HARIOOutdoor V60 Metal Coffee Server, 500ml Silver

Great quality and is great for camping. Look further for something more expensive and just as good!Pro tip: You can attach a standard quarter inch drill chuck to the top. Makes a simple and efficient way to grind your coffee!

Well built and functions perfectly!

I don’t, myself, drink coffee; I just never developed that taste. But, I realize that most people do want a cup or two in the morning. So, when I host overnight guests, I like to be able to provide a good cup of coffee. It doesn’t have to be some sort of coffee epiphany experience, but I want it to be, as coffee goes, good. In researching this, I learned that the Hario V60 has an almost-cult following. Many coffee experts say, “If you have only one, make it a V60.” And when I found out that the V60 dripped funnel cost about eight bucks, well sold. I was delighted that the matching glass carafe is only about twenty-five bucks. I even let myself buy the fancy matching kettle. The whole setup costs about sixty-five bucks. (I already have an excellent scale in my kitchen.) When expecting guests, I buy freshly-ground “gourmet” beans from a local specialty shop. And I’m told that I make two cups of truly good coffee. Mission accomplished.But I don’t use this setup every day, five to maybe fifteen times per-year. So I was delighted to find this nice, fitted, padded bag that keeps my Hario Kit clean, collected, and protected between uses. In very Japanese style, everything fits perfectly in its place.Some people have complained that their Hario case arrive smelling strongly and chemically. Mine arrived odor-free.The partitions are velcroed in, you’re bet to sort of set it up yourself. Mine is “wrinkly” from having been shipped flat.The padding isn’t very thick. I have the glass carafe. If this bag took a significant hit, I’m sure ir could be broken. But my use is just in household storage. It’s plenty adequate for that. If you really want to travel with this setup, I’d advise getting a metal carafe.This thing does its job for me keeping my Hario coffee kit clean, collected, and protected when not in use.

I needed a travel kettle for my coffee kit. I own the 1.5l kettle and this does not disappoint. The size and quality are perfect. Hario is always a good choice and enjoy using their products. The pour control is really good and it feels substantial but light.

I've used them all - plastic, ceramic, glass, metal.I like the metal one the best. The coffee isn't any better, I just like how it looks and feels. It's probably somewhere in the middle in terms of thermal management (ceramic soaks up heat, plastic just ignores it), the normal filter rinse is generally enough of a preheat for me.

Great product for camping coffee.

Looks great and is sturdy but has a very strong metallic rusty smell after just a few uses. We opted to return this due to health concern.

Love the v60, got this to travel with