Snow Peak’s Collapsible Coffee Drip, CS-113, Stainless Steel, Made in Japan, Lifetime Product Guarantee, Lightweight, Compact for Camping or Backpacking

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Snowpeak engineering, so fabulous design, brand name folds more flat, less bendy, worth the money! Take any cheap round paper filter, fold in half (half moon) then fold over about a third, now you have a cone that fits perfectly, throw out or compost when done. No need to even rinse in between uses although it’s stainless steel so dishwasher fine too. Also works with stainless screen, laser drilled or fabric reusable filters. Fits even larger mugs or former French Press containers whose fiddly bits have gone wonky. Everywhere I take this, people end up loving it. Make coffee as mild, strong, fast or slow as you want. Ideal for tiny, sustainable living.

Brauchbar und einfach in der HandhabungLeider steht es sehr instabil/wackelig.Auch der Preis für das bissl Blech ist irre….

Magnífico y práctico, para usar con filtros v60 o chemex, no sé porque imaginé que sería de titanio, pero en realidad sí es de acero inoxidable, la molienda debe ser para chemex ya que no tiene canales o estrías que aceleren la decantación

It's easy to use and I like it because it's a Snow Peak product so I can purchase and use it with confidence.

If you are a coffee lover and find that the coffee you get when you stay away from home isn't as good as you would really want, then this could be the answer.Often when we travel we end up somewhere that can have poor or even no coffee making equipment available. This coffee dripper folds flat and with some filter papers really takes up very little space in your luggage and provides a working answer to that problem. It doesn't quite open up wide enough to go over a cafe au lait bowl, but will certainly go across any mug or jug. So; self catering, hotel or camping, you can have the coffee you want.The only cons to go with those pros are the price, it's expensive, the time it takes to get from Japan and the idea that it ought to have been built to click open but wasn't.