AeroPressFlow Control Filter Cap & Stainless Steel Filter bundle

I use my Aeropress a lot. It is part of a coffee kit that I keep inside a large metal lunchbox. The quality is holding up very well as I would expect with Aeropress. I was previously using the inverted method of brewing but this has made that obsolete. The performance and fit is great with zero leaks. It makes a good strong flavored coffee, just the way I like it. For versatility my wife adds water to make an Americano style coffee. My kit goes with me camping and road trips. This makes for easy cleanup with just a rinse. You can just compost the grounds and there is no trash with the metal filter. I highly recommend this as part of your Aeropress accessories.

Tried the normal cap that comes with the go, hated it. The no-leak cap changed the whole game, perfect addition that works very very well.Negligible difference between paper and metal filter, snobs will say otherwise and I’m no novice myself, the taste and functionality is the same bar some microscopic grounds getting through.

Much better than the original part. This ine doesn't leak until i begin to press down. Easy to clean filter. Not sure why items were shipped separately and arrived on different days, i thought it would arrive packaged together.

Great addition to my AeroPress to stop the premature drips. Does add more resistance to the plunge so you'll have to go slower. I did ding 1 star because this honestly should just come with the product by default. Feels like a pay to win DLC in the game called life XD.

Okay... I admit it. I'm a coffee snob. I also travel extensively as part of my job. And I don't need to tell you the quality of morning coffee you get out of a lobby urn sitting on a breakfast nook table isn't the best.My solution is to pack along my Aeropress with a pouch of coffee grounds. The morning pleasure of a solid cuppa coffee outweighs any inconvenience of slight loss of luggage space equal to a pair of shoes.In my experience, the minor design flaw with the Aeropress is the dripping thru the paper filter as the press sits over my coffee cup. Even a subtle pull upward to create vacuum didn't fully cure the problem.So.... the well-known answer is to brew upside down on the table, insert the plunger at the last moment,invert over your cup and press out the magical elixir that gives you the will to face the day. The danger, of course, is having an open tube of hot, hot water waiting to get knocked over.This redesigned filter cap with its one-way valve (by the original creator - Aeropress) eliminates the worryof a spill accident making the Areopress truly the perfect hotel morning coffeemaker for travelers.I've had mine for over six months. As long as you don't forcefully press down - it should last forever.

I prefer the taste, control and convenience of this add on.

A Must Have! I cant imagine using my Aeropress without it. There are no drips or anything. I love it. :)

It fits, but it makes it extremely difficult to press coffee through and it doesn’t fit in the Aeropress Go package. Therefore, I just left it at home. I should have returned it as I doubt I will ever use it. And I have no issue with dripping on the GO as purchased. Similarly, the metal filter is difficult to clean , especially on trail. I’d just as soon use the paper filters.