste. The press only needs to be pushed about half way down. The filter or screen will do the rest. Good for making camp coffee or use at work for a quick cup. I like espresso coffee the filter makes it work.

I like the wooden handle for the lid. Would’ve been nice to have extra accessory screw to allow quick and easy switch over from using as a French press to using just as lid with wooden handle. I purchased a titanium woodstove from nature hike and this little French press or with press removed titanium pot with lid nest easily inside. Looks like it was made for it the height is just right as well. Makes a nice complete kit I can take camping having a way to cook boil water make coffee as well the nice titanium stove fits all around it and contains fire as well as this nice little titanium pot. One other feature that would be nice is ways to more easily remove handles like the bale. But overall it’s amazing how lightweight it is and functional

This is it. Why this didn't come along years ago is a tragedy. It is an excellent coffee maker, but it is more than that. Get a 10-32 half inch machine screw from the hardware store, remove the wooden knob (unscrew), lay the strainer assembly aside, put the knob back on, and Voila! It will melt snow, boil water, heat soup or stew, make rice or pasta, etc. No camper should be without one!

I've seen titanium flashlights advertised for twice the price of aluminum ones so I thought titanium is a quite an expensive metal. Indeed it's more expensive than aluminum but I didn't realize that you could get a whole pot made out of this material for so cheap. It's very lightweight and quite sturdy - exactly what this metal offers over and above aluminum. It's suppose to be quite strong, similar to stainless steel thus manufacturers can make it thinner while keeping the strength. Coffee performance-wise it works very well. The mesh is fine so coffee grinds don't get through. The press and the pot edge fits tight giving good resistance yet doesn't feel like it's going to scratch. Just be sure to get the proper size grind. Not all grinds are created equal. If you get the store bought stuff that's really meant for paper filters, you may be disappointed that there's some grit and residue in your last cup. If you get your own whole beans and use a high quality conical burr grinder minutely adjusting the settings to ensure a large enough grind each cup will be like a sip of heaven. I fired this up the butane stove and seems to take a bit longer than a conventional aluminum pot. Titanium isn't as great of a heat conductor compared to aluminum or copper. Regardless this is great for those that appreciate a good cup of coffee while trying to keep their base weight down. AT this price point I'd get 2 if I needed it!

If you love coffee and are on the go a lot, this thing is perfect for you! Not only is it extremely light, it is easy to clean and you can even unscrew the lid handle from the top to press the coffee down in the pot and drink from it. This is especially great for camping! The polished titanium is easy on the hands when you hold it. Unlike some other brands that are not polished, the look and feel is not as pleasant. Great design and comfort went into making this unit. It has good sturdy handles that stay in place so you can grip your coffee at ease but they also fold in for storage too. You can pack this little guy inside other titanium pots as well with it's small portable size. There is nothing I can say I dislike about this product, sometimes you may see it on sale. Even if it's not, it's still worth it! Buy it now. While you're at it, pick up the wood knot cup holder to connect to this, it complements it so well!

A nice size for one person. So great to be able to heat water and make coffee all in one deal. I am, however, very disappointed that it doesn’t prevent coffee grounds from pouring into my coffee cup.

Product works well.

Bought as a present, not yet used. But on looking seems sturdy, lightweight and exactly what the recipient, who is an all weather camper, needs.

Awesome 👏

As a cafetiere and extra pot it works great but, as others have pointed out, the knob on the plunger is heavy and doesn't need to be. It's an easy fix though, just steal the plunger rod from a cheapo 300ml cafetiere, replace the heavy one, and you're good. See the picture for how this looks. The thread was the same on mine, but ymmv.

Parfait pour mon café ou ma tisane! J’adore la couleur de la tasse une fois quel a chauffer!!