I love this, but the problem is The rubber ring that keeps the grinds out emit microplastics when heated. The whole reason for getting a French press is the mesh filter and the ring that surrounds it is metal, devoid of man-made plastics and thus the ingestion of microplastics.
Ok Alvin, I am all over this, I was a drip coffee guy. Then a French Press, now a Chemex the pour over. But I am all about this, great for trips and they thought of everything. Thanks for the heads up😉☕️☕️
I hand grind coffee for my guided clients every trip I take them on... I've broken glass french presses before and that makes for a disappointing trip! Looking forward to picking one of these up when they are available for guides!
Also consider the stanely french press at almost half price. It does have a stainless liner, metal lid that will leak if leaned over, and doesn't have nonslip. Does keep coffee warm for quite awhile.
It looks cool and I'm sure it works, but you forgot to let us know how much it cost. Please let us know how much the cost is on Yeit French Press is or any other Yeit stuff is. The French Press is $110. Love the videos you make looking forward to your next video.
When I make coffee with a regular press then put it in my Yeti, I have to cool it down or else it’ll have the burned taste due to the Yeti keeping it too hot. I can see this being an issue with the actual press being a Yeti.
This looks a little nicer than my Coffee Gator French Press, but it’s three times the price. I’ve recently found that putting a paper filter under the mesh filter keeps the grounds out of the finished product and improves taste. I’m not sure if it prevents over extraction though since I always pour immediately after brewing.
@@Legend_Face I really like it. Far fewer grounds than any other I’ve tried. I just let the grounds steep for 5 min then press gently over the crust. Don’t stir and break up the crust, it keeps the fine stuff underneath. The valve they put on it is key.
Hi, Alvin thanks sharing your opinion! my concern is what recommendation to clean and eliminate coffee stain buildup on the inside wall after a long use?
@@AlvinDedeauxFlyFishing I had another Brand a few years back, had to replace one canteen after 1 month because the natural Springwater I was collecting apparently caused rusting in the weld lines on a very very popular competitor. Just saying that was like 5 years ago.
@@AlvinDedeauxFlyFishing Ceramic! Crazy! Not often this type of well thought out design hits the market. Grandkids will fight over this one! Cheers and thanks for sharing. !
That filter system is worth the cost of admission. Without it, your coffee either gets bitter or the grounds make their way into your cup. Once again, YETI delivers.
Looks good. Yeah it has some benefits over some, but a game changer it is not. Sorry, this the most over used terms on UA-cam. Thanks for your review though. I’m keen to see it in the flesh to have a better look.
DO NOT BUY! Even with course ground, the screen is waaaaay too fine causing the plunger to seal. You literally have to lean on it with all your body weight to get it to creep down.
@@brooktroutangler5917he doesn’t show it being used. I’d find some videos of them being used a few times before buying. Not sure why Alvin reviewed it without actually using it.
I have an Aeropress as well. I like it a lot, especially the size and weight. Definitely a better option for backpacking, but it sure is nice to make 32 ounces of coffee at one time and not have to worry about it getting cold.
I drink a lot of coffee camping so I take a 30ish oz French press anyway and it makes me one cup of coffee . My are press makes a weaker cup and makes only a small amount of coffee
It really is!
I love this, but the problem is The rubber ring that keeps the grinds out emit microplastics when heated. The whole reason for getting a French press is the mesh filter and the ring that surrounds it is metal, devoid of man-made plastics and thus the ingestion of microplastics.
Ok Alvin, I am all over this, I was a drip coffee guy. Then a French Press, now a Chemex the pour over. But I am all about this, great for trips and they thought of everything. Thanks for the heads up😉☕️☕️
I like to mix it up.
I hand grind coffee for my guided clients every trip I take them on... I've broken glass french presses before and that makes for a disappointing trip! Looking forward to picking one of these up when they are available for guides!
You will Love it?
I will propably get the normal lid also with the press for the cold drinks 😊
Also consider the stanely french press at almost half price. It does have a stainless liner, metal lid that will leak if leaned over, and doesn't have nonslip. Does keep coffee warm for quite awhile.
It looks cool and I'm sure it works, but you forgot to let us know how much it cost. Please let us know how much the cost is on Yeit French Press is or any other Yeit stuff is. The French Press is $110. Love the videos you make looking forward to your next video.
$110 and $134
When I make coffee with a regular press then put it in my Yeti, I have to cool it down or else it’ll have the burned taste due to the Yeti keeping it too hot. I can see this being an issue with the actual press being a Yeti.
This looks a little nicer than my Coffee Gator French Press, but it’s three times the price. I’ve recently found that putting a paper filter under the mesh filter keeps the grounds out of the finished product and improves taste. I’m not sure if it prevents over extraction though since I always pour immediately after brewing.
Nice tip!
Just got my 34 in Big Wave Blue a few days ago. Trying it out tomorrow for the first time.
How is it? Does it leave grounds in your coffee or is it too hard to press down?
@@Legend_Face I really like it. Far fewer grounds than any other I’ve tried. I just let the grounds steep for 5 min then press gently over the crust. Don’t stir and break up the crust, it keeps the fine stuff underneath. The valve they put on it is key.
Hi, Alvin thanks sharing your opinion! my concern is what recommendation to clean and eliminate coffee stain buildup on the inside wall after a long use?
I won't stop using my Aero press for single use, but this is the best French press I've seen to date.
Sold! Thanks for this post, been wanting a coffee upgrade.
Hope you enjoy it!
Neat. I'm a coffee drinker as well, so I'll show my wife this & if we do buy it, we'll use your link.
Awesome, I appreciate it!
@@AlvinDedeauxFlyFishing You're welcome.
be a man and buy it yourself without asking your wife
I still love my Stan,ey boil & brew French press for when I travel or camp or anytime I need an unbreakable French press.
Hmm. I was wondering if letting the grounds brew forever would cause bitternes. Nice gadget. On my list
So far so good!
@@AlvinDedeauxFlyFishing I had another Brand a few years back, had to replace one canteen after 1 month because the natural Springwater I was collecting apparently caused rusting in the weld lines on a very very popular competitor. Just saying that was like 5 years ago.
@@ivanrobb3900 The ceramic liner on this one should prevent that.
@@AlvinDedeauxFlyFishing Ceramic! Crazy! Not often this type of well thought out design hits the market. Grandkids will fight over this one! Cheers and thanks for sharing. !
Love French press coffee and stoked to pick one of those up !
Enjoy!
That filter system is worth the cost of admission. Without it, your coffee either gets bitter or the grounds make their way into your cup.
Once again, YETI delivers.
So true!
Link to purchase doesn't seem to work. Tried in both Firefox and Chrome. FYI
Thanks, let me check that!
Thanks for the heads up. Should be working now.
Does the filter under from the plunger or is it press fit?
What’s it cost? $1500?
😂
Broke boy alert
took the 64oz camping over memorial day, great system for hot coffee for 4 adults!
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
Looks good. Yeah it has some benefits over some, but a game changer it is not. Sorry, this the most over used terms on UA-cam. Thanks for your review though. I’m keen to see it in the flesh to have a better look.
Does it surrender?😅
Oh man, took me a minute to get that one!
@AlvinDedeauxFlyFishing it needs a yellow stripe too!
The plastic lid doesn’t convince me. Please review this piece.
I'm guessing it's $799.
😂
Broke boy alert
DO NOT BUY! Even with course ground, the screen is waaaaay too fine causing the plunger to seal. You literally have to lean on it with all your body weight to get it to creep down.
this guy says its a game changer and you say dont buy????
@@brooktroutangler5917he doesn’t show it being used. I’d find some videos of them being used a few times before buying. Not sure why Alvin reviewed it without actually using it.
You got soft hands brother
I have the same problem. How are people doing it with one hand?
I thought I was doing something wrong, I barely got it half way pushed down this morning. With two hands and my body weight on top 😂🫣
Sorry man. Have to sort of disagree with you there. Aeropress for the win on camping trips
I have an Aeropress as well. I like it a lot, especially the size and weight. Definitely a better option for backpacking, but it sure is nice to make 32 ounces of coffee at one time and not have to worry about it getting cold.
That is true. 64 oz version would be great for multiple folks
I drink a lot of coffee camping so I take a 30ish oz French press anyway and it makes me one cup of coffee . My are press makes a weaker cup and makes only a small amount of coffee
For the price why is the filer system plastic n lid plastic yum yum micro plastic