🍴 TOAKS Titanium 3-Piece Cutlery Set: Lightweight & Durable Utensils for Outdoor Adventures Review

These work grids, ultra light, so light that they look strange because other cutlery is much heavier. I weighed the entire kit at 1.6 ounces! Polished metal is very smooth and pleasant to the touch. The unpolished part of Unensil has good texture and touch. They're a little smaller than standard cutlery, but not so small that they're difficult to use. The knife is your standard butter knife, not too sharp but the teeth are good for shredding food. I used mine to cut a NY strip steak and it…

I like to cook dishes that go with my pots/pans. I use 1.3 liter pots/pans for one/two people. The fork and spoon just fit in my pan which is great, the knife is longer than the fork and spoon for some reason and doesn't fit. I might end up cutting it, don't know why they did it. Also missing a storage bag, nothing difficult to improvise but would be nice to get one. The set I received was in a used/opened condition. The box was torn open and someone put the contents back in the package. The…

Fork, knife and spoon - all in excellent shape IMO. A decent spoon with a decent depth, definitely not a soup spoon but it does what it's supposed to do pretty well. Ti scratches fairly easily on polished parts (actual paraphernalia) but this doesn't affect function at all. I always have them in my work bag or backpack. In fact, they bring more benefits than I thought. As a Ti, they hardly take care of themselves. Just leave them if you can't clean them, leave them in liquid or something. They…

I've been out in the wilderness for decades and take it as a compliment to be called 'cheap'. I settled for pressed-steel cutlery I'd pulled from a kitchen drawer, second-hand, and even plastic spoons and fast-food forks. The taste of the food was more important to me than what I used to put in my mouth. I recently came into modest fortune and decided to treat myself to something I would never have bought otherwise. After seeing this set at a very reasonable price of $20, I ordered a set. I…

I love them! I camp a lot and camp a little every now and then, so Christmas was in the air and I wanted to buy myself a fun present! About $20, the perfect amount to spend on me! When they arrived I was surprised at how light they are! It's like I'm not holding anything (compared to my usual stuff). The spoon has a deep bowl, so if you want to eat soup, it will do. I tested this by eating a can of frozen fruit smoothie. The handles of my other spoons bend a lot. and this one too. Wreck but how

So I have a small collection of titanium cookware. These are by far my favorites and I'll be making a few more for the family. Pros Perfect tips. It's like nails on a slate when my other unpolished titanium forks and spoons brush my teeth while stuffing my face. Yes, the polished surface scratches easily, but I don't care, the feel is more important to me. Wide handles and a rougher surface ensure a good grip in all situations. The Snowpeak grips are very flimsy and don't offer good control or…

I bought this to replace the Sistema Us Inc 1917 Klip It cutlery set that I use for my lunch box. The plastic set I had was nice and compact but had a few issues. The spoon was too flat for soup, the knife didn't cut very well, and the dull plastic on the fork didn't stick well to the food. This titanium set is very well made and very light compared to the cutlery set in my kitchen drawer. The knife can cut things where the plastic knife I used couldn't cut through flesh. The spoon is deep…

My first experience with titanium for camping equipment. So far I've bucked the titanium cookware trend, but a full set of well-made flatware seemed worth the investment. I purchased the TOAKS Titanium 3 piece cutlery set to replace a heavy duty stainless steel fork and spoon combo called the Hungry Camper and was not disappointed. I've been using my Hungry Camper since the early 90's (so long that I originally ordered it through the mail via a back cover ad in Backpacker magazine...before the…

Toaks and Snow Peak are two of the leading brands of titanium camping cookware sets so I bought both to compare. Selection. The Toaks set includes a knife not found in Snow Peak. I don't see that as a plus for Toaks because a knife is no substitute for one that can slice and dice. Either way, you'll need to carry another knife, so the Toaks knife is just an extra knife to swipe. In terms of versatility, my favorite outdoor knife is the iconic Little Vicky knife (a 3-1/4-inch Victorinox paring…