Stanley Boil & Brew French Press | Camp Coffee Maker Review 

What's your favorite camp coffee maker? Stanley Boil & Brew: amzn.to/33p9XyE My Titanium Cup: amzn.to/2HQ2AbY Camp Stove Review: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--2I5Rme9WLc.html

I have this! I bought it a couple of years ago as I prepared for my son and I to get to go camping this year. Sadly, he passed away suddenly at age 29 before we had the chance. I decided to bring this in from my car today and use it, but I had forgotten how it worked. Thank you for your clear demonstration. It really IS a cool gadget.

I actually bought one of those for myself and my husband to use while Camping, RVing and Boating/fishing. I didn't have it long 😄 BECAUSE my USMC Son wanted it to take with him in the field when on deployments! HE LOVES IT ! Well, I missed having it so I bought two more !! Yes 👍, 2 more. One for husband and me, and a spare one for my Marine Son should he lose his. He is a Recon Marine in a very small unit so having fresh coffee is pure luxury for them before or after executing on their missions. Thanks STANLEY 😊 !! PS Don't put the lid on while you are pressing the press down, then you can fill it to the max line and it won't spill over the top. It's the air pressure that causes it to do that when the lid is on 😉.

FOR COFFEE LOVERS, the day doesn't just begin with a good, hot cup of coffee-it seems almost impossible without it. It's not only the dose of caffeine that does the trick, although that does help. It's also the ritual that surrounds it-the smell, the sound, even the wait are all a part of how coffee gets the day started right.

Nice video. As I'm sitting at camp drinking my instant coffee watching this.... Amazon order confirmed.

I've got one of those, too. It works great, love how it doubles as a food mixing pot. Good for hot lunches.

Love all the brewing size options. Looks lovely. Highly recommend it!

Cheers. Can’t wait to use my Stanley French Press on my next camping adventure.

Thanks for the video. I just ordered one as I'm new to camping and want to be able to enjoy some coffee in the morning.

I got the pun! LOL! Nice tip on the filling location of water.

I considered getting one of these when first starting van adventures. I decided to use what I had. A thrift store TWA coffee pot from the former airline. Heavy aluminum base (rapid heat conductor) stainless pot using a Molita pour over into my RTIC cup. I boil a full pot of water putting the other half into a Stanley thermos. I have access to hot water for about 24 hours to use for tea, Ramen, hot chocolate or a sponge bath.

Thx for the video was on the edge but definitely trading in my glass french press for this one!

Automatic thumbs up for the quotes around “Overlanding” aka expensive car camping.

Excellent review. Thanks.

thank you. exactly what I was hunting for

Great job with this description!

I like your cooking set up. I've been researching and going from nearly $200 mugs that just make hot water to few $ for camping stoves, etc, back down to little backpacking cooking stoves. I think a burner like yours, is stable and versatile, especially since I'm not planning to backpack but just car camping.

Just grabbed one and it makes really good coffee and the ease of cleanup makes this a gem. Even if I hiked, I'd still carry it.

Very good reviews. I liked that u mentioned the simple things like, keep it under the fill line n demonstrated y; n that it’s not a perfect pour because of the over drip. Keep up the good work. I like to see more of ur videos in relations to car camping equipment for ppl that work/travel out of their cars…that’s almost backpacking with wheels.

Awesome review thanks for sharing.

Drinking coffee and watching this. Going to order one now.

I love mine! I even use it in the house.

this convinced me. I bought one today at The Evil Box Store. Looking forward to my first trip of '21

This a great video review! Thank you so much!

Great video! Thanks dude!

Man, this would actually be sweet for work. There’s no coffee places open at 2:00 am. Good for weekend camping too. Thanks man gonna give a little think about this product!!

That happens because you press it with the lid on. There’s no where for the air to go to fast enough so it pushes the water out. Do the French press part without the lid on so the air can vent out fast enough. I never have that issue with out the lid on. Cheers.

Thanks for the timely video … I was looking for something like that …hopefully that’s an affiliate link; I’m going to try it out. Good videos overall, thanks for putting those out too!

Nice video fun and informative thank you

U have changed my life.. ❤❤❤❤

Nice video. Good job.

Here's how to fix the spillage issue you're having. I think most of these French presses have to be pressed very slowly to prevent seal seepage. That made me what you're experiencing.

I bought this based on this and other RU-vid videos. Wow. It makes great coffee. I'm sold. You will be too.

Nice review

Nice job!

I ordered one of these. Thanks for showing us.

Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷 muy buen video!!!

Great video dude, I’m one of those back packers that keep it light but I’m transitioning into car camping. Picked one of these at a box store. Going out this weekend for 3 days with my hot hammock tent set up and with snow in the forecast I can’t wait to not be drinking instant

Got one for $1.50 at a thrift store. Really just wanted the steel mug. Now I know how to use it, properly. (BTW: Coffee that tastes like meat. Doesn't seem SO terrible to me. Esp. if it's bacon)

So can you put the coffee grounds inside of the plastic filter, let it steep and then just pull the filter out along with the coffee grounds? That way, you can let extra coffee sit in the pot without it over-brewing. I call it the "French pull"

I use a 6 cup Espresso Venus by Bialetti. . That way I can share with friends when I am camping with them or I’ll have lots of coffee. , All they need to do is 8oz of hot water. Thank You fir your videos. I made one but not even close as nice as to yours. Off-GRID CAMPOUT IN MY SUBARU CAMPER CONVERSION 2020

I use my Aeropress and love how easy to clean it is.

Thank you

good video

get a coffee filter and wet it and then wrap it around the base of your press. It will also help filter the water and make a paper block in the water leak as you pour the coffee out.

It goes in my motocamping kit!! Yes, no boil! shoot for 190 -200F according to a coffee barista from a unnamed store. I wait until my water gets the little bubbles and you feel like in the next 30 seconds it will go to a rolling boil. I pull it from the heat and that's pretty close! Thanks for the vid, I completely botched the process, so thanks for the directions! I hate reading!

The Stanley adventure all in one coffee system is way better IMO. It's a cooking pot, water bottle, french press, 2 coffee cups or one insulated coffee cup, coffee storage container, and a thermos all in one. They're hard to find now, but I highly recommend it. It works great, and the thermos function works surprisingly well considering how it's designed. Also it's more towards 1 or 2 people. It's a bit more spendy, I think like 30 or 40 (I forgot.)

I have this unit and like it. My problem with percolators is it’s hard to tell when the coffee is at the proper strength.

Great video! I’d love to know what gear you use to film

I love dark roast. Any recommendations please? I would love to try something new especially local coffee shop across the US and other countries. Thanks!

Love your videos! Thx! One of your first videos that was only about 3 mins long about your starting out on your Subaru journey and I shared that to a support group of people starting their lives over. It was very inspiring to a lot of people but recently it was marked private. Any chance you can repost that or change the privacy setting on it? It was very inspiring and would love to share that with people struggling. Thx! Great videos!

Hey Donnie, quick question about your subaru. I'm trying to find rain guards for my front windows but the windows are frameless (idk if yours were like that) people are saying the glass will just hit the guards because of this issue so i'm not sure if i can even put rain guards on my 97 legacy outback or if there is some kind of ran guard that can work around this.... you know what i mean? any suggestions would be appreciated

If you take the lid off when pressing and pouring it will spill less. I bought another Stanley press and got a plastic taste. Did you get this?

I'm wondering if they've changed the design. Mine has a double silicon seal in that wide groove on the bottom. It seals so tight that you have to turn inner cylinder to pull it out when it's dry.

I think you’re awesome!

Stanley had a camping french press that doubled as a cruiser mug.

That problem that you have with the coffee spilling out. Its because the lid. Press the coffee without the lid and it will not spill over. Also you want to be careful about leaving the pot on the heat with the filter in it. The plastic can olly take so much heat before it gives out, and starts bending out of shape.

I misread that and saw Donnie Depressed. 🤣 I was like damn man, the internet is not the place to admit that.

How many scoops of coffee did you add to the amount of water you used?

Man I have one of these and I feel my coffee grinder all the way up in the coffee still comes out kind of lighter and looking like yours. I'm wondering if I'm just not making it strong enough or if it's the lighting or what

A question please, surely the French press takes as long as a percolator?

Hmmm. Aside from using aluminum foil with something on top, what would you use as a lid to speed the boiling?

Hello , does leaving the grounds over time inside get the coffee biter ??

So, how much coffee grounds do you use for 2 people’s?

I am guessing that the 4-5 minute wait doesn't render the coffee too cool to drink on a cold morning, or do you keep burner going during that time period. Thanks,

Check out the Kelly Kettle, no fuel needed.

Survival Resources has a stainless lid that will fit that neat pot.

“It kinda smells like meat...” I’m dead 😂

How does it do with keeping the grounds from escaping into the cup ?

I must have strong latte or espresso so my machine comes with me anywhere I go.

How much coffee do you use?

would Highly recommend boiling your water from that stream let it cool down then add your coffee.

I have same I have been using it wrong LOL

I'll stick with my trusty old perculator pot. I really don't see how this is much different, when you done a comparison to the perculator vs French press. They're both hot water & coffee grounds, makes a cup of hot coffee.

Get a grinder. Place just ground beans into clean stainless vessel with water. Place vessel over flame. When water boils and most of the grounds have sunk, pour into filter dripping directly into insulated stainless (no plastic liner) mug with lid. Get a cheaper to operate stove. I have a dual fuel MSR mostly for boiling. A Coleman propane for everything else. Advantages to having two stoves using two different fuels. I like your idea of a grill over the stove for pans that are too small for the stove's own grill. I'd drink pine needle tea before I'd drink instant. Though if you must, I find the freeze dried kind is best.

I am pretty sure if you take the lid off while pressing it will not over flow.

Nobody in comments is talking about how you clean the filter? Is it reuseable? How durable is it?

I’m in need of the silicone gasket at the bottom of the press. Anyone know where I can find one?

Try inserting in the press into the pot BEFORE pouring hot water in. Not exactly French Press but it is mess free. You have to boil the water in a separate pot but you don't have to worry about the water line.

@Donnie Dispersed try not using the lid when pouring 😊

I like it and I'm going to get one. Currently $20.72 on Amazon.

🙂👍☕☕

My walmart gas stove percolator makes awful , bad coffee. My glass percolator makes delicious coffee, I have no idea why

Cowboy coffee meets french press.

Kinda smells like meat...ROFL...love it!

whats the link on that grate u use on your stove

"the seal creates the pressure" ??? Do you need 'pressure' when you push down ? The 'seal' keeps the coffee grounds from 'escaping', and that's all !

Desi.

Are you sure there weren't any beavers upstream? According to the USFS, no water in North American streams is safe to drink. Treat it or boil the hell out of it or you'll get beaver fever. .

That coffee looks Weak!🤭 I can't stand "Transparent Looking COFFEE or COLD Either!"🤬 I love 💞 it *Hot n Black in my Yeti!!☕👅*

If it smells like meat its probably gravy granuals sorry cant spell granuals

Instant coffee is made from owl meat.

Fuck yeah! Instant coffee sucks!! There ain’t nothing like the real thing!

This looks to complicated!

Where's the metal from? If it is from China, ✓for radiation.

It wouldn't leak if you would get it hot enough to make the gasket seal. Oh that's some weak ass coffee!

If you pour faster, maybe you could get the top to come off and then you'd have something else to find fault with, you clod. Maybe try using the item the way it's intended. Then you wouldn't have issues. But then you wouldn't have your video.