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GSI Outdoors Ultralight Java Drip for Pour Over Drip Coffee while Camping and Backpacking

4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,848 ratings
Brand GSI Outdoors
Color Black, Orange
Product Dimensions 4.2"D x 4.2"W x 0.5"H
Special Feature Lightweight, Sediment Free Brew, Sturdy Leg Clips, Compact, Permanent Filter, Nesting Design
Coffee Maker Type Pour Over
Material
Nylon, Polypropylene
Item Weight
9.07 g

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  • Camping kitchen equipment-Applicatioins: drinking preparation
  • Camping kitchen equipment-Type: coffee & tea makers

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FEEDING YOUR LOVE OF THE OUTDOORS SINCE 1985

In 1985, siblings from British Columbia- Don, Ian and Kathy Scott made their way down the west coast to San Diego where they founded GSI Outdoors.

GSI Outdoors is in the business of making cookware and dining products that adapt the comforts of home to active outdoor lifestyles at the campsite, bivy, base camp and everywhere in between. Our passion is food- food as a way of bringing people together, food as a way of having fun in the outdoors and food as a connection to the world around us.

GSI Outdoors Ultralight Java Drip

Diminutive Drip Coffee Maker

The ethereal Ultralight Java Drip comes in an ultra-compact design that nests under any standard fuel cartridge, so who says you can,t keep your pack light and drink your coffee too? Step out of your tent and drip-brew some bold, backcountry bliss.

  • DURABLE DESIGN: The Ultralight Java Drip's sturdy legs clip to nearly any mug while its ultra-compact design nests under a standard fuel cartridge so that you can enjoy bold, mud-free coffee
  • EASY TO USE: Simply set the ultralight java drip nylon filter cone on top of your favorite container, from a wide mouth water bottle to a small pot, add grounds, and water and voila drip coffee
  • DIMENSIONS: Measures 4.2" x 4.2" x 0.5"
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Material Nylon, Clear Polypropylene Recycled Wool Felt Stainless Steel Stainless Steel, Silicone Cast Iron Non-Stick Coated Aluminum
Weight 0.32 oz 3.5 oz 3.3 oz 22.3 oz 10.6 lbs 2 lbs 3 oz
Dimensions 4.2" x 4.2" x 0.5" 15.0" x 7.1" x 0.8" 6.3" x 1.4" x 1.2" 10.9" x 10.8" x 2.6" 18.0" x 12.1" x 5.6" 19.7" x 11.1" x 1.7"
Includes Nylon Filter w/ 3 Legs Wool Mitt, Integrated Hanging Hole Spoon, Fork, Knife, Lanyard 10" Fry Pan, Folding Bail Handles 12 Inch Deep Frypan, Self Basting Dome Lid, Primary + Secondary Handle Griddle

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4.7 out of 5 stars
4.7 out of 5
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Customers like the ease of use, quality and filter of the coffee maker. For example, they mention it's simple to use, makes excellent coffee and the mesh filter is super-fine. They appreciate the travel, and portability. That said, opinions are mixed on the flow rate.

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323 customers mention285 positive38 negative

Customers like the quality of the coffee maker. They say it makes an excellent cup of coffee, any strength you want depending on how much grounds you use. The filter cleans off very easily. Some mention that the keurig cups coffee grinds are extra fine and the coffee flavor is sooo much better. The dripper works as designed and folds up really small. Overall, most are satisfied with the quality and price of the product.

"Works great for camp coffee. I use a #2 paper coffee filter in it to slow down the hot water going through the grounds, great flavor, easy cleanup." Read more

"...Easy to carry with my cook set, and is there when needed. Durable and works as expected." Read more

"...weighs nothing and takes no space and makes great pour over coffee on any cup if hot water is available. Use it when traveling in hotels or camping...." Read more

"...look like they'd break easily felt flexible where they fit the cup and sturdy where they are holding your coffee plus water...." Read more

210 customers mention210 positive0 negative

Customers find the coffee maker portable and easy to use. They mention it's lightweight, takes up no room, and folds up small for easy storage. Some say it'll fit in a nice bag. Overall, most are happy with the portability of the product.

"...Easy to carry with my cook set, and is there when needed. Durable and works as expected." Read more

"...weighs nothing and takes no space and makes great pour over coffee on any cup if hot water is available. Use it when traveling in hotels or camping...." Read more

"...Compact design key. I've heard much about them...." Read more

"...It packs super small and weighs almost nothing, so it's a very easy 'luxury item' to bring along. It's now a staple on all of my backpacking trips!" Read more

121 customers mention113 positive8 negative

Customers find the coffee maker easy to clean. They mention that it is light weight and easy to handle.

"...to slow down the hot water going through the grounds, great flavor, easy cleanup." Read more

"...Very excited to get this brew socks. Almost forgot Super easy to clean. Turn upside down dump grounds on dirt or in compost pile...." Read more

"...IMO, the Java Drip is a win win win. Cleaning isn't too bad. Just flip the mesh and pour some water on it...." Read more

"...It cleans easily with little water and wash rag. It seems well made and durable...." Read more

90 customers mention85 positive5 negative

Customers find the coffee maker simple to use, easy to set up, and easy to clean. They also say it's a very easy luxury item to bring along and that it makes great coffee without over complicating things.

"...It packs super small and weighs almost nothing, so it's a very easy 'luxury item' to bring along. It's now a staple on all of my backpacking trips!" Read more

"...I would recommend it to anyone wishing to have an easy way to make a great cup of their favorite coffee, almost anywhere." Read more

"...I'd recommend this nifty device to anyone who camps and loves a simple, and lightweight solution to coffee." Read more

"...don't anymore because this thing takes up such little space and is easy to use...." Read more

77 customers mention77 positive0 negative

Customers find the coffee maker perfect for travel and camping. They say it's a decent system for backpacking, and the best camping accessory they've ever purchased. Customers also mention that it'll be great for their last minute camping trip.

"Perfect for primitive camping, was awesome to have a great cup of coffee in the morning along the river...." Read more

"...This filter is perfect for travel...." Read more

"...But perfect for backpackers and travelers. Use with paper filters for convenience and easy clean up, or without. Fits most mugs and cups." Read more

"...This is a decent system for backpacking, but if you try to treat it like a Mr. Coffee, then you're probably going to be disappointed...." Read more

32 customers mention32 positive0 negative

Customers like the filter of the coffee maker. They say it's great, durable, and super-fine. Some mention that it'll filter particles from lake water. However, some say that it is best to use with a paper filter.

"...It's light (.5 oz.) in weight and easy to pack. It does not require paper filters because it has a fine mesh bag that filters out most of the coffee...." Read more

"...even cleaner, but this is absolutely the lightest and best version of a travel filter. i checked them all out. this one wins." Read more

"...It easily clips to a mug or thermos, and filters well...." Read more

"...But perfect for backpackers and travelers. Use with paper filters for convenience and easy clean up, or without. Fits most mugs and cups." Read more

28 customers mention28 positive0 negative

Customers like the foldability of the coffee maker. For example, they mention it's lightweight, and the legs fold up and it lays completely flat. Some say it'll fit their toaks 900ml pot and nested nicely.

"...One of the really nice things about it is that the three legs can be folded flat with the bag, and it can be stored under a butane fuel..." Read more

"It's smaller folds flat unlike the other one and you can see how full the cup is getting" Read more

"Got this for backpacking. Collapses flat, weighs nothing and rinses well. Be gentle with it. Thumbs up." Read more

"...This one by GSI is extremely lightweight and compact, it folds up into a disk shape, about the size of a CD and doesn't require paper filters...." Read more

31 customers mention14 positive17 negative

Customers are mixed about the flow rate of the coffee maker. Some mention that it makes good coffee fast, and works faster than expected. However, some customers say that the water flows too fast, the drip rate was fairly slow, and the coffee extracts too quickly.

"...The drip rate was fairly slow using this method, and I had to gradually pour in the liquid over a few batches to keep it from overflowing, to get..." Read more

"...Lightweight, simple but efficient....just be sure to pour slowly to ensure extraction and also not burn yourself!" Read more

"...Note: I saw some reviewers mention that the water flows too fast. Personally I didn't find that to be the case...." Read more

"...It was a very slow drip taking about a minute to fill up my Toaks 450ml cup. I cleaned it out right away to avoid coffee grinds drying to the mesh...." Read more

Perfect! Use coffee liners though
5 Stars
Perfect! Use coffee liners though
My husband is a crazy coffee drinker and we recently went on a camping trip. Read some articles on cowboy coffee and thought “god no! No way he’s gonna drink that!!” Then I bought one of those super small keurig type coffee machines but then realized no portable battery small enough for camping would support it….ugh. Then I came across these!Thank goodness for this one review that said to use the #4 Melitta coffee filters for a good strong coffee flavor. And honey, let me tell you! Delicious. The filters fit perfectly and make sure to pour slow and cover all those grinds so all that good flavor can get to where it needs to go. Also, I used keurig cups. Just popped one open, emptied into the filter and Java drip. I find that the keurig cups coffee grinds are EXTRA fine and the coffee flavor is sooo much better than using traditional grinds. Plus they’re small and compact, comes in different flavors (we love pike place by Starbucks)…....perfect for camping. Everyone at our camp was so impressed I was making coffee for everyone!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Lightweight pack able coffee maker
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024
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Works great for camp coffee. I use a #2 paper coffee filter in it to slow down the hot water going through the grounds, great flavor, easy cleanup.
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Michael Dean
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Product
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2024
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Perfect for primitive camping, was awesome to have a great cup of coffee in the morning along the river. Easy to carry with my cook set, and is there when needed. Durable and works as expected.
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Fuzzy
5.0 out of 5 stars This is a replacement.
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024
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My son’s dog got my last one off the counter and chewed it up so i HAD TO HAVE a replacement. weighs nothing and takes no space and makes great pour over coffee on any cup if hot water is available. Use it when traveling in hotels or camping. Narrow cups do tend to dribble a little down legs onto outside of cup.
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William I. Dube
4.0 out of 5 stars ULTRA LITE BUT SHOULD STILL COME WITH A CASE
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2021
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PROS; With care brews an acceptable cup of coffee. Very excited to get this brew socks. Almost forgot Super easy to clean. Turn upside down dump grounds on dirt or in compost pile. Then with two cups of clear water I was able to get all the grounds off easily. Compact design key. I've heard much about them. Legs although they look like they'd break easily felt flexible where they fit the cup and sturdy where they are holding your coffee plus water. I have only used once, but have found these to be self evident.

CONS: Directions are awful and there should be a waterproof carry pouch included. (Minus one star) Wouldn't cost more than $0.05 to make and could even be ultralight. There is a mention of putting this under your fuel canister, so they are assuming we all use isobutane fuel. As we all are sensitive to material there should be better explanation into all materials used in production. In the meantime yes a fold lock top sandwich bag works fine.

Better Directions for this dripper: Best to wet your filter before adding coffee this will encourage the coffee to stay put. Measure slightly more than you usually use to get what you would call an acceptable cup of coffee. With coffee pour best to start with about 15ml slowly first and let your coffee expand so less fines end up in your cup. I use close to Turkish grind and there was next to no fines in my cup due to proper pour. After coffee has expanded You can add water 15 to 30ml at a time. If you get within 5mm of your upper coffee grind line then your water will sneak through giving you a weak cup of coffee. Concentrate your pour to the inner 2/3's of your coffee grounds. You'll see what I'm talking about and feel free to challenge as you will see the clear water drip into your cup should you get too close to the top of your coffee grind. Well I hope that helps.

This really is a good filter and I would buy it again. I think it is worth $8 as there should have been a case included, and was halfway expecting one. Yes I'd buy it again and Yes I'd recommend it to a friend.
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Micah
5.0 out of 5 stars Great coffee when backpacking
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024
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I've used a ton of systems for coffee when camping and this is by far my favorite. Much (much!) better flavor than instant, way less weight/bulk than an Aeropress and nice to not have to sift the grounds out of cowboy coffee. It packs super small and weighs almost nothing, so it's a very easy 'luxury item' to bring along. It's now a staple on all of my backpacking trips!
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Mac
5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome cup of coffee
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2024
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I used two spoonfuls of grounds for one cup and it made an incredibly delicious cup of coffee. I'm excited to bring this on the trail. Pour over aficionados might want to add an extra filter to slow down the drip process. That being said, I did not use one and the coffee was AMAZING. Adding a filter might make it even better (and an easier cleanup). In comparison to the coffee rocket, it is much better IMO. The Rocket has too much contact with plastic whereas the Java Drip is just a mesh filter, so virtually no contact with plastic other than the mesh. Also the Coffee Rocket limits the amount of coffee you can use per cup. The rockets also bulkier and heavier. IMO, the Java Drip is a win win win. Cleaning isn't too bad. Just flip the mesh and pour some water on it. I'll probably hold this in an outer pocket while backpacking so it can dry out after using.
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JD
5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to Use... Easy to Clean
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2013
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I love good coffee. Let's be honest: that can be a tough order anywhere, especially in the back county or campground. Over the years I have tried every way and every thing: cowboy coffee; coffee presses; coffee bags, instants, and drip. I like the traditional drip coffee method the best, however it's a bit of a mess to clean up while camping; using allot of water in the process. Also, the paper filters work well at home but create waste in the back county.
That's where the GSI Ultralight Java Drip enters the picture. It is simplicity at it's finest. It's light (.5 oz.) in weight and easy to pack. It does not require paper filters because it has a fine mesh bag that filters out most of the coffee. It cleans easily with little water and wash rag. It seems well made and durable. One of the really nice things about it is that the three legs can be folded flat with the bag, and it can be stored under a butane fuel canister.
On top of all that, I can make a great, strong, cup of coffee with it anywhere I can boil water. It's so simple. I don't have to hold it, press it, or watch it. It fits securely on any cup or even an insulated bottle. All I have to do is add premium coffee and pour. Clean up is relatively easy. All it takes is a small amount of water and a wash rag.
I would recommend it to anyone wishing to have an easy way to make a great cup of their favorite coffee, almost anywhere.
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Brandon Fields
5.0 out of 5 stars Campers, Hikers, Hunters ANY ONE THAT NEEDS REAL COFFEE OFF THE GRID!!!!!!!
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2024
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This little thing is great. I purchased on in 2022 for a back country elk hunt. This thing is the best thing since sliced bread. I had buddies that had instant coffee and I had this little gem with a small cone filter and 2 scoops of nice dark coffee grounds and then slowly pour some just boiling water over it from the jet boil. Wow!!!!! nice cup of real coffee in the back country. My boys were jealous. In 2023 they had them.
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EJBR
5.0 out of 5 stars Ultralight
Reviewed in Brazil on December 22, 2022
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Um produto de novo excelente qualidade. Super leve, ideal para levar para os hiking ou trekking. Não vem com esse copo conforme mostrado na foto, somente o suporte e o coador.
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Javier
5.0 out of 5 stars Buena calidad y ligero
Reviewed in Spain on March 29, 2024
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Parece de buena calidad, lo mas compacto y ligero del mercado.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Friluftsliv kaffe filter
Reviewed in Sweden on November 13, 2023
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Lätt platsbesparande gott kaffe
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Mrs B L Thomas
5.0 out of 5 stars Such a lightweight bit of tough kit
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 4, 2023
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My go to for coffee making, filters great, turn it inside out, shake, rise, job done.
Perfect set up with GSI mug!
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Edwin Nigma
5.0 out of 5 stars Nach Modifikation ohne zus. Tasse/hitzefeste Flasche verwendbar
Reviewed in Germany on September 1, 2022
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Viel Positives wurde schon gesagt. Ich möchte keine extra Tasse nur für den unverzichtbaren Kaffee mitnehmen, wenn ich sehr leicht unterwegs bin, deshalb habe ich das Teil umgebaut.

Die Aufsteller habe ich gekürzt, abgerundet, mit Hilfe einer kleinen Gasflamme gezielt erhitzt und zu Clips umgebogen, behält nach Abkühlen die Form. Nach Mod. 5,6g.

Nun passt der Filter perfekt in meinen 700ml Toaks Topf. Außer dem Filter nehme ich nun auf Touren abgewogene Portionen Kaffee meiner Wahl mit. Den bin ich gerne bereit zu tragen;-)

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400-500ml Wasser im Topf kochen, von der Flamme nehmen, Filternetz mit 20-25g mittelfeinem Kaffee befüllt in den Topf versenken und einhaken, dann (im Filter) gut umrühren, nach 2min Filter herausnehmen, abtropfen lassen, Kaffee aus dem Topf genießen.

Mahlgrad, Menge und Immersionszeit muss natürlich Jede(r) selbst für sich optimieren.

Es entsteht ein sehr vollmundiger Kaffee mit einer kleinen Menge feinster Partikel, ich finde das Ergebnis sehr lecker und jeder Instantlösung weit überlegen.
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Edwin Nigma
5.0 out of 5 stars Nach Modifikation ohne zus. Tasse/hitzefeste Flasche verwendbar
Reviewed in Germany on September 1, 2022
Viel Positives wurde schon gesagt. Ich möchte keine extra Tasse nur für den unverzichtbaren Kaffee mitnehmen, wenn ich sehr leicht unterwegs bin, deshalb habe ich das Teil umgebaut.

Die Aufsteller habe ich gekürzt, abgerundet, mit Hilfe einer kleinen Gasflamme gezielt erhitzt und zu Clips umgebogen, behält nach Abkühlen die Form. Nach Mod. 5,6g.

Nun passt der Filter perfekt in meinen 700ml Toaks Topf. Außer dem Filter nehme ich nun auf Touren abgewogene Portionen Kaffee meiner Wahl mit. Den bin ich gerne bereit zu tragen;-)

Vorgehen:
400-500ml Wasser im Topf kochen, von der Flamme nehmen, Filternetz mit 20-25g mittelfeinem Kaffee befüllt in den Topf versenken und einhaken, dann (im Filter) gut umrühren, nach 2min Filter herausnehmen, abtropfen lassen, Kaffee aus dem Topf genießen.

Mahlgrad, Menge und Immersionszeit muss natürlich Jede(r) selbst für sich optimieren.

Es entsteht ein sehr vollmundiger Kaffee mit einer kleinen Menge feinster Partikel, ich finde das Ergebnis sehr lecker und jeder Instantlösung weit überlegen.
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