Coletti
The Coletti Bozeman 9‑Cup Percolator is a heavy‑gauge stainless steel camping percolator with a glass dome and rosewood handle, designed for bold coffee on campfires, stovetops, and induction burners. While praised for durability and pure flavor, its advertised 9‑cup capacity is overstated, realistically serving 3‑6 cups.
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$36.49
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$37.49
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$35.95
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$41.59
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the Coletti Bozeman for its heavy‑duty stainless steel, toxin‑free build, and glass dome that together deliver bold, pure‑flavored coffee. They also highlight its excellent campfire stability thanks to a wide flat base and the convenient nesting design for packing. However, they note a significant shortcoming: the advertised 9‑cup capacity is misleading, with real‑world use limited to about 3‑6 cups, and they warn that high‑altitude brewing can speed up percolation, requiring careful monitoring.
What Users Say
Everyday users consistently praise the percolator’s ability to produce strong, rich coffee and its rugged, heat‑resistant construction that stands up to camping conditions. Common praise focuses on easy cleaning and compact nesting. Recurring complaints center on the overstated 9‑cup capacity, with many users experiencing overflow or grounds in the brew when attempting larger batches, and some note the need to watch percolation speed at higher elevations.
Common Complaints
Overstated 9‑cup capacity leading to overflow, percolation speed increasing at high altitude, and limited filter basket capacity restricting larger brews.
What People Are Saying
“not a true 9‑cup, overflows at 6+ cups with grinds.”
“Strong, rich coffee rivaling grandparents' style.”
How It Compares
vs. GSI Outdoors Glacier (8‑Cup)
Advantages
Disadvantages
Choose GSI Glacier for lightweight backpacking where weight is critical; choose Coletti for durability, pure stainless steel, and campfire stability.
vs. Stanley Adventure Boil Filter (similar capacity)
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Disadvantages
Stanley is ideal for users who prefer filtered pour‑over convenience; Coletti is better for those seeking robust percolated coffee and superior campfire stability.
vs. Farberware Classic (12‑Cup Stovetop)
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Farberware works for home stovetop use with larger groups; Coletti excels in outdoor settings where pure stainless steel and stability are paramount.
