PRESSE by Bobble French Coffee Press And Insulated Stainless Steel Travel Tumbler for On-The-Go Brewing - 13 oz

Love these bobble coffee makers. We use them all the time. My only criticism of them is that spare rubber parts cannot be found . The makers could last years if these spares were made. This is the main reason we have purchased more of this product.

Brilliant and simple, well made and durable - great for travelling

A good coffee make for single cups but the inner seal fails easily with pressing the coffee. The seals aren’t sold separately which means you gave to buy a complete unit. Works out very expensive. This would get 4 stars if the seals were readily available.

I'm obsessed with French presses and wanted a portable one that worked better than my current (another brand's model that lets grounds sip through to my drink). The Bobble Presse has worked perfectly! My coffee came out perfectly brewed with no grounds, and it was easy to assemble, use, and clean. I was concerned about reviewers' mentions of coffee splashing out on them. You need to follow the instructions: don't overfill, press slowly. At first I thought the parts were confusing to take apart and reassemble, but after just one round of doing it it is very simple and easy. I didn't notice any strong smells with the silicone parts that other reviewers mentioned. The press kept my coffee warm and, best of all, it really does stop brewing after pressing so the remainder didn't grow bitter even after 30 mins sitting in the press. As a plus: right after pressing there was a beautiful foamy layer on top that reminded me of the crema on top of espresso (this layer disappeared when the rest of the coffee sat in the press for longer). In terms of flavor: no grounds seeped whatsoever :) :) :)!!! I did think the flavor was a wee bit thinner than with my other french presses, which might be because of a tighter filter. While I like the very full-bodied, slightly oily coffee from French presses, this was a very minor difference that won't keep me from enjoying the Bobble on the go. Definitely second the suggestions to make sure you clean all parts thoroughly between uses as there is a filmy deposit of coffee in the inner chamber/press element. My only beef: the instructions come printed in the external paper label/package, which is hard to remove as it's glued on. When I removed it it tore exactly on top of the instructions--which are also printed in tiny tiny letters. That's where you find the warning about not overfilling so contents don't splash out. I think the brand could afford to print separate instructions and insert them inside the press, yes?

Love this mug! Easy to use and clean and gives your coffee that great soft feel. I bought two others before buying this one for camping. Worth the money. Will buy again if it ever wears out :)

the lead is easy to lose

On my 4th now. Be careful with the liner. If you drop it and bend the liner lip out of perfectly round, the lid will leak. Don't bother buying a painted one as the paint always chips / flakes off after 12-18 mths of daily use. Prefer the old filter which had margi ally larger holes, and needed burning off less regularly. But it keeps hot coffee warm for several hours, and iced coffee cool all day. No spares support for stretched or failed silicone seals, or replacement liners. One star off for the lack of spares.

Honestly I love this. Today was my first day using it. I had been going to the effort to brew my own French press at work every morning. I was tired of the good natured jabs at my refined tastes and was looking for a more discreet, small press that I could sneak into my office without much of a stir. I have worked in coffee in a previous life, for 7 years. I had no idea there were French press mugs, and I bought this thinking if it was half as rad as it looks, it’s be worth it. Well this thermos is amazing! The bottom of the inner chamber is even the right size to measure the amount of grounds you need. I had mine ground for French press and the plunger went down without much resistance, but the coffee had a good taste and a full body, very little sediment but still the oils of a French press. My coffee tasted better in this weird thermos press than it does brewed at the coffee shop. Same beans. Much cheaper and I don’t have to talk to anyone! My only complaint is the lid, which is a soft rubbery silicon material that... I’m gonna say it... feels like some weird sex toy material. Now I may be neurotic (facts), but I didn’t like how this felt on my mouth. And I didn’t like that it didn’t warm up like your lips like a mug would or a plastic lid on a to go coffee from a shop would. And it blocked out the coffee smell and steam. That’s petty I know, but you are looking to buy a French press thermos so 🤷🏻‍♀️ Buy it