ABLE Disk

Never worry about running out of paper filters again! Both the fine and extra fine disk work great and make for a delicious cup. Cup clarity is still pretty good too, I was worried it would lead to silty cup but this is not the case. The filter blocks out all the little partials from getting through just like a paper filter

Personally I love it. I think it allows a little bit more of the coffee oils into the coffee so it more reminds me of a French press style but a little cleaner. I also like that I won’t need to keep buying filters even though that’s a tiny expense.

Ran out of paper filters and have been meaning to try out a reusable filter disc. Perfect cup, hardly any fines when used with the correct grind size, and durable too. Can brew normally or inverted - there is almost no dripping like with paper filters brewing conventionally. Less waste is a bonus!

These are very precise and will last forever. If you grind properly, you won't get any sediment. The cup you get will be a little different than with paper filters, but that's all part of the fun in tweaking new recipes. If you love aeropress, you should have these on hand. They coffee grinds will stick to the filter though, which means you have to wipe it off each time. When I make aeropress out and about, I typically still use paper filters because I can pop them off with the grinds straight into the compost.

Eco friendly, easy to use. Gives coffee great body and flavour

I purchased these filters together with Aeropress. Great quality. Easy to clean (tap water and toothbrush). My coffee is even more tasty with coffee oils. Very slight sedimentation as someone mentioned only gives more flavour to your coffee and for me this is never a problem, I actually like it.

The Aeropress is a formidable brewer, delivering a wide range of coffee tastes and flavours. The Able Disk Standard increases this range dramatically. With this metal filter, I can get a cup of coffee that tastes just like it was made with a French Press. It allows the oils to pass through--unlike paper filters which absorb oils--often resulting in a heavier, fuller-bodied cup of coffee. It's cheap, well made, easy to clean...what else can I say? Buy one!