finessCity Titanium Spork (Spoon Fork) with Bottle Opener Extra Strong Ultra Lightweight (Ti), Healthy & Eco-Friendly Spoon, Fork & Bottle Opener for Travel/Camping in Easy to Store Cloth Case

Another lunch hour approached. Covetous opportunistic office personnel stalked the break room like rabid Hyenas; the extra food from the conference room soon laid out in the kitchenette. Hungry souls waited to pounce greedily on the leftover fajitas. The rock hard, low grade chicken normally deflected our ravenous scavenging, relegating us to the grilled vegetables and tortillas. BUT NOT TODAY. Today I was armed with my beacon of hope, my instrument of opportunity, my TITANIUM SPORK. I strode amongst my lesser brethren, eyes fixed on my now attainable protein. They scoffed as I loaded my plate with the impenetrable chicken slices. But scoff for long, they did NOT, as I lifted my instrument of survival high. With wild look of exuberance I plunged my titanium spork victoriously into the fowl flesh. The opportune protein gave way to the hearty rending of my spork, it not giving way like petty plastic. I engorged and renewed my strength on that which was denied all others. Reinvigorated, paraded out of the break room, energized with coveted avian energy. My victory enabled by my Lunchtime Lance of Lightness, my Utensil of Advantage, my Titanium Spork!

Quality product, lightweight, holds its shape and doesnt bend. But for the price it better be, $10.99 for a simple titanium cutlery is quite a rip off. Titanium price is $0.14 an oz... this is 0.7 oz... so you're telling me they are popping these things out a dime a piece and charging $11, a 10900% difference. I hope the workers are getting paid well, for no cost of manufacturing warrants that(I had a gift card so it isnt bothering me too much, but if I had looked a little longer or just sorted by price I would have got one from a different seller which they are all the same exact thing but $3 less, refunding would be a bit of a hassle for $3 tho lol.Despite it being a quality product and I bought it aware of the cost I do not recommend this product at it's current price at all.On top of that, as a US Marine I can assure everyone out there that your backpacking experience isnt going to be ruined by the weight of your fork, you can honestly get a pack of 6 stainless steel for the same price and the 0.3 oz increase isnt going to matter.

I'm quite happy with this spork. It's a good size for normal use, though a bit short for getting to the bottom of a meal pouch while backpacking. Comfortable in the hand, the spoon portion is well shaped and comfortable to eat from and spork tines are prominent enough to stab food and have it remain on the tines while lifting the spork to eat, while not being so prominent that they render the spoon useless. I haven't used the bottle opener because I don't take bottles while hiking, but it does make a good hook to move a pot lid, or hang the spork up so it stays up out of the dirt. The price for a single spork was good, the price for the 2 pc. set was better. Doesn't fit into my smallest cup/pot like a folding spork does, but fits into my larger "regular" pot just fine. This may actually be an (almost?) perfect utensil to keep in the desk at work or in the glove compartment in the car. Very happy with this purchase. If you need/want a standard Ti spork that is strong, light, has good thermal properties (gets hot fast, but cools fast too - it is Ti after all), with good eating surfaces and a handy hook/opener to boot, I don't think you'll go wrong purchasing this one.

I won't need to buy another camping utensil - unless I'm getting another set of these sporks. This really is a great camping/backpacking utensil. I've even found myself using it around the house! The seller isn't kidding about how lightweight these are. I used to bring along Coleman stainless steel utensils when backpacking and you can really feel the difference. So far has been very durable and I've tried to bend them - the sporks have some flex to them but hold their shape. This is what you want in a spork that you're throwing in your pack: enough flex to survive getting bumped around.The spoon is also a decent size; I've found that other camping sporks end up sacrificing size to achieve their low weight which can lead to your food falling off before it even gets to your mouth. The bottle opener also works fine but I was mostly interested in the fact that I can use it to hook the spork on a pot or cup to keep from losing it.I bought the two-pack because the price for this titanium cookware is pretty good and now I've got an extra in case someone forgets their spork or if I can't clean them in the field.

I gave this a run this weekend on a through hike and I like the spork a lot.Pros: Lightweight, flexible, fits in my stanley jug with jetboil, and has no odd taste. The serrations on the side from the stamping actually make it a little grippy.Cons: it could be longer and the cutout in the handle near the spork body get bits of food in there when stirring up meals. Makes cleanup a little difficult.

I love my new titanium spork. I'd never given thought to buying a spork before. However, as I'm seriously considering starting to camp (lean-to style rather than motorhome style) I'm becoming more and more aware of the need to conserve space and weight. I thought about stainless and found reasons to spend a little more on a titanium spork instead. However, the only complaint I have, now that I've used it (trial run) I've noticed it REALLY likes to hold on to food. Which makes it a little more challenging to clean. However(2), that's a minor setback when compared to the advantages of having a titanium spork. Not sure I'll need the bottle opener though. LOL! It is pretty. ;)

This spork worked great. It's extremely lightweight, has a convenient bottle opener on the back which also doubles as a hook for storage (if you need it), and comes with a carrying case (which I suppose does keep it relatively clean). My only issue is that the rough texture of the handle, which works well for gripping, is also present on the utensil portion. So it doesn't have the best mouthfeel, like the polished utensils that you're used to at home. It's not a super big deal, but think about whether you'd want a version with a polished utensil end before committing to this one.

This is a great piece of kit I have used for almost a year now. It is really sturdy and light and the bottle opener has been used whenever I’ve found somewhere selling that cold beer you must have at the end of a hot days trek.I would give this 5 stars if it was a little longer as I use ready meals from the likes of Lyo, Expedition Foods, Turmat and Wayfairer which I eat straight from the bag after heating them. It’s a little niggle but worth pointing out.

we used it during our 12 days trekking in Iceland and they worked well. I really didn't expect the "fork" to act as a real fork - it helps to get noodles from the bottom of a pot and you can held items with it in place but don't expect a full fork functionality (it's not designed for it anyway). It's a well made and durable item (I step on it twice and probably squashed it in my backpack multiple times). Spoon works really well for all kinds of instant "trekking" food and a bottle opener was used once or twice for the purpose it was designed for and it can also serve as a hanger :)

Fine quality Titanium Spork with bag. Would recommended, if you haven't tried a Spork before it's a quantum, yes I said quantum! leap from a mere spoon or a fork. The kings of yore would have used them, if titanium was found then and a Spork existed then (no and no).

I have been through too many plastic sporks (light my fire) and I am an ultralightweight hiker so I splashed out on these beauties. Tough, easy on the mouth and fine enough to easily cut food with the edge of the spoon. I no longer have to carry a separate bottle opener either.

Brought one for each of my boys who are both expedition leaders and they loved them. They come in a handy little bag so can be hooked onto the bags easily and not lost at the bottom of them. I even got one for myself for when I'm out and about but also for at work as I feel it's a waste to keep using plastic forks or spoons which break too easily. As yet the bottle openers have only been used for cola bottles but I'm sure they will be used for other things soon. Excellent quality and great idea, nice and light weight. I have recommended them to others.