A rock-solid device for a good cup of Joe on the road
The Yeti Rambler Pour Over Coffee Maker works with various types of Yeti drinkware to make single-cup servings of coffee. It would work fine with other manufacturer’s cups and I suppose you could use it to make tea as well. It’s basically a funnel that holds a #2 conical coffee filter attached to a skirt that rests on the top lip of the cup.
Build quality
The funnel and the skirt are both made of 18/8 stainless steel and insulated so your drink will not be chilled by contact with the liquid. The Yeti Rambler Pour Over is small – about the same size as the cup receiving the drink, so it won’t take up a lot of space in your RV or camping kit.
Use notes
The instructions are clearly presented with an emphasis on making a GOOD cup of joe. It involves pre-heating the pour over, wetting the filter, adding the coffee and then the water in measured amounts, and finally stirring the coffee-water slurry for full extraction of the coffee’s flavors. I suspect that most users will take a few shortcuts, but that’s up to you. It’s clear that the designers of this product gave it some serious testing. The funnel and the skirt bottom are fluted to maximize the coffee flow without spilling any on your shoes. This tool will help the morning get started.
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