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Jetboil

Coffee Press - Silicone

$15.16 - $16.76

Description

　　Jetboil’s coffee press with a silicone ring guarantees the best brew in the backcountry or flip it over to steam your favorite fish and vegetables! The stem and basket detach to easily stow in your cup.

　　-- Regular press is compatible with Jetboil Flash, MicroMo and Zip, along with 1L tall and .8L spare cups.

　　-- Grande press is compatible with Jetboil MiniMo, SUMO, and SUMO TI cooking systems, along with 1-liter short and 1.8-liter spare cups.

　　WARNING for California residents: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Description

Brand Name:

Jetboil

Cookware Material:

Food-grade Silicone

Weight:

Regular: 1.3 oz / 36 g
Grande: 1.5 oz / 42 g

Dimensions:

Reg: 3.7 in x 5.8 in (95 mm x 148 mm)
Grande: 4.5 in x 7.2 in (115 mm x 185 mm)

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

CFPS

Other Features:

bull; Resistant silicone ring provides secure fit to eliminate cowboy coffee by keeping excess grounds from escaping
during plunging process
bull; Durable, high-temperature plastic and micro-filter reduces sediment in the pot and provides smooth, rich flavor
bull; Brew the best coffee at breakfast or use the basket to steam fresh fish or vegetables at dinner
bull; Stem detaches from the basket and easily stow in your cup

Regular:
bull; Compatible with: .8L & 1L Tall

Grande:
bull; Two stem pieces included. One piece is used for the stem of the MiniMo and both pieces screwed together are used for the Sumo.
bull; Compatible with: 1L Short & 1.8L
bull; Silicone Grande Coffee Press assembly options: 4.5in. (115 mm) dia. x 4.6in. (118 mm) for MiniMo 4.5in. (115 mm) dia. x 7.2in.
(185 mm) for SUMO

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