Bought this ten years ago for travel and still using. Buying a second one because my partner and I argue over it and I’m afraid it won’t always be available.
At home I have tried chemex, melita, ikea, and other silicone travel cones, but this has remained my main drip device for making coffee at home. It’s stable and doesn’t topple over like the melita, the water flows through slowly making a stronger cup than the metal drip cone from IKEA, it takes up less space and is not breakable like the chemex. It keeps the coffee warm and covered if I have to step away while it’s dripping. Sure, it’s ugly but it’s small and does the job. I’ve used it both for travel and home.
Works best with paper filters. I wet the filter before putting it into the cone, then add coffee, a little water for the first run to create suction, then fill it up on the next pour.
It’s a little pricey but you won’t regret it!
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In 1985, siblings from British Columbia - Don, Ian and Kathy Scott - made their way down the west coast to San Diego where they founded GSI Outdoors.
Cookware and dining products that adapt the comforts of home to active outdoor lifestyles at the campsite, bivy, base camp and everywhere in between is the business. GSI Outdoors celebrates food and brings people together to have fun in the outdoors, and to build a connection to the world around us.
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FEEDING YOUR LOVE OF THE OUTDOORS SINCE 1985
In 1985, siblings from British Columbia- Don, Ian and Kathy Scott made their way down the west coast to San Diego where they founded GSI Outdoors.
GSI Outdoors is in the business of making cookware and dining products that adapt the comforts of home to active outdoor lifestyles at the campsite, bivy, base camp and everywhere in between. Our passion is food- food as a way of bringing people together, food as a way of having fun in the outdoors and food as a connection to the world around us.
GSI Outdoors Java Drip Collapsible Pourover Coffee Maker
Slim, silicone drip coffee maker
The Collapsible JavaDrip's clever, expanding silicone cone brews fresh, delicious coffee and yet collapses to just 1-inch high to travel anywhere. Simply set the filter on top of your favorite container, from a wide mouth water bottle to a small pot, add any brand of #4 filter, grounds and water and voila, eye-opening drip coffee just like home. The convenient cover even doubles as a trivet for the cone when you're done brewing and keeps everything clean during transport.
- USE CASE: JavaDrip Coffee Maker makes brewing drip coffee outdoors simple for the whole group!
- SPILL-FREE BREWING: Flexible ring design allows you to center it over any-size cup for minimal mess. Transparent base helps prevent over-filling.
- LIGHTWEIGHT: Silicone, lightweight material that makes it easy to carry with you wherever you go.
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PERFECT FOR ON-THE-GOPack it down to a height of 1" and throw it in your bag. Includes a snap-on lid that doubles as a trivet for easy travel! |
MAXIMUM COFFEE CAPACITYWith a unique, sturdy, bellows design that allows it to expand to 3.6" at full height, the JavaDrip's #4 filter cone can brew up to 12 cups of coffee. |
SPECSIncludes: Collapsible #4 Drip Cone, Snap-On Cover Weight: 0.3 lbs. Material: Silicone and Clear Polypropylene Dimensions: 5.6 in x 5.5 in x 1 in |
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Ideal for Travel (or at home)!
I'm very pleased with this collapsible, drip coffee maker. It's light, collapses easily and I really like the lid that seals in the whole unit, protecting it and making it nicely stowable. The drip-rate is just fine and it easily cleans up with rinsing.Some have commented on how large this is. It's a bit bigger than your average #4 dripper but I find it perfect for the Hemp & Cotton Pinyon cloth filter I got for travel & backpacking. The combination is extremely light and compact--and no waste from paper filters.I'm going on an extended trip and looked at a lot of possibilities for packable coffee making system. I tend to favor French press coffee, but that means more bulk/weight, even the ultra-lightweight double-walled presses out there.First try, I used the setting between fine and medium on my burr grinder, but I'm thinking I could go much finer if I wanted to. I'll give that a shot my next cup!Upshot: a very well designed and functional system for making coffee in the sticks and while on the go.Note: the mug in the pics is larger--holds about 18.5oz.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2019
Color: BlueVerified Purchase
I'm very pleased with this collapsible, drip coffee maker. It's light, collapses easily and I really like the lid that seals in the whole unit, protecting it and making it nicely stowable. The drip-rate is just fine and it easily cleans up with rinsing.
Some have commented on how large this is. It's a bit bigger than your average #4 dripper but I find it perfect for the Hemp & Cotton Pinyon cloth filter I got for travel & backpacking. The combination is extremely light and compact--and no waste from paper filters.
I'm going on an extended trip and looked at a lot of possibilities for packable coffee making system. I tend to favor French press coffee, but that means more bulk/weight, even the ultra-lightweight double-walled presses out there.
First try, I used the setting between fine and medium on my burr grinder, but I'm thinking I could go much finer if I wanted to. I'll give that a shot my next cup!
Upshot: a very well designed and functional system for making coffee in the sticks and while on the go.
Note: the mug in the pics is larger--holds about 18.5oz.
Some have commented on how large this is. It's a bit bigger than your average #4 dripper but I find it perfect for the Hemp & Cotton Pinyon cloth filter I got for travel & backpacking. The combination is extremely light and compact--and no waste from paper filters.
I'm going on an extended trip and looked at a lot of possibilities for packable coffee making system. I tend to favor French press coffee, but that means more bulk/weight, even the ultra-lightweight double-walled presses out there.
First try, I used the setting between fine and medium on my burr grinder, but I'm thinking I could go much finer if I wanted to. I'll give that a shot my next cup!
Upshot: a very well designed and functional system for making coffee in the sticks and while on the go.
Note: the mug in the pics is larger--holds about 18.5oz.
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Fred.bushcraft.93
Super filtre à café
Reviewed in France on April 29, 2021Color: BlueVerified Purchase
