Tribest Juicer for Citrus Cold Press, One-Size, Grey

The media could not be loaded. This citrus press is impressive to say the least. It is heavy duty construction and is perfectly balanced. Very smooth movement and takes very little pressure to get every drop of juice from the fruit. After squeezing a case of lemons, there were three very small seeds in the sieve I run it through after, in other words the thing sifts the juice beautifully. Simple and easy to clean. I bought it because I have to sqeeze over 300 pieces of fruit every few days, so very happy I chose this one. Well worth the money. I believe it will out last me.

I have used many different kinds of citrus juicers and this one is THE end game.Most fruit juice stands in Istanbul and many other places use this Can Can juicer (Tribest is the importer in the U.S.) or other similar built but different brands. Can Can is a company that specializes in manual and automatic professional citrus juicers. The fruit juice vendors juice hundreds of fruits daily and they all choose this model of juicer. I finally bit the bullet and bought this one because I really needed a juicer that can handle 300 lemons and oranges at one time and several times throughout the season. What can I say... it is so easy to use and clean. It doesn't waste any fruit and operates effortlessly. This one is going to last for years even for professional fruit juice vendors.

I needed to replace an old manual juice press and I discovered the Tribest Pro and took a chance and purchased it. I am truly satisfied with this MJP. It is sturdy; I use it everyday and it handles all citrus fruits. For grapefruits, after cutting it in half, I trim the cut edge so the grapefruit slips easily into the strainer cup and I get every drop of juice. I have read reviews that juicing with this press causes juice to "go everywhere." I solved this by buying a tall 20oz stainless steel cup which is tall enough to fit right under the funnel and juice goes straight into the cup. To prevent juice splatter from the top of the press, simply apply pressure on the fruit slowly and smoothly and you will have a clean juicing experience! Clean-up is a breeze. Installing and removing the strainer and funnel is a breeze if you follow the instructions. My only gripe is that the silver press hat is not removable to facilitate easier cleaning, but it is a easy learning curve, no real problem. What I love about this MJP is that it gets the job done! A really cool product; glad I bought it!

I looked at some other press type juicers and it seemed like they were a little unstable. Watched some of the review videos for this one and it looked so much easier and more stable. I can confirm, it's easy to juice, sturdy, stable on the countertop, easy to clean, and extracts lots of juice! Highly recommend if you're looking for a non-electric juicer and sick of wrecking your hands with those cheap clench juicers.

I’ve used this type of fruit press for over 40 years. The juice measuring cut sticks when you try to remove it for pouring 😖.Also, the bar on the bottom of the funnel itself, designed to keep the device from popping off when you remove the fruit, (I’m thinking), causes the juice to drop almost anywhere but into the measuring cup 😖. I should have tried it within the ‘returnable period’, but I didn’t, so, the purchase is on me.Expensive lesson learned 😥

Fantastic, made in turkey, manual juicer. The top part that presses down onto the stainless steel bottom looks to be aluminium. Feels overbuilt and think it will outlast me as long as I do some maintenance to the top part of the press, like applying mineral oil and keeping it dry. Very light force is needed and no tipping has occurred for me when pressing down. Overall stoked on this purchase and I'm happy I didn't cheap out on the $70 dollar china ones.

It works well with small pomegranates, grapefruits, oranges, lemons, and the larger limes. It works ok with small lines and key limes, but I get 18% more juice using a hand-held Mexican exprimidor with the smaller fruit.The handle is absolutely horrible to use. There is no way you could use that all day. It is just completely the wrong shape.

I think this citrus juicer is great. I get boxes of donated citrus that I juice and freeze. I have gone through two of the electrical reamer types. They do not last long at high volume, as they all have plastic gears. This type will seemingly last forever. They also have several other advantages, namely speed and yield. The pressure types take one quick press, and all the juice is out. All the pulp and seeds stay with the rind and can be quickly discarded. No cleaning out reamed pulp periodically as with the reamer types. The second advantage is yield. There is more juice with these types, especially hard limes, which the reamer types get very little juice out of. Other advantages are ease of cleaning and ease of relocating with no cord.