YETI Rambler 64 oz. French Press Coffee Maker, Navy | with GroundsControl Filter

Great Quality. Makes great tasting coffee. Easy to clean and holds a ton of coffee that stays hot a long time.

Excellent! Made very well, performs very well to make great coffee. Follow the manufacturer's instructions--easy. I use electric kettle for quick hot water--easy. I keep our own course-ground coffee in the fridge until needed--easy. Measure out grounds, pour in a bit of hot water for the coffee to bloom, wait about 30-60 seconds, pour in rest of the water, gently stir, secure lid on top, wait 4-5 minutes, slowly plunge the press all the way. Easy. Keeps coffee piping hot for quite a while. To clean, leave the press at the bottom, pour out liquid, slowly raise press until near the top and it releases. Super easy to clean. The plunger/press is precise and forms a strong seal. Grounds to not seep back into the coffee.

If you need something for camping/trailering, this is a great item to have. It's big enough to make a sufficient amount of coffee in the morning.....or evening. Make it as strong as you like in a very short while. Nice that it's a Yeti and keeps the coffee hot.

Makes great coffee!!! Your coffee will actually taste like nothing but coffee and whatever else you add to it. Very Satisfied with this product, definitely worth the money.

I was hesitant to spend this much on a French press. But I’m not sad about it. It keeps coffee hot longer than any of those glass or ceramic presses and it won’t break. I love that the top has a gasket and twist lock mechanism. The top always goes on in the proper orientation and never makes a mess. The coated interior cleans easily and does not stain. The lid is clear plastic and it does stain, unfortunately. But for me that’s not an issue. I have also put this whole thing in the dishwasher with no damage done to the plastic parts. The screen is also one piece and does not need to be taken apart to clean. Another small issue I found is that there is a rubber flap covering the top of the screen. So, unless you empty the carafe, it can be a little difficult to back the screen out because of the suction that is created. Again, not a huge deal. Overall, I highly recommend if you like having a French press. This thing would be awesome for camping too.

Great potential and I would purchase again (If reason #2 was fixed), but only three stars for the following two reasons:1. The first Rambler arrived, and the press was bent. This made it virtually impossible to use, and I burned my wrists and made a mess during the first use. This is not my first rodeo with a French press. We exchanged it, and the issue was remedied. While I have French press products that were easier to use, it is breaking in just fine.2. More tragic, the top itself has a pouring hole that cannot be covered. I own multiple Yeti products, and I am stunned this was not addressed during concept/creation. Yeti is known for keeping things hot, and this product way misses the mark of what Yeti is known for. Tragic to think that this press cannot survive the morning without losing an insane amount of heat. That part is truly disappointing.So, yes, great concept, sturdy as a brick, excecution fail on the press/top.

The Ultimate Rough-and-Tumble Coffee Maker for a Crowd! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐If you love the rich taste of French press coffee but hate how quickly it gets cold or how easily glass carafes shatter, the Rambler 64 oz French Press is an absolute game-changer. Delivering a massive 64-ounce capacity that easily yields over six full cups of coffee, this giant is perfect for campgrounds, tailgates, or a busy household. Measuring roughly 7.1" W x 10" H, it is built like an absolute tank from puncture-resistant 18/8 kitchen-grade stainless steel, making it completely immune to drops and rough travel. Inside, it features YETI’s genius DuraSip™ Ceramic Lining, which ensures a completely pure taste with absolutely zero metallic flavor transfer, and the entire unit is top-rack dishwasher safe for effortless cleaning.What truly elevates this over any standard coffee maker is its brilliant engineering. It utilizes a double-wall vacuum insulation that keeps your brew piping hot for hours, paired with a crystal-clear, transparent Tritan lid so you can see your pour. Best of all, YETI engineered a proprietary GroundsControl Filter—once you plunge the mesh down, it creates a tight seal that stops the brewing process entirely and separates the grounds from the liquid. This means you can leave your coffee inside the pitcher all morning without it over-extracting or turning bitter. While it is a premium investment and quite heavy when completely full, its flawless temperature retention and bulletproof construction make it worth every single penny for anyone who takes their morning caffeine seriously.

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.

Love this french press. Works great and keeps coffee warm, bonus that the color is beautiful

Expensive but makes great coffee and keeps it hot for hours.

Very large and makes a lot of coffee! High quality Yeti product!

Great camping coffee nown

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.