100-Piece Cone Shaped Abaca Filter Paper Cups - Made in Japan by CAFEC

After Hario changed their famous filters, I tried about 20 deferent brands, CAFEC won. Top quality paper, quick extraction, tasteless and reliable. Highly recommend.

Best pourover filter. Unlike the one from Hario which is stiff and papery, tends to clog. This has softness and more clothy feels to it, lets the water through easier and hit appropriate brew timing.

These are hands down the best V60 filters on the market. They are easy to work with, consistent, don't impart a taste into the brewed coffee, and a great value.

Slow, fast, etc....these filters are fantastic. Draw down speed will vary depending on your beans, grind size, water temperature, etc. However, the consistently great flavor I get from Cafec filters is what keeps me coming back to them. I would encourage you to try different filters and compare for yourself the flavor and aroma differences.

Nice feeling quality paper, edge folds with a nice crease. Works well in my my small v6o and the smaller Origami. + makes for a nice clean tasting cup of coffee.

Always fits great and no weird taste. A tip to making sure it fills in all the way around the v60, pour water in it from the faucet first before adding hot water and give it a little tug from the bottom to lock it in place, but just tug gently so it's not to tear it.

Very good filter!In comparison with Hario filterI prefer this.

I brew light roasts. For me, this paper is pretty much a must over the current Hario brand papers. Your brews will flow a lot more predictably (less clogging) and quickly as well (which you can slow down again with your grind size if you want, but try the taste). No turning back. Note that Origami sells their own papers, but it's actually these.For the nerds, the medium roast papers are faster but are often out of stock. Just get these. They are also superior to Abaca+.