Pathfinder School Grayl GeoPress Nesting Cup

[@henrydaubresse9652]

The GeoPress also fits nicely into the $15 Stanley 2-cup cook pot. Plus, the Stanley will then fit into Walmart's $5 steel cup, and the Stanley lid fits that cup as well.

[@davesullivan8073]

I just have a hard time thinking I have to invest over $20 in that stuff. I appreciate the fact that everything nests into everything else. What’s the summer Thrifter and see all sorts of stuff at garage sales and thrift stores I just can’t pull the trigger for 20 bucks.😂😮

[@dougbotimer8005]

I already have the Grayl and Stanley two cup. Hadn’t thought of trying to nest them. Thanks for the info.

[@gud2go50]

Thank you for that information! I have the pathfinder cup and always thought it was to tall. Just so happens I have all the aforementioned items you stated and presto, life is better!😂

[@zachariahlee3393]

Get a Milbank pre-filter in order too filter out the particulars Pryor filtering your Geopress. EXTENDING the Life of your Geopress filter.

[@gregkirchner1108]

SRO had a sale on the Geopress, cup, lid and a milbank bag this past weekend. Sold out quickly.

[@AquaTech225]

Etsy has someone selling millbank bags for it that fit very nicely over the cup got mine there before SRO came about with there’s. Definitely happy with mine. They gave 3 sizes. One for the geopress one for the ultra press and one that fits over the SRO cup. $14.99

[@mitchlindeman7033]

yup- best way, if you have the time to pre-filter

[@KingTesticus]

Thank you. I have a "ton" of pathfinder gear in my various kits. Robust is a perfect descriptor.

[@Gadgeteer22]

Yes! I would love to see you review the Grayl UltraPress Titanium! I am also curious to see your stove set up for it as the cup is pretty narrow.

[@troyjenkins3886]

Pathfinder stuff is premium in my opinion.I have a few of their offerings for a few years and never let me down yet.

[@ostekuste3646]

I’ve had a Geopress for several years. I’ve always nested it inside my SRO small pot that comes with their water bottle kit. It also fits the Bescargot titanium French press pot, as well as many others. Versatility in any kit is key.

[@Addy-ft4ps]

Thank you, Ernie, for all the time and effort you put into these videos. They are enjoyable and informative.

[@MrAshhoe]

I guess I need a Grayl GeoPress now too. Thanks for making these videos, I've purchased a few items you've spotlighted and have been very happy with them. I started making alcohol stoves from Venom Energy bottles 20ish years ago and now I buy stoves made in Australia, crazy.

[@southpawscortz34]

Great informative video. You've turned me on the lots of cool products over the years. Made my camping experiences much more interesting. Thanks Ernie. Keep on cookin'

[@stevog44]

I have one of these cups and it’s great, very sturdy but also kinda heavy, I never used to worry about weight but now with some injuries I’m trying to cut that down as much as possible. If pathfinder would make one in titanium that would be fantastic. I don’t trust the titanium grayl because if you drop it and dent it I would have to think that it would not function as it’s supposed to.

[@wolfeadventures]

That sealing o-ring on the filter seems like a high wear and possible failure point.

[@gregorykinase9718]

was thinking the same thing. Also looks like the cup will easily fall off the heater rack. maybe a side folding rack to give the bottom more purchase rather than sitting on a few millimeters of surface area.

[@richardpancake1487]

I purchased the titanium ultrapress when it was released. I really like it but would have preferred a larger size like the geopress.

[@melchurch3019]

Your videos are always fun and informative. Helps me decide on what equipment is worth looking into. Thanks Ernie for the time and money you spend on these.

[@darthblade2016]

Just received this Grayl/Pathfinder cup today and can't wait to check it out! Thanks for all the videos u do, always super helpful. The Ti Ultrapress looks awesome and while it is out of my price range, I would still watch a video on it, lol.

[@robertosantinni9656]

Very interesting. I’ve used Pathfinder gear for years and never been let down.

[@vincentwesley6343]

I have that set and I love it, I also have the titanium ultra press, which is a much lighter and more compact piece of kit that essentially has the same capability, and I love it as well.... It's the one I keep in my get home bag and also take on ultralite day hikes .

[@gud2go50]

I can’t believe you covered up Dave’s logo with nasty black soot!😂😂😂 Great vid as usual! Thanks Doctor.😊

[@tennessee978]

Thanks much!! Patch is next!! Love your channel!

[@eddie-jameszahn]

That's why we sub, honest and informative

[@hike-bike-paddle-and-drone]

Great Vid Ernie! I LOVE the idea of a titanium version for the smaller UltraPress and that cup should fit the Titanium Ultrapress as well!! Im glad you pulled out the BushBuddy! I had already bought into the SoloSt#ve version before I knew about the controversy. Glad you give home Country businesses the screentime, kudos to you!! Jeff

[@Californiafell]

Earnie, great video as always.

[@brianmabin5947]

Hey Doc, I've had the Geo Ultra for 2 years, on account of your review. I saw this product released and thought it a great idea, however, I'm more intrigued by the idea of being able to have an all in one, as you eluded to, so, my vote is yes, get the Grayl version and let's see it in action! Please and thank you, great content as always. God Bless you!

[@stevenobryan1764]

Love your videos, your approach is spot on, Thanks.

[@RangerPhantomSAS]

I've been using mine for a while now, works great.

[@starlingblack814]

Grayl has the titanium version for around $200. I think it's really expensive but would get it before I got a heavy stainless steel version. Thanks Doc for the video.

[@JOSHFLYBOY007]

Always love your vids bud! Thanks so much for the awesome reviews!

[@angryshrub1]

Grayl makes a titanium version of the ultra press

[@paradyne1T101]

This is a more affordable alternative compared to the titanium version for $199.95

[@CreachterZ]

Far too expensive for what it is.

[@williameddy7217]

Great content!!! Yes that would be awesome if you did review on the titanium

[@HuntCreekBushcraft]

Second comment because I’m slow like that. 😆 Seriously…. I enjoyed this video. I value your time, effort and opinions. And I’m a sub. Best to you, Paleo Hiker MD! 👍

[@valstarkgraf]

One thing I would b hesitant about, from the perspective of someone who uses a Stanley Two-Cup almost exclusively, is that a tall narrow cup could be a hazard in certain situations depending on how stable your stove is. I would have zero qualms sticking this on a stable stove not prone to tipping (your debris stove seemed fine, next to a campfire would be fine. I would be wary of putting this on a canister stove). I don't think it's a bad product, would be happy to add this to my collection, but it might not be ideal in all conditions (e.g., wind) with all types of stoves.

[@randybedell4474]

Been thinking about getting the s.s. cup to complete my water kit.

[@bobinmontana777]

Big concern about the titanium Grayl. If dented on the trail the single walled vessel would compromise the tight tolerances of the filter.

[@Freedom4Life40]

Thanks for another great video

[@brandonwilliams2431]

Geopress is awesome. I use mine every single day. I drive a truck for a living, and water and coffee are all I drink, and buying water from truck stops is way too expensive. Plus tap water in most places is suspect at best. I do 24 hour intermittent fasting and it really really heightens your sense of taste to where you can taste chemicals in bottled water so I just take gallon jugs and refill them the water from the geopress is the best and most cost effective in the long term

[@paulellsworth7679]

At $50,000 to filter the same amount of water as a $30 sawyer squeeze, I couldn't disagree with more if I tried. How do you justify saying it is the most cost effective?

[@raytribble8075]

Great review and video sir..

[@buzz5969]

I can use a sock, skivvies or tshirt to filter crap outta the water but it still needs to be boiled to purify it. If the Grayl only purified.😊

[@michaelnasser8697]

While the Grayl is interesting and a cool idea, for the amount of hiking I do, the price just isn’t worth it when there are cheaper alternatives. However, excellent video as always.

[@CreachterZ]

I’ve not been watching your channel recently. What stove is that? Bonus points for using Community as you should. No better. ;)

[@anndebaldo7381]

Love your reviews! Thanks! ATB

[@marko7969]

Nice review

[@simonwinwood]

❤ great video Paliohiker. i would greatly like to see you "accidentally" step on the handles of the Pathfinder Grayl cup as it mo accurately simulates my Endomorph's Tea Party. 🦍

[@akbychoice]

How are the markings inside applied? I couldn’t imagine them being there long term.

[@BladePressure]

I love the Grayl products. But the ultrapress really does not hold both water.

[@onesureshot223]

Question about nesting... If you dip your Grayl into "dirty" water to fill it before filtering, doesn't the outside of the bottle remain contaminated? So wouldn't putting it inside your nesting cup technically / potentially transfer contaminates to the cup?

[@dontall71]

Thanks from Opelousas!

[@SnowyAspenHills]

A titanium version would be good.

[@CreachterZ]

That doesn’t cost $200.

[@SnowyAspenHills]

@@CreachterZ Indeed.

[@kennethwilson8633]

So since you found the grail have you preformed any miracles with it ??? Just kidding have fun stay safe.

[@Jennslife09]

Grayl just came out with the 24oz titanium GeoPress today.

[@zafergokselkaraaslan2055]

Did you open the lid all the way up or loosen it while pressing the filter part of the Grayl? You seemed to be battling down the inner portion. Pressing while the lid is sealed is a pain, some instruction videos I watched guides you to use the lid opened.

[@roypaulcarter4654]

Nice

[@josephdenis8511]

The Geopress system is not my first choice for lightweight backcountry travel due to its bulky and heavy design. The cartridge life is minimal, and refills are quite costly. Based on these con, I find this system provides a relatively low value for the price.

[@edtroup8606]

pathfinder has a good deal on the whole kit now

[@vancey6072]

Why are you filtering water you're just going to boil anyway?

[@slickydicky]

First comment because I'm cool like that😎

[@awatt]

Congratulations 🥇

[@gravedigga314]

I'm jelly 😂

[@slickydicky]

@@awatt thank you, thank you! You're too kind💩

[@paulellsworth7679]

I'm sure that the pathfinder cup is a quality product. And it's a great price point for stainless. But the Grayl water filter is stupid! I guess it's fine for people who want PRETEND to need water filtered. The cost is only reasonable for individuals what have no need for clean water and want to look pretentiously SPECIAL to everyone else. A 50 cents per gallon, as a practicing physician you don't make enough money to afford a Grayl for long term water filtration. For example... to filter the same amount of water as a $30 sawyer squeeze the grayl would cost more than $50,000 $50,000! Are you freaking kidding me! Yep $30 for a Sawyer squeeze.... $50,000 for a grayl... What if you needed a water filter to hike the Appalachian trail? Well that would cost you $30 with a sawyer squeeze. How much for a Grayl? At 5 times the weight a Grayl would only cost you 10 times as much!

[@johnwalls4579]

Anybody know why my comment disappeared?

[@tonylastname6468]

I'd subscribe twice if I could.

[@chado_outdoors]

Nope...I'll keep my Katadyn. Much better system

[@stevensmith1911]

Katadyn does not remove viruses.

[@KGeezy99]

You’re never out in the field. Smh

[@speedygonzales9993]

TALL & NARROW vessels (cups & pots) are TIPSY! They make NO SENSE to me.