YETI Rambler® Stainless Steel Pour Over Coffee Maker

Sturdy, and durable. However, I would not recommend this product. Without fail, on all of the yeti compatible products, I use as instructed, it leaks from the side from the very beginning making a big mess on the kitchen countertop.

I also vote for making a larger version that fits size 4 filters! I bought the Yeti Rambler 34 oz pitcher which keeps a large amount of coffee hot, but I still have to use my Chemex to brew it. Would be fantastic to have a large size and not have to use two separate pots for brewing and storage. The current small size is great for a one cup situation.

what a sturdy little gadget. We were looking for a healthier alternative to our Keurig and bought the Yeti French Press - which we love. But we wanted something less messy for the boat. This has been perfect for it. Paired with unbleached filters, wish I bought this years ago!

Really wanted to like this but totally disappointed. At least half the time when I use it, it lets coffee dribble down the outside of my mug. Doesn't matter which Yeti drink ware I'm using, or if I'm using a regular ceramic mug, or trying to make coffee in my Yet carafe. Coffee dribbles down the side and puddles underneath the mug or carafe. I thought maybe it was user error, but then I thought: should it be that hard to use a pour-over filter "correctly"?? The answer is: No, absolutely not. This isn't a user fail, it's a design fail. Also it doesn't fit standard #2 filters very well, and it's a pain (and expensive) to have to order the recommended ones.

I received this as a gift from my wife (great call, honestly), knowing I’m really into pour overs—especially the classic Hario V60. I’ve always liked YETI products, so I expected it to be solid… and it didn’t disappoint. I actually brought it with me on a business trip to test it in real-world conditions (hotel setup, limited gear), and after several days of use, I can confidently say it’s a very good product. What I like: Build quality: This thing is built like a tank. Stainless steel, super durable—feels like it’ll outlast any plastic or glass dripper I own. Heat retention: This is where it really shines. The double-wall insulation keeps the temperature very stable during the entire brew, which definitely helps with consistency in the cup. Cup quality: No complaints here. I brew with freshly ground coffee at around 92°C, and I consistently get clean, balanced results. Travel-friendly: Perfect for business trips or rough use. No need to baby it. Easy to clean: Rinse it or throw it in the dishwasher—done. Handling: Even with great heat retention, you don’t burn your hands when you’re done brewing, which is a nice touch. Things to consider (being honest): It’s a one-piece design, which is convenient but limits flexibility. Not designed to integrate with systems like the Hario Switch—a more modular or hybrid version would be amazing. It’s not the most “technical” pour over out there; it leans more toward durability and consistency than fine-tuning every variable. Bottom line: If you’re brewing at home with fragile glass gear, you probably already have more “precision-focused” options. But if you want a pour over that can handle travel, rough use, excellent heat retention, and still deliver a great cup—this is a fantastic choice. Honestly, I feel like this will last me way longer than any dripper I currently own. 👉 Would I buy it again? Yes. 👉 Is it the best pour over ever? Maybe not. 👉 Is it one of the most practical and durable options for a coffee enthusiast who travels? Absolutely.

Very poor design- I was very excited to receive this as a gift and to my dismay it failed miserably with its design. The paper cones fit rather poorly and then as water is poured through, the hole is too large and the paper cone breaks leaving you with a cup full of grounds. My suggestion to Yeti -put 3-4 small holes across the bottom or put a small mesh filter over this large hole to prevent the coffee grounds from going into the cup.