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This company’s portable coffee maker is perfect for campers and tailgaters

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Oxx InstagramFor those of us with a coffee habit, it’s important to have access to our caffeine fix no matter where we are.

Most days we can make a cup at home or hit up our a regular spot, but some days force us to forgo our usual routine. For those times, there's the Oxx Coffeeboxx.

The Coffeeboxx is essentially a portable, durable Keurig machine. You simply plug it in, fill it with water, insert a pod, and let it fill up your thermos with fresh coffee. The system was initially conceived as an unbreakable coffee maker for construction workers, and claims to be drop-proof up to three feet, meaning it should be okay if it happens to fall off the edge of a truck bed.

While the Coffeeboxx was made for construction sites and surely looks at home at one, there are plenty of other uses for a coffee maker that can handle the outdoors. If you love camping out of your car or road tripping, Coffeeboxx let’s you bring your coffee with you without a lot of hassle, provided you’ll have access to an outlet. I can think of no better addition to morning tailgates during football season than a hot cup of coffee that I can proceed to pour whiskey into before a 1 p.m. kickoff.

However and wherever you choose to use it, Coffeeboxx promises to make a good cup of coffee. At $185, it’s not exactly cheap, but it is comparable in price to some of the higher-end, single-serve coffee makers you’ll find on the market. If you like to take your coffee with you wherever you go, it might be worth a further look.

Oxx Coffeeboxx, $184.98, available at Huckberry.

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