ESPRO P0 Ultralight French Press Coffee Maker for Travel, Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel, 16 Ounces, Brushed Stainless Steel

We purchased this item for use while camping. It makes the best coffee. All you need is coffee and hot water. It keeps the coffee hot for several hours. We like it better than our Coleman 8 cup drip coffee maker that sits on a propane stove. It's usually just the two of us so this French press coffee maker is easier to use, more compact and lightweight. We still use the Coleman 8 cup drip coffee maker when camping with more people. But, for the two of us, this unit is perfect. Rugged and easily stowed away, this is a definite winner - especially, if you're backpacking.

This on the go coffee tumbler is amazing! You can bring this anywhere! I sooo recommend this is you are a coffee lover! This is so simple to use! The price is also so affordable! With the right coffee grounds it tastes like Starbucks! I really recommend this product for when your traveling or if you like easy clean up!

I love my ESPRO! I own several so I can keep one in my weekender bag for getaways, one at the office, and one in the kitchen. The double basket prevents coffee grounds from getting into the drinkable part. The slim design is easy to grab and go. We are ESPRO customers for life.

How very disappointing that Espro does not provide a protective box for its products as Hydro Flask does. My coffee press came out of its plastic sleeve and flimsy bubble-pack mailer with a dent on the bottom. Hydro Flask used to be cheap with its packing materials in the past but seems to have learned that a sturdy cardboard box is required to prevent in-transit damage to its flasks. I’ll be complaining directly to Espro to say that that they need to provide better protection for its products because the customer cannot count on Amazon workers doing it for them. Fortunately, after a trial test-run, my dented coffee press does perform well….holds a hot temperature for over 7 hours and plunges down very easily. Another complaint is the very faint, difficult-to-locate “Max” fill-line. I had to shine a flashlight into the coffee press before I could see it and while filling it with hot water, the Max marking became invisible due to heat condensation. My other Espro coffee presses have very clear indented Max-fill lines which remain visible while pouring hot water….why on earth did they make things so difficult with this newer product? Is the thin lightweight body not thick enough for better markings? Overall, the coffee press works very well but there is definite room for design and packaging improvement. I’ve included a pic of the Hydro Flask (& its box) I received yesterday for comparison.

I'm really happy with my new, small French press. It exudes quality (made in China) and makes very good coffee. The two "basket" strainers, one coarser than the other, do an excellent job of keeping the grounds out of the coffee to pour. The only issue I have is one that is common to all the French presses. What to do with the leftover grounds in a soup at the bottom. I have always been very good at putting the left over grounds from the drip coffee maker into the trash bin (or as compost) since they are pretty "dry". This is helpful to the local water treatment plant as grounds can clog up their system and the chemical compounds take more work and chemicals to clean out of the water before discharge. I don't like throwing the soup in the trash bin because it would really be a mess if it leaks. But the trash bags are water tight so if I am careful that isn't a problem. As noted, that is not a special problem with my new Espro press as I like it very much. I would buy one of the larger ones should I ever need to replace my old one.

I love this product and I use it every day! Keeps coffee really hot, better than previous French press x2! Well now I know what works best!! I’m going to keep it always and travel with it!

I love this little coffee maker. Like other reviewers have said it’s smaller than I thought it was going to be. It makes the perfect cup of coffee. It’s simple to rinse off after you make your cup of coffee. I find that after you poured your brewed cup of coffee Into your mug, if you fill the coffee maker halfway with water and then pull the plunger out the screens are practically clean. Very happy with my purchase.

My job requires me to travel. I spend weeks at a time in hotels. Most hotel coffee machines, regardless of make, being absolute shite, I travel with a French press. I have gone through a couple before purchasing this Espro.None of them were optimal. One had a huge handle that was just bulky. Another had a smaller compartment in the bottom that you could store another couple of tablespoons of ground coffee, another feature I never used.I have been using this Espro press for a week and couldn't be more satisfied. It is light (I have my packing list down to an art; I usually weigh in at somewhere between 48-49 lbs), which is important, it lacks bells and whistles for which I have no need and it makes a great cup of joe. The double screen keeps out grounds while allowing the all-important oils to filter through. Perhaps even more important, and I cannot stress this enough because it is rather unique, it pours clean; no dribbling from the rim while you pour your cup. I was completely thrilled with this aspect.My only concern, and it is a small one, is that the gaskets that provide the seal around the circumference of the plunger and top are silicone instead of the usual metal spring. I will be interested to see how long they last, given the constant friction of moving up and down in the cylinder. Hopefully Espro sells replacement parts so that I can continue to use this excellent product well into the future.Cheers