Titanium Sporks, Lightweight Titanium Cutlery for Camping & Hiking, Compact & Portable Utensil for Easy Packing, Durable Camping Cookware Accessories

It’s my favorite spork. It’s lightweight. It’s durable and low maintenance. It’s perfect to also eat semi-frozen ice cream without waiting for it to thaw. For that reason alone I should probably buy these as gifts. A plus spork and good craftsmanship.

This utensil is solid and serves its purpose well. The material…Titanium! Lightweight and strong. Appearance: The humble spork is both fork and spoon. A unique shape, indeed. Ease of use: I use this daily, so I know that it can keep up with the other utensils in my kitchen. I do not have a dishwasher, but I am sure titanium can survive in the dishwasher. Comfort: this spork is smallish, but feels right to me. I am unsure as to why there is a hole at the end, but I am glad to know that it is there if ever I need to fasten it or hang it up on something. To conclude, the spork dish is the right shape and size for me. I am also a bit of a fork snob, and while I do not love this spork’s tines, I do respect their ability to pierce food enough to serve their purpose where needed. Made in Japan, the land of advanced metallurgy. This is totally worth the cost!

I found one of these in an alley one day while delivering some stuff in a box truck. Actually not the first time I've found a thing in an alley and it became my favorite of that thing. This spoon had been run over by multiple cars, from the look of it, but I buffed out the gravel marks with a smooth grinding wheel and kept it in my backpack for three years. I used this thing for oatmeal in the morning for the most part but have also used it as a fork for to go meals eaten on a train commute home. I've taken it camping and, oddly enough, ran it over with my own car once. Well, needless to say, this EDC part of my life was priceless and I was upset to reach toward my backpack one day to find it missing. I did not hesitate to find the exact one here on Amazon and buy it. This new spork now resides in the same place my original one did and I use the heck out of it. Obviously, it's much smoother so I like this new one more. Just know that you can run it over with a car and, while it may take marks from the surface it's lying on, it won't flatten out the spoon aspect of it. Super sturdy, perfect size, quite flat for versatile storage options but I can't call it scratch resistant. It's fairly to very scratch resistant but just don't abuse it and you'll be fine. I don't know why they're suggesting "bendability" below as a review topic because it's titanium, it doesn't bend. LOL

So, funny story about this spork. I bought one a while back to take in my work lunches, and I really like it. My college age son was home over Christmas break and he said "When I have my own place, the only utensil I'm going to own is a spork!". So, I bought one for him, and he loves it. When he got back to school, I was getting pictures of him using it. So, for taking in your lunch box, this is a great utensil. It's lightweight, versatile, and pleasing to use. If you have a kid in college, they may also appreciate the versatility of keeping one in their backpack for the eatery.

Love this spork! Big fan of Snow Peak and expect nothing else from Japanese Titanium! Very lightweight but durable only thing I don't like is the feel of titanium on my teeth so that takes a little adjusting but other than that I love it and now I'm going to get the long handle spork and plate.

This item does not come with a case. For those also looking, it is 6 3/8 inches long and 1 5/8 inches wide. I bought this for use while traveling, so I also got a pencil sleeve to store it in. It's lighter than I anticipated, but doesn't feel very durable. I was able to bend it with my hands, and I am a very weak person. It did discolor a little bit after washing a few times, but I don't think it's a big deal. Overall, it's okay but ideally I'd like to see it maintain it's color and be more inflexible.

In addition to being a great backpacking utensil, these are frequently the only necessary utensil set out for service at home. Service à la russe has it's place, but so does Service spork. - Also good to dig the ubiquitous wax-like chocolate chips out of otherwise good ice cream. ;-)

This is an excellent spork it feels nice it's exceptionally lightweight super easy to clean and I couldn't believe just how easy it was to use. Even my girlfriend was impressed with how easy this was to use.