Thanks Mark for the review of this product. My old aeropress is starting to show its age and may need replacement. I am contemplating another aeropress or this wacaco pipamoka. After seeing your video, I think I might give it a try.
Nice review, I bought this on the back of your vid, though I always seem to have an inch or so water in the funnel which I can never filter no matter how slow or fast I twist?
Hi Mark! Congrats on new coffee stuff ) I have nanopresso and pipamoka and consider to buy new Cuppamoka from Wacaco. I found that you at the start of video just closed lid of pipamoka without twisting , but there is some threads on cap and mug . On my pipamoka I cannot just pop cap on and off easily as you. One problem of pipamoka I dont like is very tight cap, but anything aside it is a great product nonetheless .
Yeah, I can go tighter when I twist it on for sure. I am getting the Cuppamoka as well and will be doing a video on that. I have really been enjoying the Pipamoka, pretty much every day!
Can you add coffee, hot water, and cream then grind it all, 3hrs later you drink it? [What's the point in making it right away? I may as well use an electric percolator then.]
Been wondering how the new Wacaco performed, totally would bring that as a "luxury item" for a trip. Loved the Tahoe Rim Trail series, even though it didn't end like you expected. Hang in there, here's to 2021 for better hiking/backpacking. Cheers!
What’s the weight on that? Looks like great coffee and very convenient, but looks heavy for backpacking! I can’t stand instant coffee, so I had given up on trail coffee and switched to tea for backpacking. Then I found Kuju! Their mini pour-over is easy to use, and it’s actually good coffee! It’s just a little expensive. Now I’m looking into the ultra-light pour-over options. And I have a few more Kuju packets to use on my next trip.
@@SpiguyverBackpacking1 I think wacaco should underline that in the instructions BOLD. Many people think they are not aware of what a quarter turn per second means. But I only became aware of it when half the water tank was always full. Greets from Germany
I have not used this one on the trail yet. But it depends on where I am, high traffic areas I will normally pack it out. More remote areas I’ll normally spread or bury. It is actually a really good fertilizer.
@@SpiguyverBackpacking1, that is so true. I used to use the grounds in my garden. Vegetables love it. I was thinking of getting one for on the trail. Just don’t know if it’s worth carrying the extra 1+ lbs.
One thing I don’t like about an Aeropress is the lack of insulation. I camp with my son’s Scout troop year around and it’s hard to get a cup brewed with an Aeropress and it not be cold when you’re done brewing if it’s cold out. This looks like it would keep your coffee hot during the brewing process.
If I were more of a coffee drinker this is totes the type of kit that I would be investing in. Great review/intro. Hmmm…I wonder if that would be a good tool for brewing loose leaf tea. It seems to have the right proportions for the gong fu style I prefer.
Agree! The coffee produce is actually better than most commercial even instant coffees in the market. My Pipamoka is almost a year now and tell you what, it still durable and consistently delivers a very nice cup of joe according to my preference. You just need your preferred beans and you are good to go!
I like to make spiced coffee with Pipamoka. Just add some ginger and cinnamon powder and some sugar. The aroma of the coffee spices produced is extraordinary.
I hear ya. I don't really drink coffee but I like to have some in hand for people I meet camping. Some of them are almost year long campers so they don't have too many hot drink/food options. I get my regular guests at breakfast time so this seems like an easy and quick option. I watch a lot if your videos. Good content.
Thanks Mark for the review of this product. My old aeropress is starting to show its age and may need replacement. I am contemplating another aeropress or this wacaco pipamoka. After seeing your video, I think I might give it a try.
I would get a new Aeropress and the new Cuppamoka for sure! That way you have an immersion brewer and a pour over option!
Nice one Mark, I do love a great cup of coffee. I appreciate the detail of the setup. Thank You
Thanks Darren. This is a great setup, one I have been using a lot lately!
Thank you ! For showing me. It’s a little tight pulling the sleeve out from the cup . but other than that, I like the cup.
Glad you found it helpful!
Nice review, I bought this on the back of your vid, though I always seem to have an inch or so water in the funnel which I can never filter no matter how slow or fast I twist?
That's strange, mine is always good. I wonder if the grind size you're using is too fine.
Hi Mark! Congrats on new coffee stuff ) I have nanopresso and pipamoka and consider to buy new Cuppamoka from Wacaco. I found that you at the start of video just closed lid of pipamoka without twisting , but there is some threads on cap and mug . On my pipamoka I cannot just pop cap on and off easily as you. One problem of pipamoka I dont like is very tight cap, but anything aside it is a great product nonetheless .
Yeah, I can go tighter when I twist it on for sure. I am getting the Cuppamoka as well and will be doing a video on that. I have really been enjoying the Pipamoka, pretty much every day!
@@SpiguyverBackpacking1 Good thing about cuppamoka that lid from it perfectly fit pipamoka.I find that it is better suitable for drinking on a go.
What’s the name/brand of your grinder.
Can you add coffee, hot water, and cream then grind it all, 3hrs later you drink it?
[What's the point in making it right away? I may as well use an electric percolator then.]
Not sure, haven’t tried that.
Been wondering how the new Wacaco performed, totally would bring that as a "luxury item" for a trip. Loved the Tahoe Rim Trail series, even though it didn't end like you expected. Hang in there, here's to 2021 for better hiking/backpacking. Cheers!
Thanks Chris! This thing makes a good cup! I have been using it A LOT!
it would be nice to pour into a glass cup to see the consistency of the coffee
Okay, point taken! I will say this makes a great cup!
Hi great video, what is the brand and type of coffee grinder that you showed
It’s a 1Zpresso jX grinder.
what pre work out do you use? That mug is def a win.
I use Ghost Legend pre workout.
What’s the weight on that? Looks like great coffee and very convenient, but looks heavy for backpacking! I can’t stand instant coffee, so I had given up on trail coffee and switched to tea for backpacking. Then I found Kuju! Their mini pour-over is easy to use, and it’s actually good coffee! It’s just a little expensive. Now I’m looking into the ultra-light pour-over options. And I have a few more Kuju packets to use on my next trip.
Yeah, it's probably right around a pound. What you're looking for is the GSI pour over! I have some videos on that one too!
@@SpiguyverBackpacking1 I was looking at that after realizing that’s exactly what Kuju is! Lol. I’ll find your vid on it and take a look.
Does the mug feel hot on the outside surface too?
Not at all, stays cool since it's double walled with a vacuum in between the layers.
The most important thing is, really only a quarter turn per second. Very very important.
True, great tip!
@@SpiguyverBackpacking1 I think wacaco should underline that in the instructions BOLD. Many people think they are not aware of what a quarter turn per second means. But I only became aware of it when half the water tank was always full. Greets from Germany
I'm in Stuttgart right now!
@@SpiguyverBackpacking1 Private or professional? I wish you a pleasant stay. Hope the Pipamoka is with you.
@@SpiguyverBackpacking1 I'm looking forward to the Pico presso. Unfortunately not yet available in Germany
Do you use it on the trail? If so do you bury or carry it out?
I have not used this one on the trail yet. But it depends on where I am, high traffic areas I will normally pack it out. More remote areas I’ll normally spread or bury. It is actually a really good fertilizer.
@@SpiguyverBackpacking1, that is so true. I used to use the grounds in my garden. Vegetables love it. I was thinking of getting one for on the trail. Just don’t know if it’s worth carrying the extra 1+ lbs.
Why not prepare coffee normally .... 1 liter in the thermos and good?
Depends on how you like your coffee, and how much you're making I guess.
Do you still use this or have you found a better alternative?
I currently use the Cuppamoka daily!
One thing I don’t like about an Aeropress is the lack of insulation. I camp with my son’s Scout troop year around and it’s hard to get a cup brewed with an Aeropress and it not be cold when you’re done brewing if it’s cold out. This looks like it would keep your coffee hot during the brewing process.
It does for sure! I brewed a cup this morning before heading out with my son, 2 hours later it was still HOT!
日本ではあまりこの製品について紹介してる方がいなかったので紹介していただいて助かります☺️ありがとう！
No clue what this says, but thanks!
If I were more of a coffee drinker this is totes the type of kit that I would be investing in. Great review/intro. Hmmm…I wonder if that would be a good tool for brewing loose leaf tea. It seems to have the right proportions for the gong fu style I prefer.
Thanks my friend. As I'm not a tea drinker I don't know how this would work for the loose leaf brewing.
Agree! The coffee produce is actually better than most commercial even instant coffees in the market. My Pipamoka is almost a year now and tell you what, it still durable and consistently delivers a very nice cup of joe according to my preference. You just need your preferred beans and you are good to go!
I use my Cuppamoka a ton!
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Thanks!
I like to make spiced coffee with Pipamoka. Just add some ginger and cinnamon powder and some sugar. The aroma of the coffee spices produced is extraordinary.
Right on, I hadn't thought of that way of doing things! Sounds really nice!
Save the hassle, Black Rifle Coffee Company instant packs. Easy as it gets.
I've tried them and don't care for them at all. For a real coffee lover, instant just doesn't cut it the majority of the time.
I hear ya. I don't really drink coffee but I like to have some in hand for people I meet camping. Some of them are almost year long campers so they don't have too many hot drink/food options. I get my regular guests at breakfast time so this seems like an easy and quick option.
I watch a lot if your videos. Good content.
@@steves3760 Right on! That's a really awesome gesture while on the trail, you rock!
that is a cup for ONE coffee only? weak.
Too much work!
No way, good coffee is always worth the work! Thanks!