Double Mesh Pour Over Coffee Filter Set – 300+600 Mesh Reusable Stainless Steel Coffee Filter with Detachable Handle, Easy Clean, 2-in-1 for Drip/Cold Brew/Espresso,Fits Most V60/Chemex Brewers
$16.99
Price: $16.99
(as of Mar 30, 2025 18:04:42 UTC – Details)
300 mesh Stainless Steel Coffee Filter & 600 mesh Stainless Steel Coffee Filter with detachable silicone handle
【Two Mesh Sizes, Master Every Brew】 300 Mesh: Balanced flow for bold pour-over coffee & French press – captures oils for rich, full-bodied flavor. 600 Mesh: Ultra-fine filtration for silky cold brew & smooth espresso – reduces residue without over-extracting.
【Black Handle = No Guesswork】 Only the 600 mesh filter has a detachable black silicone handle (non-slip grip). Instantly know which one to use – never mix them up!
【Perfect Flow, No Fuss】 300 Mesh: Ideal for quick morning brews – balanced flow keeps your coffee vibrant. 600 Mesh: Slow extraction for weekend indulgence – smooth, low-acid results every time.
【Rust-Proof & Effortless Cleaning】 Made of 304 stainless steel – rinse clean in seconds, air dry naturally. Ditch disposable filters for good!
【Fits Most Popular Coffee Makers】 Designed to work seamlessly with V60, Chemex, and other standard brewers. Compact size for home, travel, or gifting.
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These were intended to replace a degraded metal foil filter that has two parts; the cone filter and also a flat base that sits on the rim of your cup, elevating the filter above the whole cup. Because there’s only one “action photo” for this item on Amazon, I didn’t realize that these filters are just a cone that must sit in the opening of your cup, meaning you are limited to using containers that are tall enough and appropriately wide to suspend the whole filter above the coffee you intend to brew. This really limits what you can do with this filter. I won’t take stars off because I did not notice the issue; there is one photo that could have warned me off if I’d paid more attention. My wife uses a vacuum thermos for her coffee that is much taller than how she fills it, so we have a use for this. And, I can say that the larger-pored one makes great coffee, with less particles than the filter it replaced. So, thumbs up.