AeroPress Plunger Rubber Gasket Seal - Genuine Part

Does exactly what it’s supposed to.

Let’s face it, the aeropress is a simple machine that makes delicious coffee. There’s not much to go wrong with it. However, my beloved aeropress had become leaky in its old age. This new rubber plunger was easy to fit and my coffee once again stays in the aeropress. It’s from the original manufacturer and seals the device perfectly.

Just fits!

Does the job perfectly.

Yes, £10 seems a little expensive what you get but the original seal lasted about 15 years so this simply can't be "a bit of ribber or silicon" The old one just pulls off, give the plastic head a clean and then simply just work the new one on. Takes about 10 seconds! If this one lasts anywhere near the length the other one does then you have to say £10 is a bargain.

Had aeropress for 7 years. Very pleased with it. Stopped sealing properly. This fixed and revived problem. Seems a bit expensive, but certainly cheaper than new aeropress.

Bought this to replace the original seal on my aeropress which was 11 years old or so. Simple to fit , taking seconds, it has made my aeropress seem like new and less effort both to press down the plunger and take apart too. This orginal seal is more expensive than the after market ones, but is very good and will extend the life of your aeropress hopefully by another ten years

As described, good quality. A bit difficult to get the old one off and put a new one on but not rocket science.

Sin necesidad de comprar nuevo equipo, al colocar la nueva junta de silicona la Aeropress, ofrece la experiencia de un muy buen espresso!

Muy satisfecho.

I've got one of the first Aeropresses (clear body, blue numbers with ovals around "2" and "3"), and over time, the seal had absorbed enough coffee oils to get tacky and not seal well. I did use it pretty regularly for years to reach that point, though. I kept meaning to call the company and get replacements, but when I saw them online for a reasonable price, I jumped on it. The new seal works great, and is pretty easy to put on and remove, which is nice for cleaning. I suspect the piston's dimensions have changed over the revisions, so my experience may not be yours. I have a pour-over cone and a Chemex, which are nicer for making a few cups at a time, but the Aeropress does make a more robust cup, to my tastes, and is a bit faster to set up and use. Also a lot more portable, although with good vacuum-insulated mugs and thermoses available, I'm much more likely to brew at home these days. I just like having options, and not having to replace the entire Aeropress to put it back into service is great.

Perfect, makes your aeropress as new again

I love that I can just replace this one rubber part and have my Aeropress work like new again. In a day and age where everything is disposable and wasteful, I'm glad a product like the Aeropress is serviceable by replacing a wore out part.