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Start your morning off right with fresh coffee that escapes the over-brewed nature of most camp coffees thanks to the Personal Java Press from GSI Outdoors. Add almost-boiling water to coffee grounds in the durable, BPA-free co-polyester carafe, wait 4 minutes to brew, then press down the split ring plunger for fresh, mud-free coffee that you can pour into your own separate insulated mug.
In the morning, the last thing you need is a headache. With our unique mug that nests entirely within the French Press, your morning joe packs and unpacks effortlessly. And, with our ingenious plunger that breaks-down to store within the mug, you’ll never worry about wasted space or muddy coffee again. Isn’t coffee amazing?
The GSI Personal Java Press knows that in the morning, the last thing you need is a headache; With a unique mug that nests entirely within the French Press, your morning joe packs and unpacks effortlessly.
The GSI Personal Java Press coffee maker includes a separate mug and carafe to eliminate muddy, over-brewed coffee that other personal presses can produce.
Kick start your day with a great cup of coffee. The GSI Personal Java Press bews perfect, every time.
| Capacity: | 20 fluid ounces (carafe); 17 fluid ounces (mug) |
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| Dimensions: | 6.1 x 4.3 x 4.2 inches |
| Material: | co-polyester / EVA foam / polypropylene |
| Weight: | 10.8 ounces |
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GSI Personal Java Press Coffee on the go | |
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| Good Product. This is the first coffee press I have ever owned. It has the ability to go anywhere I need to go. With that said it will be the only one I ever own. It is light, compact, and made of good strong plastic. The only issue I have with the press is when you pour your java juice out. Maybe it is just that I haven't got the technique down yet but when you pour the coffee out, part of it runs down the outside of the press. I have tried slow, fast, and everywhere in between. It is not a lot of coffee but it is aggravating to see part of your cup of coffee end up on the counter, bottom of tent, or out on the ground. I think it just needs some minor adjustment or I need to work more on the technique. One side note I have owned this press since June of 2009. Plenty of pouring time on this product. | |
| DOutdoors at REI on 09/14/2009 | |
Excellent coffee | |
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| Just because you're out in the middle of nowhere, doesn't mean that one has to drink bad coffee. This coffee press/mug set makes a great brew. It's lightweight and takes up almost no room in your kit. A couple of minor quibbles: When you pour the coffee from the press into the mug, it tends to dribble down the side of the press unless you pour REAL slowly. The other is similar... the lid which goes on the mug... the opening for drinking is quite small and inefficient. These are minor things though, and this is a great coffee maker!! | |
| Sierracanon at REI on 08/15/2009 | |
Great Coffee! | |
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| I would have rated this a five if the product allowed you to pour coffee without it running down the side. It made great coffee and did it much faster than a peculator type maker when car camping. I used a regular grind for a drip coffee maker and had no issues with grinds in my coffee. Best of all, this thing packs up nice and tight to take up little space on your pack. Great product, but be careful when you pour. Wasted coffee is a NO NO. | |
| ScottDennis at REI on 09/30/2009 | |
Simple to use, makes great coffee | |
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| Bought this to be able to make decent coffee while deployed. Went with the durable travel design due to needing something that can hold up to not so friendly environments. This Java Press does just that. Very easy to use, simple to clean and for the most part shatter proof. Just throw it in the back of the hummer with the rest of the gear and go. Its the small niceties like a nice cup of fresh coffee that makes life a little more enjoyable at times. | |
| Masterblaster72 at REI on 06/15/2009 | |
Very Nice! | |
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| It makes good coffee. The insulation works great and dries out relatively quickly. Using coarsely groud coffee avoids 99% of sediment in the beverage. It closes down to a tidy, self contained package and the press can be used to strain out most visible particles in any liquid. Easy way to make camp coffee! | |
| wakefilioso at Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS) on 05/27/2009 | |
Great product! | |
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| This is my favorite french press. I even use it at home. It is compact. Everything fits into the press pot, even coffee grounds. The mug keeps your coffee warm and the protective sleeve makes sure you dont burn your hands. And it makes great coffee! Another great product from GSI. | |
| crank at REI on 05/19/2009 | |
Great Coffee Anytime! | |
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| This is a great item to have when you're looking for a "pick me up" in the middle of nowhere. It's small and packs easily. It produces a delicious cup of coffee provided that the instructions are followed. The carafe/maker stays hot for a while as does the cup. | |
| Silva Shark at REI on 06/17/2009 | |
Perfect for motorcycle/car camping | |
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| I use this for motorcycle and car camping. The combination of small size and great results make it the ideal coffee maker on those cold mornings when only a warm mug of caffeine will do. It's a little big for backpacking use, but still very efficient space-wise. | |
| tcfjr at REI on 05/26/2009 | |
Good coffee, but... | |
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| As far as making a good cup of coffee, this press works as well as any other I have tried. However, the thing is very sloppy when pouring and requires Herculean strength to press. The gasket that keeps the grinds seperate is also kind of a pain as it traps grinds that are difficult to remove and gets mucked up as a result. The plastic on the presser component (the part with the screen) also warped on mine from the heat and pressure (at least I think that is why, but maybe also due to stuck grinds in the gasket). Though the coffee is good, the functionality suffers in the unit I purchased. I will be returning it soon. | |
| blackflyrancher at REI on 10/07/2009 | |
Makes good coffee but leaks terribly. | |
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| At first I thought this product was great for how compact it was. Yes, it does make a great cup of coffee, is lightweight, and durable. However, it has one major flaw. Every time that I go to pour a cup, it drips down the side into the sleeve and all over onto the floor. Kind of a drawback for me. | |
| ChrisPE at REI on 09/19/2009 | |
