Comments on: Coffee Filters Set – Eco-Friendly Pour Over Dripper Kit with 10 Biodegradable Filters – Portable Camping Coffee Maker for Travel, Backpacking – Ideal Filters and Dripper Combo

By: Jenn Yates

Jenn Yates — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 14:29:24 +0000

Super easy
I love this! It folds completely flat for storage and pops right open to hold a standard pour-over filter. It’s perfectly sturdy, cleans easy and is absolutely great for home or camping. Really thrilled, this is a great little item.

By: Nastia

Nastia — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 14:29:24 +0000

Finicky design. Glamping style
Overall, this solution can brew you a cup of coffee, but you need to have a funnel-neck secondary container or a conical coffee dripper. It isn’t going to work if you simply prop it on top of your mug. So, it is quite finicky to use. It comes with few filters, which you can’t reuse. I tried, but after rinsing, the pores get clogged and the filter lost its grip, so the ground coffee was slipping inside a mug, when you are pouring the water.This filter is easy to wash, it is lightweight and foldable. I’d say it could work, but you need extra caution when brewing a cup, since the whole contraption is a bit wobbly.

By: Steph

Steph — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 14:29:24 +0000

Perfect for camping or travel
I got this to throw in my Stanley Lunchbox that I use for my coffee kit. I have a minipresso but wanted a simple option for drip coffee so I threw this in there. I like how it folds easily but also is also to hold its shape and have an filter in there. The filters that it came with don’t seem very good so I just went ahead and replaced it with my filters at home. It does fit and it looks like this won’t have any issues using generic filters.

By: Jamie D

Jamie D — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 14:29:24 +0000

Great for on the go
We like to live adventurously and camp where it’s not always convenient to make a cup of coffee so this works great for that. It stores flat so takes up minimal space and allows you to make a great cup of coffee w/just hot water and some grounds. This comes w/10 filters that are thin similar to a gauze type filter material so it filters well in a decent amount of time. I’d recommend.

By: Sunnyday

Sunnyday — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 14:29:24 +0000

Pretty cool dripper if you have filters for it
This is so convienient for travel if you can find filters. I accidentially tossed out the package with the filters so I’ve only used it once. The filters are not available anywhere that I can find and I tried the paper ones but they bust open so that’s not an option. Perhaps if it was closed at the bottom with three or four small holes across then it would be compatable with other filters. If I could find replacement filters it would be great but otherwise it’s pretty useless. I’m pretty surprised that the nu24 Store doesn’t sell replacement filters.

By: Rut

Rut — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 14:29:24 +0000

Ultra Super-Duper Simple
I love this little floppy wonderful thing. Itâs so simple. Other silicone pour-over coffee molds have to be so heavy and complex, and this design here cuts out all of the nonsense while giving you something that simply works. You wonât even feel this in a backpack. Despite its simplicity, the way it can be configured in many different ways is nothing short of brilliant.

By: Lianna

Lianna — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 14:29:24 +0000

Great for travel use
Of the three silicone coffee drips I purchased, this one has no plastic smell and passed the pinch test for premium silicone.

By: Fern

Fern — Sun, 02 Feb 2025 14:29:24 +0000

Folds up flat for traveling, hiking, limited storage, etc.
Being able to make your own coffee while away from home is every coffee lover’s dream. Unfortunately, most coffee-making equipment is bulky and takes up a lot of room in luggage. Enter this silicone pour over coffee funnel which folds flat and can easily be slipped into a suitcase, purse, briefcase, laptop bag, etc.A few square paper filters are included, but I used a regular 8-10 cup basket filter and just pushed it down inside and added coffee grounds.It does protrude down rather far into the mug or container you put it on. A mug with a smaller opening works best as it doesn’t allow it to extend down into the cup quite as far.The opening of the funnel is rather large, which makes for weaker coffee because the water flows faster through the grounds and into the cup. Adding more coffee grounds remedies that.Depending on how big of a cup you’re using, you may need to pour water into the filter several times, allowing the coffee to drain down into the cup before adding more water.All in all, though, the end result is a decent cup of coffee using a “coffee maker” that takes up almost no space at all.