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Hario Skerton Pro Ceramic Hand Grinder
Verdict
Stabilized ceramic burr mill for travel pour-over on a budget
The Skerton Pro (MMCS-2B) stabilizes Hario’s ceramic conical mill with a better burr axis and grip than the original Skerton. It’s a durable travel and pour-over grinder — not a dedicated espresso specialist — and the Amazon listing now points at the Pro, not the older Skerton.
About $50
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Pros
- Stabilized axis vs older Skerton wobble
- Ceramic burrs resist rust on trips
- Easy Amazon availability and parts
- Fine for pour-over and press
Cons
- Not ideal as a primary espresso grinder
- Slower and coarser than Comandante / C3 at the fine end
- Plastic jar feels entry-level
Who it's for
Budget travelers and pour-over beginners who need a simple ceramic hand mill.
Specs
- Burrs
- Ceramic conical
- Stability
- Pro axis upgrade
- Best for
- Pour-over / press
- Power
- Manual
- Brand
- Hario Japan
Guides that mention this product
- Budget Hand Grinders for Travel and Filter Coffee
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