CosmosMini Coffee Press Maker Carry Storage Bag Compatible with Aeropress Go Travel Coffee Press Kit, Small Espresso Maker Mini Travel Case Pouch Organizer for Outdoor Camping Hiking Fishing

This Cosmos bag is just a little larger than Aeropress Go.Top and bottom are slightly padded, fabric, loop handle + clip, zippers are all appropriately substantial without excess.When packed containing Go it takes no additional space than Go itself, but is more secure (Go floppy silicone set lid does and has fallen off in napsack, and see below).My setup:I added a CafeMasy piston cap to my Go (comes paired with a replacement Go set cap comparable to original red one included with Go), an Aeropress Flow Control Filter Cap (replaces original filter cap, works with small-mouth bottles and cups), and I use paper filter next to coffee, then metal filter for more reliably neat and tidy cleanup.Piston cap does not fit inside Go cup, but packs nicely with piston inverted in cylinder, though this adds a few millimeters height.I stow scoop and stir tools inside, and this arrangement travels quieter than Go as sold.Flow Control Filter Cap is also a little taller than original.Combination of Go cup + Flow Control Filter Cap (rests in bottom of cup) + metal filter (nestles in Filter Cap) + piston inverted in cylinder with piston cap on top (tools inside) + compact that holds paper filters, all this is too tall to fit under either original red set cap or CafeMasy substitute, but Cosmos bag contains it all, and more securely than Go as sold. I pack Go as just described, but with paper filter compact on top of red Go set cap, all inside Cosmos bag. Unpacking to make coffee is orderly, parts don’t fall out if I’m fumbling pre-coffee, whole kit travels more quietly than Go as sold.Add water and coffee, makes an awesome Americano or other Aeropress style just about anywhere.

Since I added the Flow Control Filter Cap, the red cover did not fit as tight as I liked, but this holds everything together perfectly.

This bag was recommended to hold the aero press when I bought it and all the attachments don’t fit the bag.

Like many, I was smitten with the [popular name brand] coffee press and was fortunate enough to be gifted one a year ago. Indeed, it makes great coffee but I was disappointed to find no good way to store it. For the whole camping season, it lived in a zipper baggie, looking sad. This Cosmos carrying bag was an impulse buy and a spurge, but it turns out to be a great carrier for it and a great way to keep my little press safely in my gear. It has a nice zipper, and the whole contraption pops inside nicely. The carrying strap is handy and could theoretically be used to attach it to a backpack or something (I honestly will probably just hook it onto my camping table so it stays convenient without taking up space). At about a third the price of the press itself, it seems a little expensive, but the bag is well made and, well, if you're going to indulge yourself in this particular coffee trend, you might as well do it in style and get the carrying case too.

As you can see, this is the perfect way to pack and protect your portable AeroPress. Be aware, this is too small for the regular AeroPress. However, it also fits my Wacaco Nanopresso, and optionally serves as an accessory bag for various and sundry coffee things. It's even double zippered. Very nice indeed!