Backpacks | Windburner Coffee Press Kit - 1.8L

MSR

Windburner Coffee Press Kit - 1.8L

$27.96

Description

　　Backcountry French press

　　The Windburner Coffee Press Kit - 1.8L from MSR is a french press accessory that is exclusively compatible with the 1.8L Windburner pot. The press features a durable stainless steel strainer disc and a flexible perimeter gasket to seal out coffee grinds for the freshest, cleanest brew. The whole piece easily disassembles and lays flat for packing with the other components inside your system.

　　California WARNING: Contains brass, which can expose you to lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or other reproductive harm. P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Description

Brand Name:

MSR

Size:

1.8 Liter

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

09312

UPC:

040818093122

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