I don't usually check crowdfunding that often, but I was casually browsing the site and came across some interesting items.
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Great for camping and casual outdoor activities! Professional, authentic coffee share set
How about the nCamp authentic coffee sharing set, which will turn your place into a cafe no matter where you are, with the concept of "carrying a authentic cafe with a backpack."
When you start camping, you probably want to make coffee deliciously brewed and drink it, using the tools and methods that are unique to the outdoors. I think so now that I'm starting to get into camping after I've started a family.
I believe that people are creatures who don't really understand the taste, but with their special tools, they make you want to enjoy the once-in-a-lifetime encounters of coffee. A one-in-one direct-fire espresso coffee maker made by nCamp , a small Canadian outdoor maker, is likely to fulfill that insatiable desire
nCamp I first met the "All-in-One Solo Bonfire Stand" two years ago at the Colorado outdoor exhibition "Outdoor Retailer . It was a different item at the time, but with my own eyes I could see how good the quality was. Personally, I thought I would be looking forward to coming to Japan, so when I learn about the arrival of a new product like this, I'm happy to see an old friend (I found out later that it seems that this item itself was released since last year).
I immediately tried this project by matelia Co., Ltd., which is taking on the challenge, and I was forced to use it.
nCamp Coffee Share Set Favorite Points
- A compact, direct-fire espresso coffee maker optimized for backpackers and campers
- In addition to the coffee maker, it comes with an insulated bottle and 4 insulated cups, so you can enjoy it with families and groups as it is.
- Lightweight and compact yet robust (height 24cm / diameter 8.6cm / weight 590g)
- A large enough size to make espresso (or 1 mug) for 3-4 people at once
- Made of durable, safe, scratch-resistant stainless steel, and is carefully made, making it easy to take outdoors
- The convenience is simply to set the coffee beans and water and put it on the heat.
- It is highly versatile enough to heat it on a regular outdoor stove (it's even more stable when used with the company's "nCamp stove").
- Easy to clean by disassembling all parts and washing them neatly (simple structure makes it less likely to break down)
I tried making it at camp right away
The products sold in this Makuake project are the set of the coffee maker (center of the photo below: integrated with the mug), a 710ml insulation bottle (left of the photo below), and an insulated cup with a storage case (right of the photo below). All you need to drink coffee is water, ground beans, and a stove.
The coffee maker has been disassembled. By the way, if you're just making coffee, you just need to have this coffee maker, so if you want to carry around with your solo hike or solo camping, you can just carry it with you. You don't need a mug.
However, this mug is insulated and has insulation rubber wrapped around it, making it large and very easy to use, so it can be used as a cooker as it is.
The photo below shows how an espresso coffee maker with an open flame makes coffee. That said, the mechanism itself is the same as a typical direct flame espresso maker (Makinetta).
First, by setting the "Lower Chamber" filled with water on the fire, the warmed water passes through the "Funnel" as steam, and by pressure it passes through the coffee beans set on the "Funnel" and accumulates in the "Upper Chamber" above. Once all the water below accumulates in the Upper Chamber, it's finished.
The nCamp is the same mechanism as the Makinetta, but is lightweight and compact enough to carry around, and is also said to be an outdoor gear that emphasizes balance, making it too light with titanium or other materials to sacrifice taste or convenience.
First, pour water into the "Lower Chamber." The day before, I tried using this insulated bottle in the heat of nearly 30°C on a day hike and brought some water full of ice, and it kept it cool until the afternoon so that the ice wouldn't melt. Of course, it can also be kept warm, so if you add the finished coffee, you can always drink warm coffee in winter.
The height to fill the water is just below the safety valve to adjust the pressure.
After pouring the amount of water you like, set the "Funnel" and set the coffee beans on top.
You may prefer to add the amount of beans, but even if it's large, it's best to not add up to a full bowl of beans, and give them some extra space.
Once you add the beans, cover them.
Once the lid is attached, turn the "Upper Chamber" from the top to set it. The rubber gasket built into the Upper Chamber makes the top and bottom cups firmly sealed, allowing pressure to be transmitted.
All that's left is to heat normally. Depending on the size of the stove, it could be unstable. Because they are tall, you need to be careful when they are on fire.
By the way, the size of the company's nCamp stove is perfect (photo below: currently difficult to find in Japan...).
After a while, the water will boil and steam will start to come out. Then, with a nice sound, the coffee, which was pushed out by the pressure, began to blew out into the "Upper Chamber" section! Below is a brief summary of the situation.
The pleasant sound of steam echoes under the majestic scenery.
Direct-fire espresso outdoors is a coffee that you can enjoy with your five senses, not only with its aroma and taste, but also with its sound and visuals. I'm likely to get addicted to it.
It seems to be a common specification for direct flame espresso makers, but basically you can't see inside. In this nCamp, you can open the lid by trying a little, but since it's not clear whether the hot water below has run out, you can only rely on the general guidelines and sounds. When I opened the lid as shown in the photo below, I found that the coffee was extracted safely! The aroma of coffee suddenly spreads out the moment it opens. This is espresso.
Of course, you can put coffee in the included mug and drink it, but this project features four espresso-sized insulated cups for easy sharing of espresso outdoors. The handle does not get hot even when heated, so immediately divide the extracted coffee into cups. . . I'll enjoy having this!
The taste is definitely strong and punchy, as it's espresso! However, the taste can only be made with this coffee maker, and coffee made outdoors is delicious!
The great thing about this coffee maker set is that all the parts can be disassembled and washed neatly.
A quick wipe is enough on site. You can always wash it in the sink after taking it home and it will stay clean. The simple structure makes it difficult for the product to break down, and even if you do so, you can somehow adjust it yourself, which is an essential feature for good outdoor gear.
Summary: With one machine you're sure to have a coffee experience you'll enjoy with your five senses, unprecedented
With the nCamp Coffee Maker, you can enjoy espresso coffee with all five senses, including taste, aroma, sound, and landscape, making it a special outdoor moment. This item was packed with the essence of commitment and importance as a developer user who is actually an outdoor enthusiast. What's great about this is that it's not just that it's convenient because it's a limited environment called the outdoors, but it has a quality that can be used at home. Due to its convenience and good construction, the nCamp Coffee Share Set was a great tool for our homes, not only in our daily lives, but also in home camps during the stay-at-home camps.
What should I do if I'm interested in this product?
Those interested can pre-order the site from the currently running crowdfunding site "Makuake." Follow the link below or try searching for "ncamp" on Makuake. The period is until June 29th, so hurry up.
Crowdfunding site "Makuake" project page
