ESPRO – P0 Ultralight – Single Serve French Coffee Press and Lightweight Hydration Bottle for Travel, Camping and Everyday use, Stainless steel, Vacuum Insulated 16 oz (Gun Metal Grey)

Makes a great cup of coffee. Clean up isn’t fun, but typical of a French press. Most impressive, there are no grounds or muck in the last sips. I may spring for the large version of the Espro after this.

I love my ESPRO! I own several so I can keep one in my weekender bag for getaways, one at the office, and one in the kitchen. The double basket prevents coffee grounds from getting into the drinkable part. The slim design is easy to grab and go. We are ESPRO customers for life.

Very good French press. I have used a few times. No grinds ever when sipping. It keeps your beverages hot for a while.

This French press makes rich, delicious coffee. I ordered two of these, but one of them has a max fill line that is very difficult to see.

This portable French Press makes the best French press coffee (which I think brings out the best tasting coffee).In 2024, we took a 4000+ mile roadtrip from Texas to New Mexico, Utah, Arizona and back to Texas. Well I wanted to make my own coffee as I love bougie a** coffee. I started searching and came across this awesomeness.Definitely recommend the mug. I use it to bring my own French press coffee to my office, to networking events, or on roadtrips.If you love French press and were looking to get something portable look no further. This thing rocks.

Love this lightweight, compact french press for travel. Doubles as water bottle!

I bought an Espro portable French press for a family member who was going off to college as well as one for myself for camping. I ended up using mine even more frequently than I expected and it’s held up well. I have used it for coffee, not tea but I can’t imagine it would not work for tea.The seals are nice and tight so I don’t get much (if any) sediment in the bottom of my coffee cup. I have always poured my coffee into a mug so I can’t speak to the insulation but it seems like it would keep coffee hot for a while.Cleaning a French press is always a little bit difficult but with this I just pour the leftover grounds into the bottom basket and dump that into the trash. I have to do this 2 or 3 times to get them all out but it’s worth it to keep the grounds out of my sink.I recommend getting the Espro if you like good coffee.

My job requires me to travel. I spend weeks at a time in hotels. Most hotel coffee machines, regardless of make, being absolute shite, I travel with a French press. I have gone through a couple before purchasing this Espro.None of them were optimal. One had a huge handle that was just bulky. Another had a smaller compartment in the bottom that you could store another couple of tablespoons of ground coffee, another feature I never used.I have been using this Espro press for a week and couldn't be more satisfied. It is light (I have my packing list down to an art; I usually weigh in at somewhere between 48-49 lbs), which is important, it lacks bells and whistles for which I have no need and it makes a great cup of joe. The double screen keeps out grounds while allowing the all-important oils to filter through. Perhaps even more important, and I cannot stress this enough because it is rather unique, it pours clean; no dribbling from the rim while you pour your cup. I was completely thrilled with this aspect.My only concern, and it is a small one, is that the gaskets that provide the seal around the circumference of the plunger and top are silicone instead of the usual metal spring. I will be interested to see how long they last, given the constant friction of moving up and down in the cylinder. Hopefully Espro sells replacement parts so that I can continue to use this excellent product well into the future.Cheers