

Do the math
Pays for itself in about a week of mornings.
Skip the café stop on the drive in and the overpriced lodge coffee. Every cup you brew yourself costs about the price of the beans.
- Café coffee in town
- ~$6
- A cup you brew at camp
- ~50¢
- The kit pays for itself in
- ~8 cups
Estimates: typical US café drip or latte price vs. about 15 g of whole beans per cup.
The fix
Café-quality pour-over. Four minutes. Zero power.
Grind a handful of beans by hand, set the dripper on your mug, pour. That smell hits the whole campsite. Then fold the dripper flat and pack it all away.
- Stale instant sachetsBeans ground fresh, on the spot
- $6 café detoursAbout 50¢ a cup, brewed at camp
- Bulky gear that rattlesDripper folds flat, grinder packs small
How it works
From beans to cup in three steps.
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Grind fresh
Set the grinder to medium-fine and grind your beans by hand, in about a minute.
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Pour over
Pop the collapsible dripper on your mug and pour hot water over the fresh grounds.
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Enjoy the view
A clean, full-flavor cup wherever you wake up. Fold the dripper flat and pack up.
What's included
Two essentials. One better camp coffee.
Wood Grain Hand Grinder
Adjustable burr, from espresso-fine to pour-over coarse.
$30 on its own
Collapsible Dripper
Silicone pour-over dripper that folds flat and packs anywhere.
$21 on its own
Good to know
Questions, answered.
Still wondering? Write to us and a real person will answer.
How long does shipping take?
Orders to the US arrive in 8–15 business days, with a tracking number by email as soon as your order ships.
Will both items arrive together?
The grinder and dripper may ship in separate packages and arrive on slightly different days. Both are covered by the same 20-day return policy.
Can I buy the pieces separately?
Yes. Both are sold on their own, but the kit brings them together for $43 instead of $51, no code needed.
What is your return policy?
Unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 20 days.


