When I go camping, I take a saucepan and the biggest pack of coffee grounds I can stuff into my (or preferably sneak into someone else’s) pack. As long as it’s strong and plentiful, it doesn’t need to be pretty, and running a spoon around the edge of the pan drops the grounds to the bottom (it’s a great trick. Try it out).

For the soft-handed dilettante, though, something altogether fancier is in order. Enter Brunton’s new Flip-n-Drip. The three-part maker takes care of everything. Boil water in the base and then attach the “brew-chamber”, a section which holds the grounds. Flip and wait as the water percolates through, picking up aromatic, life giving flavors and oils as it goes.

The coffee ends up in an integrated cup, ready to drink. The whole thing is made from aluminum for lightness and comes with a carrying bag. I’ll stick with my ghetto method: uni-taskers are even worse in the field than they are in the kitchen. For you wusses who think otherwise, the Flip-n-Drip should be live on the site soon for $45.

Product page [Brunton via Oh Gizmo]

Press release [Doc Stoc]