Kalita Wave Paper Coffee Filters I Larger Size 185 I 100 Count I Specially Pour Over Dripper I Made in Japan, Large, White

Honestly kinda expensive when compared to others, but they work flawlessly. Fast shipping and no hassle when used with kalita wave.

Perfect fit for the Fellow Stagg X pour over set. I think they even work better than the original Fellow filters and they’re much cheaper.

There’s a few great things about these filters: 1. They leave no sludge, whatsoever. 2. They’re thinner & smaller than chemex so they consume less water and go far quicker. 3. Since they’re pleated (waves) they don’t sit against the coffee maker and drop the temperature as much. In my experience, with 850ml of water over 40g of coffee I only lose about 50ml of water with these. Comparatively, with a chemex, I lose close too 100ml for the same amount of grounds because their filters are probably 3x as thick and more than twice as large, unnecessarily.

Good quality but extremely pricey - gouged on this one but I’m learning - local market had em couple bucks — also these are very small - just for 1-4 cups - any more and you’ll see it get messy

As described. Came in a plastic bag therefore 1 star.

I use these for mask filters. Great substitute, you can iron them.

I was super excited to make coffee and my filters showed up smelling like detergent. I hadnt made coffee with this brewer before so thought it might just be these particular filters. Boy was I wrong. I made a cup and had to pour it out. Even after doing a filter rinse, the detergent taste was definitely there. Hopefully the replacements arent the same or I will have to order from a specialty shop.

Filters are being used for pour over coffee.

Dont get me wrong, GREAT PRODUCT but for $30???? I dont think so. I purchased the same exact item in May 2020 for $10.58. I dont understand how the same item 3x-ed in 1 year. Sorry but no.

These are great filters if you can afford/obtain them. But they are just paper so why when we have 936 options on Amazon for pop-its or slotted spoons, do we have no decent alternate to these Japan sourced pieces of paper? I have to shop for these 3-4 weeks before I need them to be sure and actually get them before I run out.