Though I finally settled on my preferred method for making coffee: a French press. More recently, I have fallen head over heels for a stainless steel French press made by Mueller. The Mueller ...

REI has a secret storefront of camp-friendly coffee and tea gear from OXO, Yeti, and Stanley. Prices start at just $6.

Unlike a traditional model, Yeti’s French press is made of stainless steel instead of glass, a double-wall vacuum-insulated interior and a white ceramic lining. The outside has a matte coating ...

Key Specs: 18/10 stainless steel build, 3-layered filter system, bonus filter screen, 34-ounce capacity, dishwasher safe The Secura French Press is a no-nonsense option for making coffee that ...

Stainless steel French presses retain heat better, but tend to be more expensive. "When I choose a French press, it's all down to how easy it is to clean and if the grinds will be properly ...

This three-cup stainless steel percolator works well with my backpacking stove. The stove's precision regulator allows it to burn at a very low flame. Once the coffee starts to perk, I turn the burner ...

This means the double-wall, vacuum-sealed, stainless steel body of this French press can actually function as a serving vessel, keeping your coffee warm throughout the morning without ruining the ...

Stainless steel is more expensive but relatively indestructible ... Think of the size of your French press as the greatest amount of coffee you want to make. It needn’t always be filled to ...

Your $12 French press is just fine. Instead, use a stainless steel, double-walled, vacuum-insulated bottle. I’m obsessed with all of mine. Yes, I have a collection now and it’s borderline ...