GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless 1-Liter Java Press

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Product Details

Main Features

Glacier JavaPress
Double-walled, thermal design
Stainless steel plunger
Locking thermal/dispenser cap

Description

Providing the best in durable, lightweight kitchenware, the GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless Java Press can take a beating and keep on perking. Each piece is made of high-grade 18/8 Glacier Stainless and built to last for years to come. This thermally-insulated, double-wall carafe and pour-through lid will keep your coffee hotter, longer and you bubbling.

Other Details

Brand: GSI
EAN: 0090497650901
Label: GSI Outdoors
Manufacturer: GSI Outdoors
Model: 65090
MPN: 65090
ReleaseDate: 2005-03-01
UPC: 090497650901
Item Dimensions: 2.08 lb
Package Dimensions: 11.20 in x 5.50 in x 5.30 in; 1.60 lb

Customer Reviews

Shame on GSI

I had a Lexan version of this for two years. Then I decided to purchase this one. BIG mistake!!! The Lexan 33oz. java press plunger piece kept breaking. So did the one for the GSI Glacier Stainless Steel Java Press. The only good thing is that I could easily call GSI for replacement parts at no charge even with the shipping.

I honestly thought that the stainless steel version would have a fully stainless steel plunger. I'd say for GSI to take this design back to the drawing board.

I would not recommend this to anyone until the plunger design is changed.

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