backpacking in Reviews and Ratings

from lydon71, Shopping.com

…Pros: Easy to use as your plug in one at home Cons: Too big and heavy for backpacking (not really a problem) The Bottom Line: I like coffee and camping and this is the best I have seen… 12 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

…This coffee press looks like a childs toy! i dont understand how it was ever named a 3-cup press. It looks fine for backpacking, but would not work for any more than 1 person!… 67 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

…It takes a few brews to get your preferred flavor, but it's a good and quick cuppa java. I bought it for backpacking, but I use it all the time at home for a single cup.… 35 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

…We've been using the 10 oz. model for making coffee on our backpacking trips for several years now. It makes a great cup of coffee and we've had no problems with breakage or grinds getting…

from Amazon.com

…We've been using the 10 oz. model for making coffee on our backpacking trips for several years now. It makes a great cup of coffee and we've had no problems with breakage or grinds getting… 18 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… able to make two pots in less time than it would have taken for one with the percolator. It was also great to heat water for hot chocolate and oatmeal! Not for a backpacking trip, however…

from Amazon.com

… coffee, get this maker...forget any other method (unless, of course, you absolutely don't have the room such as when backpacking).

This appliance looks to be made by Mr Coffee for Coleman…

from Amazon.com

… coffee, get this maker...forget any other method (unless, of course, you absolutely don't have the room such as when backpacking or you have electric available at your campsite).

This… 45 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

…well there is constant discussion over how us backpackers make our java at camp. Some use disposable bags, some use instant, some use coffee concentrate (java juice, etc.)
I have been using…

from Amazon.com

…well there is constant discussion over how us backpackers make our java at camp. Some use disposable bags, some use instant, some use coffee concentrate (java juice, etc.)
I have been using… 144 more reviews »

from Target.com

… and shake it either. With typical use, it'll never spill. One great thing about a portable french press is you can put dry coffee grounds in it and keep it in your backpack etc all day long, then when you… 35 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

…We had enjoyed this coffee maker for months but this morning, as I was about to take the kids to school, I did one last sweep through the house (turning out all the lights, making sure backpacks… 89 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… Exercise Machine for $2,595.
Aside from the confusing directions, I think I like this device. You don't have to plug it in. I guess you could even take it on a backpacking trip.… 43 more reviews »

from Amazon.com

… for backpacking (which I've now added), and as someone who used to backpack a lot, that's a great idea. This unbreakable, lightweight plastic french press would be perfect for that if you just have to have your…

from Amazon.com

… is great for me since too much caffeine just kills my stomach). It's built like a tank so it can withstand a good tumble in a backpack (just toss that ancient enamel percolater you used to take camping right… 63 more reviews »