Stovetop Steam Kit: Flair 58 Plus 2

$459 ~~$999~~ In stock

The Flair 58 Plus 2 is the flagship manual espresso maker from Flair, which allows full control over all brew variables and a custom electric preheat system to ensure repeatable espresso and a barista level workflow. Enjoy the integrated pressure gauge, shot mirror and all stainless steel brew path, which ensures pure espresso with no plastics, from kettle to cup.

The Flair Wizard Steamer is a professional grade milk steaming wand for incredibly textured microfoam for latte art in cappuccinos, lattes and cortados. Use any major heating source, gas, glass, induction or coil stovetops and the Wizard Steamer instantly gives you access to milk you thought you could only get from a café. Featuring a cool-touch articulating steam wand and an integrated pressure gauge.

The Flair Milk Pitcher features a 400ml (13.5 oz) capacity and laser-etched interior measurements from 100ml to 350ml. It’s the perfect size for crafting cortados, cappuccinos, and small lattes from steamed milk, and provides a unique removable handle so you can pour with comfort. The front crease, starting one-third up the pitcher, helps position the steam wand effortlessly and guides milk flow for consistent, smooth pours.

Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 12 reviews)

Jacob J. ★★★★★ Aug 14, 2026

Full control over every shot variable sounded like a marketing line until I dialed in my first pull—the custom preheat made my third shot just as consistent as the first. It’s a bit of a ritual, but the repeatability is worth the extra minute of setup.

Emily ★★★★★ Aug 12, 2026

I’ve had it for two weeks and the custom electric preheat takes the guesswork out of temperature—every shot pulls at the same sweet spot, and the lever control makes dialing in feel genuinely precise. It’s a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the rhythm, it’s hard to go back to a semi-auto.

William ★★★★★ Aug 11, 2026

The electric preheat system is a game changer—I pull shot after shot with the same temperature and never have to fuss with a torch or waiting around. Dialing in the grind took a couple tries, but once I hit it, the control over every variable feels like I'm behind a three-thousand-dollar machine.