WIDESEA Camping Coffee Pot 750ML with French Press Coffee Maker

Excelente producto, por el precio es algo que ofrece mucho. El plástico del asa soportó los calores, no recomiendo meterla al fuego con la tapa ya que se puede dañar. Hacer el café ahí fue divertido, tuvo un buen sabor, y filtró a la perfección sin dejar ir ningún residuo de café a la taza. El acabado del metal es muy fácil de limpiar en el campamento con una servilleta. Muy práctica 100% recomendable.

Produit de bonne facture au premier regard, je n'ai pas encore eu l'occasion de le tester, je ferai un update une fois testé.Néanmoins les attaches des poignées semblent un peu fragile au premier abord, mais c'est sûrement une question de pivot.

I bought the Widesea French Coffee Press in 2019. Don’t think that I have ever put it directly into a camp fire, using it exclusively over gas, alcohol, or debris stoves. It has held up well. I am sure that the silicone handle covers will burn off if placed directly in a fire, no different than any other silicone handled pot. I believe the pot is somewhat larger than the advertised 750ml. Probably 800 to 850ml. It is noticeably larger than the other 750ml pots I own. I use this pot not only for coffee, but also to warm water for my dehydrated meals. I simply remove the press from the lid.As a coffee press, it works great. I have had little problems with chewy coffee because of grounds passing through the filter. You do need to make sure that the press is assembled tightly. I bring my water to a boil, remove from the heat and let it cool slightly, stir in my coffee grounds, secure the lid to the pot, let it steep for a few minutes, then press the coffee. I have no problems with leakage as long as I make sure the lid is attached to the pot securely. For what it is worth, I use Main 105 whole bean coffee, purchased at Walmart, and crushed with a mortar and pestle. I do wish the stem for the press was a little longer, but it does it’s job.I like the hard anodized aluminum. It is light weight without being overly expensive like Titanium. I don’t much like cooking in raw aluminum, but have no problems with hard anodized. I don’t think there is really a problem with damaging the anodized aluminum, but I pair my Widesea French Press with the folding GSI plastic spork just to be safe.As of November 2023 I will have been using the Widesea French Press for 4 years. I have been happy with it and would recommend it for anyone looking for a good coffee making kit that will not break the bank.

Got this for when we go with the boyscouts and it is well worth it

This is almost the perfect, budget cook pot on the market, in my opinion. If it were wide enough to fit a 115mm wide, standard propane canister you find anywhere, it would be perfect. Love the silicone handle covers, love the capacity (more like 1L than the 750ml advertised). I bought this for the French Press and the price, haven’t used the French Press yet. Cooked about 10 meals in it so far since it’s the biggest cook pot we own. Due to the size and the silicone handle covers I use this as my main pot to cook meals for my wife and two kids while on the trail. I was also very skeptical of the coating that’s on it and the material but it has held up well so far. Basically the same weight as my titanium cups but about half the price. Titanium spork will scratch but I’m not worried about that, seeing as how the coating hasn’t been effected. Look forward to many more uses, still wishing mine could fit that darn 115mm propane canister.