YETI Rambler 64 oz. French Press Coffee Maker, Navy

Love this! So easy to use and clean. I love a good cup of French press coffee. This is plenty big enough for making plenty to share. Keeps my coffee warm for a long time.

The best French press I've ever used. Started my first coffee in the pot at 7:30 am. Last cup as hot as the first by 10:30 am. Followed the directions for coffee bloom and the flavor is great. No moving parts, no power needed, this pot will last forever. It is a little pricy but I was able to use my cash back points after Christmas to really reduce the price.

The Yeti French Press is the best French Press I've ever used. The rubber plunger collects all the coffee grinds and Yeti design keeps coffee hot for hours.

I love this new coffee press in several ways: your coffee will stay hot for hours, you will not have mud in the bottom of your cup, its very sturdy, and it makes a delicious cup of coffee! The one negative is that I am old and the 64 oz press is heavy when its full. But never fear, there is a 34 ounce press for old farts like me!

This is the best French press I’ve ever owned. It’s metal, ceramic, and a thick plastic lid that is well made. The screen and seal on the stem are exceptionally well made. I expect this to last. It is sturdy, but that means it’s heavy too, especially when filled with water. Some people may find this problematic. If so go with the smaller model. Some reviews complain about the force it takes to press the screen and seal down. It’s not that bad in my experience. This one, like every French press is a mess to clean up but it disassembles and easily reassembles without compromising the quality of the pressing mechanisms. If you like French presses this is probably one of the best you’ll find

I purchased the Yeti French Press maker primarily because with my old press the second cup of coffee was lukewarm and I would have to put the cup in the microwave to heat the coffee back up. It is not a problem with this French Press as the pressed coffee stays hot and will for a long time. As others have said, the Yeti French Press is pricey, and I would say it is overpriced for what you are getting but it is what it is. And yes, this press is heavy but it is very sturdy and well constructed. The problem I am having is related to that second cup of coffee. I typically drink two cups of coffee in the morning. I use my coffee cup to measure the amount of water I need and put the water in my electric kettle to boil the water. I've already put the freshly gound coffee in the French Press unit and then pour the boiled water into the unit. I put the lid on and typically wait 4 minutes before pressing and pouring the coffee into my cup. The first cup is perfect and I'm very happy with the taste and coffee temperature. However, when I pour the second cup, the amount of coffee is significantly less than the first cup. Upon inspection, I see that the remaining coffee is still below the filter. As a result, I'm giving this French Press four stars, but if I can figure the the 'missing coffee' problem I would rate it five stars. If anyone has any ideas why this is the case please let me know. Update: I found the cause of the 'missing coffee' problem. Upon examining the filter, I realized there was a round rubber piece attached next to it that prevented much of the coffee to strain through the filter. Once I removed it, the problem disappeared. Now it works perfectly. However, I'm not sure why this rubber piece was attached in the first place, maybe to protect the filter during the shipping process.

We have been drip coffee drinkers FOR-EVV-VER and decided we were done with appliances on the counter. We have french press when we camp and decided we wanted to make the jump full time but my Electrician of a husband drinks A LOT of coffee so we needed capacity. It's super easy to use and clean (dishwasher!) and is effective/functional for us. Its insulated and very heavy. I hope that translates to durable since it was expensive. But our hope is that it lasts a long time!

I cannot believe I paid $110 for a french press, but the video and the brand name got me. First of all, plunging down the coffee requires WAY TOO MUCH muscle. Maybe the rubber relief flange on mine is too tight, I don't know. Secondly, the cup's interior white coating has much too easily scratched off (see pic) simply from stirring the coffee grounds. Third, pulling the plunger back up has been impossible to the extent that I had to unscrew the push/pull stem, take off the lid, using a long wooden spoon end, depress the relief flap to break the vacuum. Then I had to wiggle the plunger side to side to get the thing out. I'm guessing I didn't injest any of the easily scratched off interior coating (from only stirring grounds) because of the impossible vacuum seal of the plunger... I'll give this POS 1 star for keeping the coffee very hot a long time, but I'd remove that one star for not providing some type of cap for the spout hole. Save your money, try something half the price or cheaper. I've used this only three times and its not broken in or gotten any better in functioning. YETI - Stick to overpriced flasks and coolers.

My husband loves this French press. It has incredible suction and keeps the grounds out of his coffee cup, as well as keeps the coffee hot for a long time. The suction/seal is so good that it can be quite hard to push down and/or take out the plunger. Much easier to clean than typical french presses. Feels like a very well made product, capable of lasting several years.

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Great quality, very large and heavy. No cover for pour spout which seems a little strange. Price was great on sale.

This is the best gift we have ever given! Makes amazing coffee and stays hot forever! Plus super cute!

While the jug looks great and it retains the heat, the plunger is very hard to use, it does not go all the way down so there is still liquid at the bottom, and when you pull it out, which is very difficult, it sprays droplets all over the place. The handle is also not centered to the pouring mouth.