This allowed the filter to sit a little proud in the basket, allowing for an efficient draining of coffee. Simple, effective, and nearly impossible to break; that’s very good camping equipment.

Simply toss the paper filter and spent coffee grounds and wash your camp mug. Climb out of your tent, fill a camping pot with water, and bring it to a boil over your camp stove. Add two ...

and filters through the coffee grounds before dripping back down into the pot. This cycle repeats, creating a robust and full-bodied brew. Percolators have been a camping staple for decades ...

If you wanted to take a V60 dripper on a camping trip, you’d need to bring coffee, filters, V60, camping mug, camping kettle, and take everything back home again. With the Cuppamoka, all you ...

If coffee lovers don't already own an AeroPress for brewing coffee on the road, the company's latest release may finally sway them.