We typically use a pour over strainer to make camp coffee since misplacing our purcolator. Being big coffee drinkers, my husband and I were looking for a more efficient way to make enough coffee. We purchased this before a week long road trip and were excited to use it. Camp coffee should always be strong and have a few grinds left in the bottom. We forgot to bring filters and used paper towel instead - it left the right amount of grounds in the bottom of the pot, but more importantly, it provided the right amount of coffee to get us moving through the day!

I bought this on sale for about 50% off because of what was described as superficial damage. As far as I can tell the box was all that was damaged and otherwise works great. This is a "must have" purchase for the coffee loving camper.

適当なペーパーフィルターが見つからない！何軒かの店舗を探したがバスケットタイプが置いてなく実物見ず購入するしかないかも？

Para los que nos gusta salir a acampar sabemos que Coleman es garantía de calidad, este producto es sin duda un complemento ideal, despertar en contacto con la naturaleza y beber una deliciosa taza de café son dos placeres que se combinan para disfrutar de la vida, y Coleman lo hace posible Gracias a esta innovación en cafeteras por goteo!

Funciona a la perfección, exactamente como una eléctrica aunque hay que estar al pendiente de la flama una vez que terminó el proceso. En casa tenemos paneles solares así que una cafetera eléctrica no es recomendable. Buscaba una alternativa lo más parecida a la eléctrica porque disfruto el sabor del café de esta forma. Esta es la solución perfecta para mi!

Un delicioso café en cualquier lugar.Funciona muy bien

Excelente producto, cumple con lo publicado, la calidad es buena y el desempeño mucho mejor de lo que esperaba, en base en algunas reseñas el principal cuidado es que la flama nunca rebase la base y/o trabaje en seco

Llego a tiempo el envío, la cafetera funciona de maravilla para los que les guste acampar, excelente producto y muy recomendable

キャンプで美味しいコーヒーが飲めるので、最高です！購入して良かったです！

Maravilloso producto para quienes no podemos vivir sin café cada mañana pero nos gusta pasar varios días de campamento. Gran capacidad y funciona a la perfección. Una compra perfecta!

Alrighty, let me start this by saying that I was born and raised on coffee! When I was a baby, instead of Infamil, my folks used to put Maxwell House in my bottle and yes, Juan Valdez finally named his donkey after me (that's called tongue-in-cheek humor for those who don't have a sense). Seriously, I'm a coffee lover to the N'th degree and always have been. Hot coffee, iced coffee, latte, cappuccino...in my world, coffee -IS- the spice of life! As such, I know a little something (more than a little) about coffee makers. In my not so humble but highly experienced opinion, this has to be the single greatest invention since coffee itself...or at least since the advent of French Vanilla flavored creamer!I had purchased this product for use in my camper after some less than successful experiments with more traditional coffee makers (including a small 12 volt unit). While I don't mind "roughing it", I just can't live without my morning coffee. Unlike many people who take their campers to a campground and just plug into the 110, my camper is rigged to be self-sustaining (including a solar panel system) so we can actually camp in the woods and get away from people. I never really understood the point of a "camp ground" where people are loud, rude and obnoxious...the reason I go camping is to get away from that. Anyways, while my camper does have a 1000 watt inverter, a typical 900 watt electric coffee maker is just a bit more than the system can handle (at least at present), so I needed an alternative. The small 12 volt technically worked, but it took forever and only produced one cup (small cup by my standards) at a time. I should also add that I just do not like "percolated" coffee either. I love my coffee...and I love STRONG coffee...just not "chunky style". I was getting desperate, so even at the retail price of $40, after having looked at them for a couple of weeks I figured this Coleman unit worth a shot.Now I have to say here that this Coleman coffee maker is -REALLY- easy to use...so easy in fact, that I had to read the instructions because I couldn't figure out how it worked! After nearly 50 years of having to "plug in the coffee maker" (including the little 12 volt), because this thing (more or less) looks like a pretty typical coffee maker, right out of the box I was totally befuddled by the lack of a power chord! Really..."How does this damn thing work???" LOL!!! Seriously though...ya just set this thing over a burner on your camp stove, put a filter in and add coffee, fill it with water, light the stove and presto! Fresh coffee! It really is THAT easy. The instructions say this unit works with one or two burners stoves but honestly, I haven't had to fire up a second burner...with just one burner this thing actually makes the coffee FASTER than my Proctor-Silex or my Mr. Coffee. While I haven't tried it yet (maybe later this summer), I suspect this thing would work equally well with a can or two of Sterno.As for the unit itself, it's well made and with average care and cleaning, I suspect it should last a good many years to come. The bottom of the unit is metal, obviously for use over a stove burner and the plastic portions seem to be a bit heavier than your average coffee maker. The carafe or "pot" is....well....ummm...it's a coffee pot. The pot itself is made of glass, so extra care during transport should probably be observed (as with globes on camping lanterns). Personally I wrap the pot in the sleeping bag while traveling to keep it safe. I would also add that unlike my electric Proctor-Silex, this one doesn't "dribble" when you pour a cup!While this is probably a bit subjective, I also have to say....as a person who's had a fair deal of experience with coffee makers...this thing really makes a lovely cup of coffee! I don't really know if it's just the higher heat of the camp stove, maybe the quality of the plastics and glass Coleman uses or simply the fresh woodland air I like to wake up to when I'm camping, but the coffee that comes out of this thing really does taste better than the stuff I have here at home every day (and the wife has said the same).Seriously...I just can't say anything bad about this unit. A decent little camp stove is all this thing needs to work. If you're looking for a coffee maker that doesn't require electricity, look no further. ..this is the one you've been looking for!