🍽️ Humangear GoBites Quattro Parent: A Versatile and Convenient Dining Solution for Parents Review

This year we made a goal to reduce single use plastic so I ordered this set to keep around the office. For the chopsticks, I went with Quattro, but I don't think the included toothpick would do any good. It seems like it could easily get lost if you're not careful. Otherwise I have no other complaints. It was very functional and works great for my purpose!

This is the Nth time I buy this product in different colors and styles. I find it very reliable to use pre covid and especially now during the pandemic. My kids use sets of different colors. Friends and family have always complimented me and asked where to order this stylish accessory - not bulky to take with you and not easy to break. I look forward to getting this in mint green in the future. 😊

I bought this set to eat ramen and mac and cheese in hotel rooms. The utensils are durable and comfortable to hold. I have another set that has a knife instead of chopsticks and I take both with me when I travel. I like that they are compact and light. I am happy that I can reduce the consumption of single-use plastic. However, the blue color was slightly tinted by macaroni and cheese. It doesn't bother me, but it might be a problem for some.

I like both sets of Human Gear quattro. They come in handy when I'm on the go or when metal utensils get in my mouth. They are easy to clean (top rack or dishwasher dry without heat). The carrying case is slim and fits easily in a purse or small backpack. The only issue (which is technically my fault) is that they are a bit too big for the utensils I use because I have small hands lol. Humangear is smaller, just not in a handy carrying case.

I carry three GoBites in my purse. I have 2 trios in our camper. i have a duet I bought them as a gift and turned my friends and family into fans. I was actually looking for a replacement for the triple set as my dog ate my fork. The red set sold out unless I bought the one with chopsticks. So boom! I bought a quarter! Haven't used chopsticks yet but they are sturdy and seem to work well. I saw a complaint about a case they came in on, but I haven't had a problem with any of our cases, even the

I travel a lot for business and usually carry at least a camp spoon or spatula in case I want to eat in my hotel room but don't have any utensils. Enter equipment sets. I have both GoBites Uno and Quattro. The Quattro doesn't take up much space in my backpack, but it offers a lot more possibilities. I chose the chopstick one because I love Asian food and never need a knife. Especially since the fork is designed to cut with the sides of the teeth. The construction is solid and the dimensions are

Spoon and fork are beautiful and feel good. The chopsticks are mostly toy-like - they're "full length" (according to the seller's description) in the sense that they don't fold, but their length is shorter than any chopstick I've seen (and am Asian grown with chopsticks up). At best, they're baby sticks (actually shorter than any baby sticks I've seen). As an adult, I think if you're dying to have some chopsticks it's better than nothing, but it's definitely not on the level of "real" handy…