"Portable coffee gear is usually a compromise. Compact brewers come with plungers, filters, cups, and lids that rattle around in a bag, and making a decent cup on the go often means unpacking a small chemistry set. After brewing, you clean it all in a cramped sink or a trailside stream. MokaMax is a response to that friction, aiming to keep the ritual but lose the clutter by collapsing everything into a single cylinder."
"The brewing sequence is straightforward. Drop in a filter pod, add ground coffee, pour hot water, stir, close the top, rotate to filter using the pressure mechanism, then separate the top and drink. The pressure chamber and top cap fasten together and can be stowed upside down as one piece, so you are not chasing loose parts around a campsite or office kitchen when you just want a second cup."
MokaMax collapses a full pressure-brewing system into a single rugged stainless-steel cylinder that functions as both brewer and travel mug. The ridged body offers secure finger placement and blends with outdoor gear, with ridge profiles refined for grip and comfort. A flexible rope loop lets users clip MokaMax to a bag or hang it from a hook for mobile use. The device divides into a pressure chamber, coffee mug, and top assembly with plunger and filter pod; each section is easy to clean. Decomposable filter pods reduce rinsing and the top cap fastens for compact stowage.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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