If you’re a huge fan of coffee and you want to take a filter on your travels with you, it’s best to make sure it’s a sustainable one.
The FLTRgo cuts down on waste because it’s reusable hundreds of times. Made from sustainably-sourced bamboo with an organic cotton filter, you can rest easy in the knowledge your coffee isn’t contributing to deforestation. Plus, bamboo is so durable, the FLTRgo is built to last.
Simply place your favorite ground coffee into the filter and run some boiling water over it to make your cup of coffee. It really is that simple. Afterwards, you’ll need to make sure you wash it properly so it lasts as long as it can, but it’s a simple process.
Coffee is such a huge global market it’s no wonder we are seeing more and more travel accessories designed to ensure you can get a cup of Joe wherever you are. FLTRgo is one of the simplest, but it looks like it will also be effective and durable.
After a Kickstarter campaign, FLTRgo will sell for $32. You can find more information on the Kickstarter page. Coffee fans, take note.
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