Bestargot Titanium French Press, 25.3 Oz, Multi-Functional Camping Coffee Cup & Tea Pot, Portable & Lightweight, Modern Design

Awesome 👏

Product works well.

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.

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.

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.

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.