PRESSE by Bobble French Coffee Press And Insulated Stainless Steel Travel Tumbler for On-The-Go Brewing - 13 oz (White Dots)

Love this mug! Easy to use and clean and gives your coffee that great soft feel. I bought two others before buying this one for camping. Worth the money. Will buy again if it ever wears out :)

On my 4th now. Be careful with the liner. If you drop it and bend the liner lip out of perfectly round, the lid will leak. Don't bother buying a painted one as the paint always chips / flakes off after 12-18 mths of daily use. Prefer the old filter which had margi ally larger holes, and needed burning off less regularly. But it keeps hot coffee warm for several hours, and iced coffee cool all day. No spares support for stretched or failed silicone seals, or replacement liners. One star off for the lack of spares.

Amazing product! My husband and I RV and absolutely love good strong coffee. Best tasting coffee we’ve had using this french press cup. Love the sturdy stainless cup and sturdy rubber top. It’s easy to clean and doesn’t take up a bunch of space. Perfect for camping. Amazing invention…Thank you to the company for making the perfect coffee cup!

This mug should have been 5 stars it works exactly as I wished. Only one problem the rubber lid and plunger smelled like a hot tire, completely ruining the taste of my coffee. If I want stank coffee I would just be using the lame Keurig in the work kitchen.

Convenient little coffee press to-go and no grounds when sipping

Loved the product, worked exactly as described and would have given 5 stars except for.......the lid is made of a rubber like compound, and with daily use over the last month, has come apart where it comes into contact with the liner. I now have a perfectly good cafetière with no lid.......

I have a couple of the Bodum travel french presses and the Bobbie french press wins hands down. The Bodum press has a small cap that you can use to cover the drink hole when needed but that cap has popped off on the two I have. The Bodum also has a screen on a rod that you press the grounds down with. But the problems I have with it is one: the screen is threaded onto the rod and over time gets unscrewed in the mug and left behind when you are removing it...it's a bit of a pain to then dig it out. And two over time the screen gets gunked up and I have to to take a toothbrush to it to scrub it but it never gets it all out. I use my presses to drink ground cacao so it may have more oils than coffee which clogs the screen but that's a gues. I like the simplicity of design that the Bobbie presses have and highly recommend this line of travel presses.

Is the lip supposed to be bent like this?