Frieling Double-Wall French Press

“I have had mine for 14 years. I have only had to get a small replacement part once. It is expensive, but it feels heavy and solid as a rock.”

“I gave away my Frieling french press. Not because it wasn't well made—it absolutely was—but I just couldn't get a good cup of coffee from the thing.”

“I bought a gorgeous [polished stainless Frieling french press,](http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00009ADDS) but I still use my bodums, because it's just too classy for everyday use.”

“I picked up a [Frieling](https://direct.frieling.com/frieling_french_press_polished_p/fpm.htm) 23 oz, but it's going back as the press jams into the grounds when pushed down all the way. Being stainless, it's a little tough to judge when to stop pressing. It does do a very good job, though, of diminishing sediment.”

“The Frieling has 100% metal parts. I've had mine for probably 12 years, and it's as good as the day I bought it.”

“Frieling double insulated French press. Locally dark roasted beans. One large mug each morning. Black. I can't imagine my life without.”

“I love the Frieling stainless steel press, and prefer it over a glass vacuum container just because of it's robustness (it doesn't hold heat as well though).”

“A Frieling french press that makes great coffee and keeps it warm long enough to finish it.”

“I've actually found it to be much easier to clean, as they put some thought into being able to disassemble the plunger with ease. You can also buy replacement parts if you feel that you need to, but the double mesh filters have been a breeze to wash. They've done well in keeping a great deal of silt out, too, but its unavoidable with french presses. I can't”

“Frieling Double-Walled Stainless-Steel French Press. Indestructible. Beautiful. Heavy enough to keep it hot. On Amazon. Not cheap but you won’t buy it again.”

“They feature all stainless steel construction and heavy double walled construction which results in a very even extraction temperature.”

“Frieling French press. It’s simple, beautiful, makes great coffee, and will last forever.”

“Frieling French press. Never again will you shatter yet another Bodum.”

“I had several glass presses that eventually broke before i spent the money on a nice stainless steel Frieling Press. Totally reusable, no waste, and you can make 1-3 cups or so.”

“We bought a frieling French press from Amazon. We did lots of research first. You can get replacement parts as well if needed. Only bought it in August so I can't say that it's for sure bifl.. it's holding up well so far!”

“I quite like my Frieling french press. I heard that the Bodum glass ones would sometimes shatter, so I decided a stainless steel press would be worth it. Plus, it looks cool.”

“I've only used the Frieling but it is of much higher quality than the glass Bodum I used to own, cannot be broken, and makes better coffee due to the prolonged higher brewing temperature.”

“I use the thermal insulated Frieling French press which I think is awesome. Indestructible and it keeps the coffee hot so I can enjoy my two mugs. Cleaning the screen is a breeze. The only downside is that it's expensive.”

“My Frieling French Press was like $110, but it has saved me so much money over the last ten years.”

“I love my Frieling French press so much. I might go make a cup right now.”

“2x daily use, 10 years and counting.”

“I thoroughly enjoy my Frieling French press. I wanted all stainless steel to avoid any plastic parts coming in contact with the coffee. I highly recommend going the all stainless route. Also, mine was about $60-70, but it was a price I was willing to pay for such a beautiful, and sturdy device. And I just throw it in the dishwasher whenever I need to.”

“I have been really happy with my Frieling double walled French press. It’s full steel so depends if that’s you’re thing. I’ve put it through the ringer for 8+ years, still performs great.”

“Just this instant I poured a cup out of my 17oz Frieling french press, I love that thing and only wish it was bigger. Had it 12 years on my sailboat/home and it's the only coffee maker I use anymore.”