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Trans Canada Trail celebrates 30 years of connecting Canadians
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Coffee press and storage perfect for on-trail and at-home brewing
An easy-to-clean French press great for commutes, road trips or brewing in the kitchen
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Aran O’Carroll, The Royal Canadian Geographical Society’s national director, climate change and environment found the OVRLNDR Press “ingenious” for his at-home brews.
The product:
OVRLNDR Press and Airscape coffee storage container from Planetary Design.
What did you do with the product?
Storing coffee beans in a near vacuum, air-tight environment, plus making lovely French-press coffee at home and on-the-trail.
Initial thoughts:
The insulated and well-sealed carafe kept coffee warm and prevented spills. The ingenious removable bottom of the OVRLNDR made it a snap to clean. They were both robust and very well thought out products!
Would you buy this on your own?
I was so impressed with the products that I rushed out to buy more!
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