🍴 Keith Titanium Ti5310 3-Piece Cutlery Set: Includes Custom Pouch for Enhanced Portability Review

I've been using them for almost a year now. Excellent quality, titanium is always suitable for travel cookware. Easy to clean, lightweight and durable.

This is a great lightweight cookware set. The handles are wide enough to hold comfortably, and the knife's serrated blade can slice through some foods, although the blade isn't sharp and clearly not suited as a steak knife.

They are screwed so tight that it took me a friend with my wrists and a pair of pliers to loosen them. I can't store them the way they're supposed to be stored. But otherwise they will be a good addition to my camping gear.

First of all I have to say I really wish the knife had at least a butter blade. It has no useful benefit at all. The set itself is great. It comes almost packaged in a sleeve that fits perfectly. It also has a clip and system to hold utensils tightly together. To be honest I don't use them, I only use the carrying case because I use my set on a daily basis.

I have three sets of Titan cookware, all from different brands, and this is my favorite. It's kind of a sandblasted texture and I prefer that one. Some people don't like the way it feels on their teeth, but when I hike or eat in the car, the food stays better. They are smaller than average but well made. The material is durable and lightweight. The pieces fit together well but I'm too lazy so I pack them separately.

I have several titanium items from Keith Titanium. This cutlery set is great for camping and hiking. The knife is not very sharp, but that is a problem with almost all cutlery of this type. I particularly like that it is as light or lighter than plastic but more heat resistant, no risk of chemical contamination. For example, Bisphenol A (BPA) has been used in the plastics industry for decades, but research now shows it can be linked to health problems. Titanium is medically inert and used in…

Update: I was so delighted with this product that I bought two more sets. The Keith Ti5310 cutlery set is well made and more than fit for purpose. Quite thick and well proportioned. I like the Keith butter knife more than the Toaks knife because of the serrations, it's not sharp but cuts through the steak quite easily. I was amused and amazed by the carabiner, since it has a screw lock and a non-standard device for screwing harnesses. I can attach them to a backpack from the outside and they…

This set is heavy! THICK. Especially the knife. It's definitely one that won't bend, but also one that won't go camping with me. I bought a set of esbit and tito and they are both much lighter but also a bit more flexible. The copper nut holding the kit together is terribly impractical and pointless. and adds a noticeable amount of weight. The star-shaped hole ruins the elegant lines of things in my opinion, especially when it's just wear lines. Photo retaken, straight out of the box. But I'm…

If you're looking for ultra-lightweight titanium products that aren't as thin and brittle and won't stand up to the rigors of the outdoors, look no further than Keith Titanium. I have ten years experience with titanium in the aerospace industry and it is high quality titanium and its manufacture. A lot of pride and attention to detail has gone into their products and I look forward to buying more in the future. I had my eye on their $200 coffee maker which sounds crazy but I know I won't be…