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Brew up a quality cup of coffee or tea when you're in the backcountry with MSR's reusable Mugmate Coffee and Tea Filter.

Pack MSR's Mugmate Coffee and Tea Filter and satisfy your outdoor java cravings without having to pack out soggy paper filters. The Mugmate's low profile stores in just about any mug or cup for easy packing, and remains reusable for all your camping adventures.

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5 5

greg

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Yet another piece that has found its way from my gear bag into the kitchen at home. It keeps the fine sediment from loose tea from getting into the final product.

4 5

Scott Nielsen

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Let's be honest. If its been 5 years since you last went a day w/o coffee, because 5 years ago while camping you were left stranded, helpless and had to sweat it out, then you probably have a method of brewing coffee for the backcountry or while tailgate camping. But for those of you who want the easiest, most reliable, fastest way to catch that sunrise, this filter is the way to go. The little lid that comes with this filter seems useless so I threw it out.

practical
4 5

BzBrian

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  • Gender: Male

This is the best way to make your coffee in the backcountry. It's simple, clean, and just easy. I don't feel like it's worth the price but my sluggish, uncaffinated mornings are too much to bear--for my friends. Apparently, I'm a diva when I don't get coffee...?

I recommend this product despite the price.

4 5

Jason

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I have used the Snow Peak Drip for years at home and on the trail, but thought I would give the MSR product a shot. The filter worked ok, but it quickly became packed with the inevitable fine grinds. It didn't impact the coffee too much, but it was a little harder to clean on the trail than expected. The fact that it is super lightweight is nice, but overall I prefer the Snow Peak Drip.

What are the dimensions?

Kevin

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What are the dimensions?

Wally Phillips

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Hey Kevin,

Thanks for the question. The dimensions on the MSR Mugmate Coffee/Tea Reusable Filter are 2.75" by 3.3".

2 5

Nick721

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This is over priced, you can buy them for 7-9 dollars less. I work at a tea shop and I have been using the same exact product with the Finum brand instead of the MSR one for years now to make coffee and tea on the trail and off.

BACKCOUNTRY.COM, please carry the less expensive and just as well made Finum filter. They also offer different sizes!!!!

Scott Nielsen

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Responded on

gotta side w/ Nick721 on this...

So does this work on a Nalgene (my version...

Austin Shopbell

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So does this work on a Nalgene (my version of a backcountry mug)? And how does it work? You just put ground coffee into the filter, let it soak for a couple minutes in hot water and you have coffee? Thanks...sorry if I sound like an idiot.

Phil Maher

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For making coffee in your wide-mouth Nalgene bottle, try this instead. Screws right on, then the Nalgene cap screws onto that.

http://www.gsioutdoors.com/products/pdp/h2jo/

For making coffee in your wide-mouth Nalgene bottle, try this instead. Screws right on, then the Nalgene cap screws onto that. <br/>  <br/> http://www.gsioutdoors.com/products/pdp/h2jo/
5 5

Jay Creech

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This is a great accessory to have. It's perfect for tea or coffee, and I like more than drip filters because I don't have to continually add water, I can just cover it and let it seep for a few minutes. It makes a strong brew and the filter itself is lightweight and packable. Highly recommended!

5 5

man4103279

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I have tested it in last few weekends. It makes good coffee and Chinese tea. It is very light. I wish it has a cover that protects the net area when I pack it in my backpack or cookware.

Scott Nielsen

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I pack mine right in my trail cup; would probably fit in your water pot as well

4 5

Flash Holland

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This is very light and effective for making coffee on the trail. I ended up with less grounds in my cup and the taste was as good as my press. Takes up less space in my pack by fitting into my titanium kettle.

4 5

har3175148

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This little guy is a little on the spendy side, but if you enjoy coffee as much as I do out on the trail, this is a must have. I sometimes even use it at home. Makes a great cup of coffee.

5 5

Scott Smith

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This allows you to have the best possible coffee on the trail. I fill mine about 1/3 to half full with coarse grounds (or even right from the grocery store) of my favorite coffee...I drop it in my Snow Peak 450 mug and slowly pour in the hot water over the grounds. I let it sit a minute and badabing I got coffee as good as I can buy anywhere. A quick light rinse after emptying the grounds and it's clean. Personally, with the advent of starbucks via packets, I was afraid I might have wasted my money on this...but soon realized it just flat makes better "real" coffee- hands down. It will ALWAYS go in my pack. Oh yeah, and you can totally use this even off trail when in a hurry- microwave some water drop it in and you're off to the races. It has never fallen into my SP450...fyi. Fits perfect.

Scott Nielsen

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I also use it w the Snow Peak 450. Probably the lightest coffee set up you could possibly have on the trail.

5 5

sou3457128

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This is great dual-use item. I can make fresh coffee at work (With my own special coffee) and on backpacking trips! Its well made and the basket is perfect size for my dbl wall SS mug, reinforced in the right places for years of service. Downside, the price...

1 5

bwpearre409879

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Fantastic product, actually. But it is a re-branded Finum Teeli with a 143% MSR-tax. You can probably pick one up for $6.95 the next time you buy tea.

Hey Backcountry.com: can you carry the Finum?

BW

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dude, you are soooo right! 6 bucks on amazon.com for EXACT same product minus MSR logo. I swear by MSR products, but this is a joke.

5 5

Adam C

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Works great! The cover does not attach to the filter which is a bummer but that doesn't affect the coffee.

Scott Nielsen

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I threw the cover in the trash. Works just fine w/o it.

5 5

mkg3263244

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Almost the best part of every morning, your favorite coffee fresh as can be.

5 5

PearlJamPSU

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Adequate coffee filter that works well and is durable. It makes coffee and that's all you need it for. The wings fit my camping mug perfectly but if you have a favorite mug that you cannot separate from, you might want to make sure it'll fit (wings are 4" wide).

5 5

Sara Gress

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This filter is super simple to use, just put coffee grounds in it, stick it in your mug, and pour boiling water in. Let it sit about 10-15 minutes, depending on how strong you like your coffee, and ta-da! Low-effort backcountry coffee. When you get to the bottom there's some coffee ground sludge, but that's to be expected. Tastes a bit different than when it's made at home with a percolator, but that's also to be expected. With how easy it was, I was totally satisfied.

how would this fit on a double wall snow...

Tyler

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how would this fit on a double wall snow peak 450 titanium cup?

Snowbird108

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Tyler, see the review, "Great backcountry coffee", from August 11, 2008 below. It perfectly answers your question.

Snowbird108

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Tyler, see the review, Great backcountry coffee, from August 11, 2008 below. It perfectly answers your question.

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