🍴 FinessCity Titanium Spork: Lightweight, Strong, Eco-Friendly Spoon, Fork & Bottle Opener for Travel/Camping in Easy to Store Cloth Case Review

I tried this out on a hike this weekend and I really like the spork. Pros: Lightweight, flexible, fits in my jet cooked Stanley pitcher, and doesn't taste weird. The serrations on the side of the embossing actually make it a bit grippy. Cons: It could be longer and the cutout in the handle next to the body of the fork gets food scraps in while stirring the food. A little difficult to clean.

We're approaching event season here in Florida. Okay, they happen all the time, but this is my favorite time of year. I wanted to eliminate as much single-use plastic as possible. Event food vendors still offer disposables, so we're changing and adapting. Love this style from my camping/mountaining experience where weight is an issue and you need reliability for long miles. It wasn't difficult for me to extend this provincial philosophy to the urban landscape. And leave nothing but footprints…

The product description says this spork is 7.5 inches long but that is not the case. It is actually just under 6.5 inches long. So if you're looking for a fork that's a little longer than the average stock fork, this isn't it. The main reason I bought it was because I wanted it to be longer than my 6.5 inches. 'Snow Peak Spork. How many people here have eaten straight from a freeze dried food bag or MRE? The 6.5" spoon never reaches the bottom and must be held by the tip as it is too short to…

It's almost perfect for my purposes. I have just received a Solo Stove Lite and a matching 900ml mini pot. This will reach the bottom of the pan and I have an inch left. Hook on spork, wish I could use it with a lid. Hook the lid and lift it up. So this works perfectly. Ideally, I'd like it a little longer, maybe another inch and a half? I'm not sure. but at least another inch to get away from the heat of the boiling water or whatever I'm cooking. But otherwise it's perfect. I don't like how…

Quality product, lightweight, keeps its shape and does not bend. But better priced, $10.99 for plain titanium flatware is a real rip off. Titanium is priced at $0.14 per ounce. it is 0.7 ounces. So they tell me they sell these things for 10 cents each and they charge $11, a 10900% difference. I hope the workers are paid well since the lack of production costs ensures that (I had a gift certificate so it doesn't bother me too much but if I searched a little longer or just sorted by price I would

Cons: Continued to use a spatula but have now discovered that this type of spatula CANNOT be used in ceramic, china plates, bowls or other china containers. It attracts obvious scratches and seriously damages the cookware. As seen in the pictures I used it on my favorite black china plate a few days ago without realizing until I woke up this morning and hand washed it and then found out what happened to my favorite black china plate. porcelain plate happened. Very disappointed and the…

I won't need any more camping gear unless I buy another set of these blades. This is a really great camping/hiking tool. I've even used it all over the house! The seller doesn't joke about how light they are. I've used Coleman stainless steel cookware before and you can really feel the difference. So far they've been very strong and I've tried bending them - the blades flex a little but keep their shape. That's what you want from a lure you toss in your pack: flexible enough to take a beating…

Another lunch break was coming up. Greedy opportunistic clerks prowled the break room like rabid hyenas; Surplus food from the conference room was soon laid out in the kitchenette. Hungry souls waited to eat the last of the fajitas. Rock-hard, low-quality chicken used to ward off our voracious hunt, turning us into roasted veggies and flatbread. BUT NOT TODAY. Today I was armed with a beacon of hope, my instrument of opportunity, my TITANIUM SPORT. I walked between my smaller brothers and kept…

I am very happy with this fork. It's a good size for general use, but a little short to get to the bottom of your grocery bag when hiking. Comfortable to hold, the part of the spoon is well-shaped and convenient to eat, and the tines of the fork protrude far enough to pierce food and keep it on the tines when you lift the fork to eat, but not like that protruding far make the spoon unusable. . I didn't use a bottle opener because I don't take bottles on camping trips, but this is a good hook…