STANLEY All In One French Press Coffee Maker 32 oz | 5 Minute Brew, 4 Hours Hot | Mesh Filter for Coffee Grounds | Insulated Stainless Steel French Press | BPA-Free | Stainless

Update. April 2026 Still going strong since the handles broke off. Almost a year after breaking off. Love my little press still! Works amazing for rice and noodles still and cooking food. Now have even made cocoa multiple times and still soup. Worth the money 100% Lasted for two years before my handle mount broke off. I SWEAR by my little press. have boiled milk, soup, chili anything you can heat in a pot and eat or drink and so on in this. Coffee is easiest to do. Just pour your water in and let it sit and bingo, great coffee less than 10 minutes later. I have also boiled water while camping, or just being lazy or during power outages, and I HAVE my coffee, while everyone else goes to coffee stands (BUT what happens when those coffee stands are out of power like when a whole peninsula looses power) .... I STILL HAVE my coffee The design is simple, still plunges great and has suction. Coffee doesn't stay hot for long though, thats a downfall. Compact enough. I have stuck in my packs and doesn't take up tons of space, and I like that its just two pieces minus the lid. I USE it daily. (I wrote this review about 9 months ago - still going strong with my press.) - Since I have drained my rice for cooking and also used as a strainer for Macaroni and cheese (while living off grid) and no dishes.

A testament to rugged ingenuity! The STANLEY Adventure All-in-One Boil + Brew French Press, a versatile vessel designed to accompany you on the most intrepid expeditions, or simply to grace your kitchen with its steadfast utility. Imagine, if you will, the crackling campfire under a starlit canopy, the crisp mountain air invigorating your senses. The STANLEY French Press, a steadfast companion, stands ready to brew a robust elixir to fortify your spirit. Yet, its capabilities extend far beyond the wilderness. Picture also the sleek surface of your induction stove at home, where this very same Stanley vessel efficiently boils water for your morning infusion. Its robust stainless-steel construction, impervious to the rigors of the trail, feels equally at home on a modern cooktop. As a biologist whose pursuits take me to the far corners of this planet, collecting specimens amidst diverse flora and fauna, I have come to rely on durable and adaptable equipment. While this Stanley French Press is undoubtedly a boon for brewing coffee amidst the grandeur of nature, I have found an equal appreciation for its performance within the confines of my own kitchen. Its efficiency on my induction stove is noteworthy, making it a truly versatile tool for both my field and home endeavors. This ingenious device is more than a mere coffee maker; it is a multi-functional marvel. It boils water with commendable speed, allowing for the preparation of not only your vital morning brew but also for heating water for dehydrated meals or other culinary necessities. The integrated French press mechanism ensures a rich and flavorful extraction, whether you are using freshly ground beans under the vast expanse of the sky or in the familiar surroundings of your home. The compact design, with its folding handle, speaks to its intended portability, making it a welcome addition to any pack. However, its inherent durability and efficient heating capabilities render it a valuable asset in any kitchen, regardless of whether a campfire or a modern stove provides the heat source. In conclusion, the STANLEY Adventure All-in-One Boil + Brew French Press is a testament to enduring design and versatile functionality. Whether you are a seasoned explorer venturing into the wild or a home enthusiast appreciating a well-crafted tool, this Stanley vessel stands ready to serve, brewing your coffee and boiling your water with equal aplomb. Its rugged nature and adaptable design make it a steadfast companion on any adventure, be it in the untamed wilderness or the heart of your home.

Bought this to outfit a "hurricane preparedness" kit. Obviously not a necessity, but why not in the name of comfort? Am impressed with quality and stability. Handle folds flat and is easy enough to grip with gloves. It's 32oz, enough for 2 of us to have a 12oz cup and a little more of coffee. (Drink while preparing a 2nd batch.) I have paired it with an MSR Dragonfly backpacking stove and cook-pot with handle. (I heat water in a separate pot, then pour it into the press.) Add a pair of work-gloves for the heat of the metal and at least a 6"-diameter flat, cork/wood base to set it on and you're all set. It works great! Haven't had a hurricane yet, but did a trial run in my kitchen. Make sure to oil the "rubberized" seal. It doesn't affect the taste. Once hot water is in the pot, the metal expands enough for a fairly easy push-down. We had no trouble pressing it down, just normal expected resistance. We followed the directions, including letting the coffee steep before drinking. The result was very good coffee. We used a typical, fine-ground coffee, so of course we had some grounds. Next time, we'll pack a coarser or medium-ground coffee. Including heating the water, you can have fresh brew in about 15-20 minutes. Besides being a part of an emergency kit, this press seems ideal for car camping, RVing, backpacking, sunrise walks on the beach, etc. Perfect size for one couple or good for 2 couples with smaller cups and a 2nd brew.

This is a genius all in one French press coffee pot. I only make one cup for myself every morning (although this pot was bigger than expected and nicer). I haven’t used it but once so far so I can’t comment how it will hold up. But the quality for the price is unmatched. It’s designed for camping so don’t expect something beautiful sitting on your countertop. It’s just the most functional French press coffee maker I’ve ever seen. I like the fact I don’t to worry about being careful not to break a glass pot. The only issue I have is that I paid $15 for it and liked it so much I wanted to order another one for a gift and in one week the price had gone up to $26. And there’s a Stanley price tag on the bottom that says $25. So is this some kind of “bait” product game Amazon is playing? It’s worth the $26 but just on principle alone, I won’t be buying another one for the higher price.

Quite impressed with this after trying it out. I filled water to the line as stated, heated the water, and added 1/2 cup of coffee grounds (I tried a 1/4 cup and 1/3 cup before going to 1/2 but they were too watery and I don't care for too strong of coffee). After pressing the screen in (5 minutes later), it didn't overspill and no coffee grinds came through. How flavorful! We were looking for something easy to clean, easy to make, and compact to store on our travels around the country (two of us). This works well. If I had anything negative to say, I wish they had the same thing for 40 ounces as we have Stanley 20 ounce mugs and this doesn't fill them up. We have to brew 1-1/2 pots. It's a little large for two 10-12 ounce ceramic mugs. The diameter is small as well and using it on a camp stove I can't turn the flame up to heat the water faster or the flame will go around the sides of the canister. Another reason the 40 ounce might help. Regardless, it's not a bad choice for a couple camping of hiking. If you put an insert at the bottom to protect the screen, you could store bagged coffee and a measuring cup inside for easy storage.

Finally had the opportunity to use while camping recently and I must say I love this little French Press. Coffee was smooth and rich. The screen keeps the grounds out of the finished product. I can put it directly into flame and it didn't even stain. The materials are high quality and strong. Water comes to temperature quickly and stays hot. Love the look of the stainless steel material.

Love a solid and durable French press with no glass to worry about on a camping trip. Very simple and easy to clean. The whole insert is the plunger and screen in one piece of plastic and fused in mesh (presumably high temp plastic). I think 4 hours hot is a stretch, but I don't care enough to take away a star. Maximum I've still had warm coffee is 2 hours at 70F ambient temp. Just pair it with a Stanley thermos and you're set for a whole morning. I am curious how long the screen will last. It's fused into the plastic at the bottom of the plastic insert, so you'd be buying a whole new one if it goes. I think an enterprising individual could find a way to make a screen that would work in a pinch.

I bought this product to take with me camping. It worked well on my camping trip but now I find myself using this thing at home to because I am loving the French Pressed coffee so much. It is made of very sturdy material and is very durable. I love the fact that I can put it directly over an open flame. I highly recommend to anyone that loves French Pressed Coffee or is looking for a sturdy coffee maker for a campsite.

excelente producto me gusto mucho facil de usar y comodo

Once a Stanley, always a Stanley. Light, easy to clean, easy to use. 🤩

Gostei da compra. Comprarei novamente

I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of coffee this makes. Oftentimes, a French press can make the coffee a bit grainy, especially those that are more affordable. Not only was this a very reasonable price, but I love the strength and texture of the coffee it makes. I even use it at home instead of my regular coffee machine, just putting it directly on the stove top. It makes a good sized cup of coffee for how small and light it is, a great combination for camping or rv-ing. We use it as a simple kettle as well to make teas and hot chocolates. It holds up well to travel, and is easy to clean when you’re in the field.

Used today for the first time and it was great. Filtering was as expected, no sediment!