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The Hydro Flask 32 oz Insulated Stainless Steel French Press in Shale Gray brews about four 8-oz cups that stay hot for hours, and it's on sale now for $34.98 — half off the $69.95 price.
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SKU : QUE-COF-080
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Hydro Flask 32 oz Insulated Stainless Steel French Press – Shale Gray. The campsite-to-countertop coffee maker for slow-morning brewers and outdoor adventurers. Order online today for $34.98, a 50% discount off the $69.95 compare-at price.
How many cups does the Hydro Flask French Press make? The 32 oz carafe holds about four 8-oz cups of coffee — enough for two large mugs or a small group around the campfire. For brew strength, use roughly 8–10 tablespoons of coarse-ground coffee and add hot water to the fill line.
Can you make cold brew in a Hydro Flask French Press? Yes — add coarse grounds and cold water, steep 12–16 hours in the fridge, then press slowly. The double-wall insulation and stainless build make it a natural cold brew vessel.
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Glass French presses break and lose heat fast; this stainless press insulates for hours and survives the trail. It replaces both a glass press and a separate thermal carafe.
32 oz capacity brews about four 8-oz cups — group coffee for $34.98, half the $69.95 price
TempShield double-wall insulation keeps your brew at temperature for hours, hot or cold brew
18/8 stainless with fine mesh filter and non-directional pour lid — unbreakable upgrade over glass presses
Lid: Non-directional Press-In Lid
Color: Shale Gray
Filter: Fine stainless steel mesh
Handle: Soft-touch ergonomic
Capacity: 32 oz (approx. four 8-oz servings)
Material: 18/8 pro-grade stainless steel
Insulation: TempShield double-wall vacuum
Product Type: Insulated French press coffee maker
Compatibility: Coarse-ground coffee; hot brew and cold brew
Seller: Quench Haus
This insulated stainless press makes ~4 cups (32 oz), keeps them hot for hours, and doubles as a cold brew maker. At $34.98 it costs half of the $69.95 list price.
$34.98 sale price + SAVE15 coupon + free shipping over $45.
About four 8-oz cups, or two large 16-oz mugs per brew.
It holds 32 oz of finished coffee; use roughly 8–10 tablespoons of coarse grounds for a full press.
Yes — steep coarse grounds in cold water 12–16 hours, then press slowly for smooth cold brew.
$34.98, 50% off the $69.95 compare-at price. Stack the SAVE15 coupon for 15% more off.
Exclusively here at Quench Haus in USD, with free shipping on orders over $45.
Brewed a press at 7am, poured the last cup around 10:30 and it was still properly hot. Four cups is exactly right for two people. The press screen filters cleanly with minimal sediment.
I've gone through three glass presses in as many years and broke every one. This thing is indestructible, keeps the brew hot far longer, and the Shale Gray looks sharp on the counter. Cleanup is easy — I just rinse the plunger and give it a quick wash.
Takes a couple tries to nail the plunge speed so grounds don't sneak past, but once I figured it out the coffee has been smooth and hot. Wish the capacity was true to the brim — it's four 8-oz cups with a little room to spare.
No insulation complaints — it genuinely holds heat for hours. At 32 oz full it's just a bit heavy for my wrists, so I decant into a carafe right away. Fine product, just know it's substantial.
Took this camping and it was the star of the trip. Durable, no glass to shatter, and the second cup was as hot as the first.
Retired my glass Bodum. This keeps coffee hot roughly three hours, the plunger action is smooth, and cleanup takes under a minute. My only real note is that coarse grinding matters — fine grounds will clog the screen.
Brews beautifully and stays hot. The lid sometimes needs a wiggle to seat before plunging, but the coffee quality makes up for it.
I wanted to love this but I get grounds in the bottom of nearly every cup no matter how coarsely I grind. Insulation is great, the filtering just doesn't work for me.
I make a full press at breakfast and sip through the morning. Still warm at lunch. Sturdy, attractive, no plastic taste.
