GSI Outdoors Percolator Coffee Pot I Glacier Stainless Steel Ultra-Rugged for Brewing Coffee Over Stove and Fire | Ideal for Group Camping, 14 Cup

Delivery was on time. It took 3 attempts to get coffee the way I like it. YMMV. Have now used it on the gas hob and over an open fire hung on a tripod. Very satisfied.

I've experienced two other percolating coffee pots which always used to boil over into the flame no matter what. This however is simply brilliant. No overflow, no aluminum and no fuss. I highly recommend.

Love this when away camping....it works better on a campfire than it does on my hob at home but I only really need it when away for the morning coffee fix.

Nice large coffee pot, that works well on a gas stove in the caravan. Provides 4 good mugs of coffee.

Material und Funktion sind so, wie ich sie erhofft hatte. Edelstahl, stabil, gut ablesbare Füllmengenanzeige, leicht zu reinigen, kurzum: wertig, besser als der Durchschnitt. Schnelle, pünktliche Lieferung

This stainless steel coffee pot is perfect for my camping and home needs. It is well made of heavy weight stainless. The glass dome is thick glass and removable for cleaning. The basket is solid stainless as well. It is hard to find a pot that comes with that. The pot is small enough to keep in my camp supply box. Just made my 1st pot of coffee in it. Tasted great and was hot! The brew strength depends on how long you perk it. I purchased the 8 cup size. I balked at the price to begin with. Looked at these years ago. There were so many complaints about the quality of the lid and construction that I decided to wait. Perfect for a campfire, propane or gas stove. When used on a wood fire just coat the outside with liquid dish soap and the black will wash right off. It arrived real quick after my order was placed and was well packed. This little pot will remain in my house when I’m not out camping for daily use. Keep your Kurege! This is coffee done right.

Happy with order and fast shipping

Purchased the largest sized pot (36 cup) as I wanted one to brew coffee for a group of campers in a single batch. So far testing this, all my expectations and needs have been met. I wanted to do a review to share firsthand what I found on the quality of the unit and also its capacity, as I know the product information provided isn’t entirely clear on exactly what they define as a “cup”. The pot is well constructed, very sturdy but pleasantly a lighter weight than I expected it to be. The handle feels a little uncomfortable, especially when it has a good amount of water in it, and it’s not insulated so a glove or potholder will still be necessary. This is a rather minor nitpick and not much of a bother. Also, the bail wire on it isn’t just a nice feature, it is a necessity—with water in it, it is difficult to move or pour with just one hand, but that is expected given the volume it can hold. One really great surprise was the percolator basket. Unlike ones from other camp coffee pots, this one feels more solid and not likely to bend unless you really worked hard at doing so. Also, unlike others, where the basket is loose and wobbles around or you have to reach inside to pull it out, the basket here fits flush and secure on the top lip of the pot. Now, onto the capacity. Recommendations on the packaging are to keep the water below the percolator basket. I filled it with 24 X 8oz cups (196oz), or 1.5 gallons of water. This reached to about ½ inch below the bottom of the basket. I then ran it with just water to test and was able to get it to percolate and it did not come out the spout, although I didn’t test the “oops, I had it way too high and on too long and forgot to keep an eye on it” scenario. I brewed 1 gallon of coffee in it and it did that comfortably and I think at that level there would be no chances of spillage by over boiling. One final note on the capacity, I did attempt brew a smaller batch in this (4 X 8oz and then 8 X 8oz) and it would not percolate enough with so little water in it. So, if you might need to brew smaller batches sometimes, better have a smaller pot handy.

Makes great coffee :)