🍴 Ka-Bar 9909 Tactical Spork (Spoon Fork Knife) Multi-Tool - Black, 1 Pack Review

DON'T BUY THIS FOR YOUR LUNCH BOX! This product is NOT suitable as a lunch tool. The spoon is smaller than a teaspoon, and because of its depth it is inconvenient to eat soup. The fork part doesn't pick up a lot of things very well. The knife cuts well. The only thing it's good for is stirring coffee and such! THE SPOON IS TOO SMALL! See image.

Although the design is really cool, the ability to use the knife and spatula separately is definitely a plus, please see the picture. The spork is slightly smaller than the others in the photo. The leftmost spoon is a German military find (as part of a personal canteen set) and is almost too big to be used as a personal spoon - almost big enough to be a serving spoon. The red is from Humankind (Office Depot I think), the green is Light My Fire, the orange is Jetboil and the last one is Optimus…

Spork is Cutlery's red-haired foster child. This is a spoon and a fork. Can it be more practical than that? When I saw that there was a spork with a built in knife my answer to that question was "damn yes he can and he just did it." I have a few other sporks and figured this would be from now on my choice. And then it came in the mail. I loved the promise of opening the Revain box and getting a fully useful service. And it's called the Ka-Bar. They make naval combat knives, right? I thought I…

I was camping in the backyard with my boys and getting ready to eat MRE and make coffee by the fire. I quickly realized that the plastic around the MRE was thick. Too thick for my arthritic hands. I knew the situation was dire; My boys looked at me to feed them. What should I have done? Tell them to go back to the house and look in the fridge? No, no, a thousand times NO! I wouldn't send my boys out into the night to find a patio and back door to a house with just a flashlight and starve and…

When you marry a man who has done military service, you immediately understand the importance of equipment and tools. For some reason, everything has to be versatile, have quality material, and be able to withstand anything they can throw at it. Enter the Ka-Bar Tactical Spork - a tool so durable, even former military men love it! Weirdly it was just something random found on Amazon one day and my previous military MUST have had it. So I cheered and ordered my Prime. Upon arrival, the packaging

Everyone seems to be making sporks these days. Plastic, titanium, zinc, aluminum, stainless steel. You name it, they turned him into a spork. Spores have been around since the late 19th century. Now even Ka-bar does sporks. As a former Marine and Ka-Bar fan, I just had to have one or two. You never know when you'll need to duck and kill a spam jar while chasing down zombies to replenish your inner drive. This fork is made of Grilamid FWA, a high-strength engineering polymer. It is food safe and

Spork is the epitome of design compromise: a design that takes away features until nobody is satisfied. This model is no exception, but what it lacks in salad compatibility it gains in a handy, if not small, knife and very cool looking. The fork gets bad marks because the teeth are so short and blunt. I'm not sure who will be reaching for a spoon when they have a salad, but whoever they are will be disappointed. It works well as a spoon, that is, if portion control is your goal. I ended up…