Bottomless Portafilter for Ninja Luxe Café ES601 & ES701C Models | Basket Not Included | Compatible with Stock Filter Basket | Walnut Handle

What is a bottomless portafilter and what is it used for? Bottomless portafilters are used as a training tool. It will provide you with immediate feedback and can see if channeling occurs right away. Channeling is the rapid passage of water through fractures in the coffee puck, which produces a thinner, under-extracted espresso. When it occurs, you'll often see sudden appearances of blond streaks in the stream of espresso; sometimes the puck will even have pencil lead-sized holes where channeling occurred. With this bottomless portafilter, you'll be able to see the extraction in real time to understand if you're grinding and tamping correctly. If you want to improve your barista skills by using a visual aid to identify what you're doing wrong, this is the perfect tool. Specifications: Length: 21cm/8.27in Width: 7cm/2.76in Height: 6cm/2.36in Weight: 320g/0.7lb

• 【Fits Ninja Luxe Café ES601 & ES701C Models】This bottomless portafilter is designed for Ninja Luxe Café Premier Series ES601 & ES601C Models. Please carefully check and compare before your purchase.
• 【Bottom Partial Flat for Tamping】This portafilter have been designed with the partial bottom edge to be flat to facilitate the subsequent tamping operation.
• 【Curved Bottom for Observation】The portafilter bottom is curved design, you'll be able to see the extraction in real time to understand if you're grinding and tamping correctly. If you want to improve your barista skills by using a visual aid to identify what you're doing wrong, this is the perfect tool.
• 【Compatible with Stock Filter Basket】This bottomless portafilter doesn't coming with filter basket, it fits stock filter basket because the size of the upper part of the portafilter is the same as the original portafilter.
• 【Walnut Handle】Lightweight, textured walnut handle providing comfortable grip.
• 【Splashing is Not a Defect】Channeling and spurting, while messy, are common experiences. They signal opportunities for enhancement in your preparation methods like adjusting grind size, tamping, and distribution, rather than being flaws of the portafilter itself.