YETIRambler 34 oz. French Press Coffee Maker, with GroundsControl Filter, Navy

Love this coffee press!!! It is big! We love our coffee! They do make a smaller size as well. Keeps coffee pretty warm for at least an hour. Little to no grounds in my cup, filters it very well. Coffee tastes great! Easy clean up! Bravo Yeti!!!

The Yeti French press is, without a doubt, the last coffee maker I'll ever need to buy. From the moment you pick it up, you can feel the quality in its solid, heavy-duty construction. It's built like a tank and feels like it could withstand anything, which gives me confidence that it's an investment that will last for years to come.Beyond its incredible durability, this press is a coffee-making powerhouse. It consistently produces a rich, smooth, and flavorful cup of coffee with very little effort. The simple design makes the brewing process incredibly easy, and cleanup is a breeze. If you're looking for a French press that combines exceptional durability with the ability to make consistently great coffee every morning, look no further. This one truly is the best.

Standard high quality Yeti. Works well and keeps the coffee very hot.

32oz is great for a couple people. Keeps hot during whole process makes great coffee. I pour into Yeti 46oz bottle & take on road too.

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’ve tried almost every French Press out there. Stanley, Jetboil, good ol vintage glass, etc. by far, this Yeti French press outperforms them all. No more bitter over-steeped grounds. Makes half a gallon of coffee and keeps it hot so no wasting unless you can’t drink it all😏

This really works well, first time I ever tried it this way. Need to start off with really hot water. It stays warm longer that way, first time it wasn’t hot enough and 2nd cuts was tepid.

Good product! Very solid, keeps coffee hot, easy to clean, looks nice!3 stars for a few areas for improvements I feel Yeti will address as in the future as they grow in this area.1. Design of the pouring spout needs some changes, currently drips after a pour (coffee drops drips and runs down the front side , starting to stain my key lime colored press). Also, wastes some coffee as lid is very thick and some amount of coffee are trapped, cannot pour out2. Good amount of coffee wasted/trapped behind the plunger after full press and full pour. For now, after removing the plunger, Iwill l pour the last bit over filter for another small cup of coffee.