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

The product is ok but this is the third time I have ordered this product and it has arrived late . It has not happened with any of my other products. very disappointed. It’s not worth it for them to arrive a week late.

These are hard to find in my neighborhood so I pick up a few if I see them. They’re sturdy and stay put in the filter when pouring.

These filters are a good size and shape for a pour over but they’re so thick, it drains too slowly. I pour the water but it ends up overflowing and is a very slow-going process. Will definitely try a different brand next time.

Expensive, but works well.

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.

I dont own a Kalita Wave, I will admit. Theyre pretty expensive and dont have a plastic version, which I prefer for heat retention reasons (and for those people who hate the idea of plastic cones... why? Its not like youre going to be throwing it away, so waste isnt an issue). But these make *excellent* V60 filters. The flat base is very strong and stands up to water flow, and creates a fair bit of resistance, leading to water more evenly coating the grounds and ensuring a more consistent brew. Frankly, with how well these work in a V60, Im not sure I even feel the need to get a Kalita Wave anymore, as it feels like Im getting the consistency benefits without having to shell out for an expensive cone. Heavily recommended for anyone that owns a V60 and wants a more consistent brewing option.

They’re pricey but they’re worth it! Coffee taste so much better with these filters than 3rd party knock offs.

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

Was pretty good price

These are great, and fit perfectly with the Kalita drip cone. However, its made of white material that contains plastic so unfortunately cannot be composted. Would love to know an alternative that can be composted.