GSI Outdoors Commuter JavaPress, French Press Coffee Mug, Superior Backcountry Cookware Since 1985
July 17, 2019 - Comment
Incredibly clever design removes the intrusive plunger rod from classic French press designs and replaces it with an inner Mug that creates a double wall of insulation to keep your coffee or tea hot while eliminating blow-by and grit. Spill-resistant, flip top lid seals in heat and sloshing yet unscrews easily for unencumbered access to stir or add cream and sugar. Comfortable foam sleeve provides an additional layer of insulation for both your hands and your coffee while offering a soft, secure grip.
Product Features
- ESCAPE THE DAILY GRIND: The Commuter JavaPress features an incredibly clever, sliding inner carafe, which replaces the rod from classic French Presses for unencumbered drinking.
- STAYS HOT: Double walled insulated lid holds in heat while brewing and serving.
- NO MORE WASTING COFFEE: Spill-resistant top and sealable spout prevents loss of heat. Non-slip foot helps keep cup upright and fits most car cup holders.
- COMPACT AND COMFY: Ballistic cloth-wrapped, foam cozy sleeve insulates hands and coffee for a secure grip and great for compact travel.
- IT’S ALL ABOUT THE OUTDOORS: In 1985 three siblings combined their love for the outdoors and set out to create GSI Outdoors. Now 32 years later GSI continues to bring quality cookware to outdoor lovers everywhere.
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Coffee stained Makes a great cup of coffee and I love the idea. However, there must be an art to pressing this at the correct rate to prevent liquid from getting g past the rubber gasket at the bottom of the strainer. I tried every way possible and still had coffee getting passed the gasket.To compound the problem, when sipping coffee, the liquid passed the gasket spills out on your shirt.If someone can give some pointers, I would appreciate it.
Great thought, poor implementation = mediocre press and mug 6 month update: I thought I mastered the process of not having hot coffee squirt out of this while pressing, one day my technique no longer worked. Looks like the seal ate itself apart after 6 months. Coffee leaked from the vent from day 1 as well. Disappointed.I really want to like this Java press, I really do. How much easier could it be than to put coffee in, wait, press, lid and travel But every morning that the plunger doesn’t glide smoothly to the bottom pressing grounds into…
Not having a plunger shaft and a separate cap from the inner tumbler/plunger makes it easy to do just that What a genius concept! I drink my coffee with cream and sugar, and with other press tumblers, you can’t really take off the cap to add anything. Not having a plunger shaft and a separate cap from the inner tumbler/plunger makes it easy to do just that. The gasket works well, but you have to plunge slowly or coffee will get past the gasket and between the inner and outer walls, which will spill out when you drink. The sleeve is easy to clean. The cap is easy to use, the spout is not too small,…