Best French Press of 2020: Stanley Classic Stay Hot French Press

A Bored Moores review about the Stanley Stay Hot French Press.
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Thanks for watching out first official review! Be on the lookout for some cute cameos throughout the video.

[@markj7579]

Thank you. I just saw one of these at bass pro and had no idea how it works. And knowing it works great for glamour camping is even better! Looks like I'll be picking one up.
Thanks again

[@olgalavenant3481]

Excellent information clear and simple thank you

[@sowhydontyou5061]

Thanks for the review. Picked one up at Walmart for my cross country trip!

[@carlyfink5157]

Thanks for making this review, very helpful!

[@viper-sh9ys]

Great video. Was looking for someone to demonstrate it. Will buy one because of your video. thanks.

[@TheUncleMango]

Thank you for this video. It made up my mind on which one to buy, Stanley all the way.

[@mattalley4330]

I recently got one after many glass pour over style coffee makers have been broken in my home. I am very satisfied. Rugged, looks good, makes good coffee, and stays hot for hours. Maybe not piping hot after the advertised three hours but hot enough. Worth buying. Half full is more than enough for my wife and I.

[@bunkyman8097]

Thank you for the video. I was thinking of getting one of these, you have helped me make up my mind. Thanks!

[@5borough6g]

Thanks for the informative video, I just ordered.

[@ryans3001]

Great video! exactly what I was looking for :)

[@KevinCGleason]

Appreciated the number of grams you used. That is where I'll start.

[@DWeezy62]

I was going to buy a peculator for truck camping and fishing, but I think you just sold me. I already own two of their 16oz travel press mugs and love them. This will be a nice addition to my Stanley collection.

[@mokumshardest]

In my opinion percolator makes better /stronger coffee tho . And can use a finer grain than french press coffee . For french press u really need that course grain .
However making coffee with percolator requires a bit of experience. Itll take u a while to feel out how to make that perfect cup .
But when u get the hang of it Moka Pot is absolutely 👌 coffee on the spot.

[@ultrasynthetic]

thank you for this video! I am interested in getting this, however countless reviews complain that the plunger/strainer isn't fitted properly and allows a good amount of coffee grains to get up through into the pour. Are these reviews user error? Have you had any trouble with grounds?

[@1Samirkalil]

Thanks, greetings from Brazil

[@jb9218]

I love mine. Use it every time I make coffee. Super fast and easy!

[@tomarsandbeyond]

So has it worked for daily use over a long time? Was thinking of getting this for daily use, and that the glass ones break. If this Stanley one is intended for camping maybe it isn't made for daily use for years. Your comment was 2 years ago...so how is yours holding up?

[@udududhdudjdjd3312]

​@@tomarsandbeyond 😂

[@tomarsandbeyond]

@@udududhdudjdjd3312 weird random laugh. Drugs kicking in?

[@Thebald1]

Cool man... I have the 16 oz one and I use it daily..

[@djames8014]

There are smaller sizes in the Stanley brand?

[@tomkatusa912]

I'm going to get myself one tomorrow? Thanks 👍

[@murfmayne3763]

Do you actually use grams when measuring for coffee? It seems a lot easier to measure in cups... especially when camping. Not everyone has a digital scale

[@itchyfeet8799]

Do you know if this will fit in a 10qt stanley classic lunchbox?

[@bh9262]

Can you make one 16 - 20 oz Yeti tumbler of coffee? Is there a minimum amount that you can make?
If you leave the coffee after 4 minutes is it okay? For instance can you pour the water in the coffee, then go get ready for work, and aftewards, come back and puch the press down? 15 - 20 min?

[@ximwise]

The lid is hollow, which traps moisture, and theres no way to open it so one can clean it. This will create mold in the lid that in turn gets in the coffee. I ended up returning mine. Otherwise seemed like a good french press.

[@francodelrio7989]

you are my hero 🤫🇩🇪👈

[@dimesauce10]

Cool

[@bh9262]

How is it to clean?

[@3rd-Wave_Rebel]

Hi there! Does this French press leave coffee ground in the coffee? Thanks!

[@boredmoores8149]

If the coffee is ground too fine then some will come through. Also if you push down too quickly, some of the coffee grounds can leak through.

[@thiagodeabreuborges]

Manda uma aqui pra mim no Brasil

[@abysss56]

Can you heat water in the pot if necessary

[@boredmoores8149]

Unfortunately I do not think so.

[@oooohsnaaaap]

How does this manage to not get grounds in your cup?

[@bronsonstephens5799]

The mesh keeps em all down and let’s the liquid through. Another reason why you should grind the coffee coarse.

[@caseycook738]

Can you heat the water in the Stanley directly over a camp stove burner?

[@boredmoores8149]

No you can not heat it over the fire directly. You must heat the water first.

[@bronsonstephens5799]

For some reason my plunger just falls down on its own

[@1sissy2]

Don't you have to warm up the french press first?

[@boredmoores8149]

Since there is such a low level of heat loss when you add the hot water to the room temperature press, I found there was no need to heat the press first.

[@erwinquiachon8054]

Don't forget to stir.

[@carpdreams182]

Cant buy it in Germany

[@jordankooiman6040]

Can i place this sucker right on the grate over the fire?

[@camgreer]

You need an electric kettle.

[@tomarsandbeyond]

They don't allow those where I work, so will have to use the microwave. I might get an electric kettle to go with this for home.

[@Rsoul461]

Nah

[@brycerayner2858]

Appreciate this review. Very helpful. 🙏