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

I'm happy with the quality of this. It's lightweight and found it's way into my kayaking/ camping gear. It brews a great cup of coffee, though i will say I thought it would be a little bigger. That's my bad for not realizing how big 750ml is. Metric system! But it's definitely a quality product, that fits well into backpacking or camping gear, and brews a great cup of coffee. I bought this to replace insta coffee i bring out on 3-5 day floats.

This coffee maker is very light weight. It has sturdy construction. I only wish they made a larger size. You can effectively make two 9 (+/-) fluid ounce cups of coffee with this (or 18-20 ounces total). Overall, this is a great, light weight French Press.

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 sproutEasy 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.

I really like this pot. It is easy to assemble and disassemble. It is just perfecto to make two big cups of coffee. The only thing I find noticeable is the wooden handle. It tends to roll as you are screwing the different parts of the press. I guess It can be fixed with some glue, but have not tried. I always have to tilt it a little so it gets traction and stops rolling. Other than that, I love this pot. It is really lightweight, and the small gas canister (200gr) from Coleman fits perfectly, so I use less space when packing.

Coffee is life.

We're big Tea drinkers, hot tea first thing - that's how we start the day!At home, we use a Bunn Coffee maker. It works fine... however, not nearly as good as this Titanium French Press!I've always like Stainless for everything, but, it always had this metallic taste.This imparts no metallic taste, all our hot / cold drinks are much better with Titanium.We can make tea right over a fire, stove, anything with heat, unlike glass, and it comes out really great!

This has been very useful for camping. I mainly got it for the lightweight titanium pot that also has a spout. Most pots like this do not come with spouts. But the bonus is that you can also use this as a French press if you want. I go ultralight backpacking and this stays in my pack at all times. Capacity and weight are as advertised

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!