Comparison
Chemex vs
Fellow Stagg [XF]
Chemex is a 30 oz glass hourglass with thick paper. Stagg [XF] is a 20 oz insulated flat-bottom dripper with a ratio aid.
Compare Chemex Classic 6-Cup and Fellow Stagg [XF] Pour-Over
Pick Chemex Classic 6-Cup if
you want a 30 oz borosilicate hourglass and thick Chemex paper.
Pick Fellow Stagg [XF] Pour-Over if
you want a 20 oz vacuum-insulated flat-bottom dripper with a ratio aid.
Notes
Chemex vs Fellow Stagg [XF]
Two pour-over brewers. Different bodies.
Chemex Classic 6-Cup. Invented in 1941 by chemist Peter Schlumbohm. Borosilicate glass. Wooden collar with leather tie. Thick proprietary paper. Up to 30 oz. Dishwasher-safe after you remove the wooden collar and tie. It can be kept warm on a low gas flame, a glass-top stove on low, or an electric coil on low using Chemex’s wire grid. It’s in MoMA’s collection.
Stagg [XF] Pour-Over Dripper: brews up to 20 oz (600 ml). Double-wall vacuum-insulated stainless steel. Flat-bottom. Ratio aid. The Stagg [XF] Pour-Over Set adds a Stagg Double Wall Carafe (borosilicate glass) and 20 paper filters. Dimensions stay off this page.
Fellow Aiden vs BALMUDA The Brew is the automatic pairing. Fellow Stagg EKG is the kettle. Home holds the coffee shelf.
Questions
How much does each brew?
Chemex 6-Cup, up to 30 oz. Stagg [XF], up to 20 oz (600 ml).
Glass or stainless?
Chemex is borosilicate glass. Stagg [XF] is double-wall vacuum-insulated stainless steel.
Flat bottom or cone?
Chemex is a cone hourglass. Stagg [XF] is flat-bottom.
Is the Chemex dishwasher-safe?
Dishwasher-safe after you remove the wooden collar and tie.
Sources
No single winner. Chemex for 30 oz glass. Stagg [XF] for an insulated 20 oz flat-bottom.
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