Will make two cups of coffee- not more. Has one more filter than the bodum models, like a prefilter, which does a great job of keeping grounds out of your cup and also renders the rest of the filter elements more easy to clean. To pour cleanly:
1) Rotate the lid so that the small heat vent is on the handle side of the press.
2) Use the thumb of the hand holding the press to pull back gently on the rim of the lid, causing it to lift slightly. If you've let the coffee brew for 4 minutes (as recommended), then you won't get burned.

It's very easy to do and remember (it's a natural-feeling motion) and it will pour as cleanly as any other press.

I climbed through a few miles of sallal (not sure if that's the right spelling) bushes with this on. Not a single tear. Even sharp branches just slide off. Feels like it will last a long time. All of the pockets are also vents. Keeps the rain out, and the whole thing folds nicely into the hood.

Not for people with small heads. Luckily, I have a big head and they fit me perfectly. I'm not read to buy "sport," sunglasses, but I've done 40 mile bike rides with these and had no problems. The lenses are huge, which is great because after a few minutes you forget that you're wearing sunglasses. Also: no color distortion.

Works like an overhead light in a house. You probably won't use it for anything but lighting your tent. Bright enough to read by, especially if the inside of your tent is brightly colored.

Not a lot to say. Works extremely well. Read the manual though- I almost didn't and spent the first three nights thinking there were only two functions.

Easy to set up. Zippers never get caught, and don't make any noise. Vestibule rolls up nicely and looks like a high-tech curtain. We were camping on the Olympic coast and used one vestibule for almost all of our stuff (the rest fit comfortably inside) and we left the other vestibule rolled up the entire time. Even when it rained we didn't get wet because there is enough coverage (from normal rain) even with the vestibule rolled up. We only had two in this tent, but three would fit easily if you used both vestibules at night. On their site they "suggest" that four might be possible. Maybe if they were midgets, but plenty of room for three. Comes with an uncut guyline and plenty of stakes as well as an aluminum slide-over for a broken pole, and swatches of replacement fabric. You will probably need to get a compression sack though, because the one they send you is too big.

When I bought this filter a few weeks ago, I tried it out at a stream near my house and it was amazing. However, it became less amazing about six hours into an eight day camping trip. At first it was just difficult and slow, but later the flow reduced to a trickle. I was backflushing every 6-8 liters (which is really easy and not much hassle at all once you've done it a few times - just make sure you have a nalgene or platypus. Klean Kanteen also makes an attachement which should work.) Anyways, we ended up boiling water for the last four days. When I got back, I called MSR about it. They asked for my name, address, and the serial number, and then sent one out right away. The call took about two minutes. Now my hyperflow is working perfectly. If you want to be on the safe side, you might consider buying this from a smaller camping store, because they would have the most current ones (having to restock more often). If you decide to buy it on backcountry, just make sure to call MSR and check that serial number. It really is a great little filter; It comes in a double sided carrying pouch with simple instructions. I have done dayhikes with just this - no water bottle - but that was mostly for the fun of it. Like having a water fountain in your pocket.

Does exactly what it's supposed to do. The maxbright is extremely bright and lights up the whole trail. I like that you can switch light modes without turning it off- wish my headlamp had that function. Also nice that it comes with a lanyard AND a clip for your belt. Feels very solid but very light.

I've been using these for long bike trips and they are fantastic- no distortion at all, and no weird color changes. The coverage is so wide that it looks more like you are looking out of a picture window than wearing a pear of sunglasses.

These are also nice to have if you don't want to buy one pair of sunglasses for riding and another for everything else. I wouldn't be caught dead wearing those ultra-sporty sunglasses out to the beach, but these work fine for both.

Also: I have a fairly large head and they are snug but fit comfortably.

Works well- I don't mind the foreshortened sleeves, especially when I'm wearing gloves, but the high color with the swobo logo dead center does make me look like a junior superhero in training. You could get something better, but not at this price.

Does exactly what it's supposed to, but I wouldn't recommend using the push-button pour spout because it's a bit messy and hard to clean out. Luckily, it's a cinch to just unscrew the insulation and pour into the cap. Keeps your coffee hot and all you need to do to clean it is pour a little hot water and dump.