MSR WindBurner Coffee Press Kit - Portable Camping Coffee Maker for Backpacking, Hiking & Outdoor Adventures - Perfect for Brewing Fresh Coffee in the Wilderness

I really love my Windburner stove, and I kinda wished this would have come with the stove, but MSR's products are generally 5 star equipment, so I was willing to spend the $19 to get the press. The parts are very well made, either aluminum or sturdy plastic. The press nests easily with the stove, so it doesn't add any more space than the stove would normally take up in your gear. For my test, I filled up the pot to the max fill line (20 oz) and heated the water until it was just about to boil. I used regular ground Folgers coffee, which is a normal size grind. I used three heaping tablespoons of coffee. Gave it a nice stir, and let it sit for about 2 min. The press worked pretty well. There were about 2-3 grinds floating in my coffee cup after I poured it from the Windburner pot. No coffee press is perfect, so I can live with this. The coffee was very good. Cleaning up any coffee press is usually not a fun task. Here's my only complaint, or maybe warning - be careful with the aluminum rod when you are pulling the press back up. You'd be wise to give the windburner pot time to cool after ALL THE COFFEE has been poured out. If you do that, you'll be fine. I was concentrating so hard on making sure not to touch any metal part of the windburner pot, I forgot about the aluminum rod on the press. You can't remove the lid on the pot until you pull the press up first. Make sure you only pull on the red plastic grip at the top of the rod. The hot coffee heats the aluminum rod to the point where you can get a mild burn if you try to pull the press up by gripping the aluminum rod instead of the red plastic cap. Other than this issue (which is avoidable), it's a great product.