Feldgrind made by knock grinder

The Feldgrind is a unique grinder that doesn't compromise on quality or capacity. With almost twice the capacity of the Aergrind, improved 38mm titanium grinding stones, a longer handle, and a larger bearing, it's designed for coffee lovers of all types and any preparation style.

The Feldgrind's longer and wider handle provides a comfortable grip, while the strong titanium grinding stones make it suitable for everyday use. You can grind as many times as you like, and the grinder won't let you down.

Adjusting the coarseness of the grind is easy with the scale on the top of the grinder. Unlike most other manual grinders, you don't have to reach for the grinding stones, and the grinder doesn't use preset "cranks" to adjust coarseness. The change in coarseness is smooth and unrestricted, giving you an endless number of options to grind your coffee to perfection and unlock the full potential of the coffee beans.

Bottom Line:

• quality, design, made in Scotland
• the best materials, no plastic
• unique consistency of grinding, incomparable to common manual grinders on the market
• original continuous system for adjusting the coarseness of grinding on the top of the grinder
• narrow and tall grinder, comfortable in the hand - great for everyday use

Technical parameters:

• Weight – 568 g
• Dimensions - height 200 mm, width 49 mm
• Capacity - approx. 30-40 g of coffee

Why choose this grinder from the Made by Knock range?

The Feldgrind is the taller and "skinnier" sibling of the Aergrind and Feld47 models. It boasts almost twice the capacity of the Aergrind, improved grinding stones, and a longer and wider handle for more comfortable manual grinding. It's narrower and taller than the Feld47, making it more comfortable to hold or more compact for on-the-go use. Like the other two grinders, it has unlimited grinding settings using the scale on the top of the grinder. You should choose the Feldgrind if you want a high-quality grinder for everyday use, with greater capacity and durability than the Aergrind, or if you prefer a narrower body and better portability than the Feld47.