Snow Peak - Titanium Spork - Japanese Titanium, Ultralight, Compact for Camping, Backpacking, Daily Use, Made in Japan - Titanium

The majority of my meals on backpacking trips come from mountain house bags, and I didn't find this to be as tall as I would like. When I'm on the trail and have limited water I find it is difficult to avoid getting food all over my fingers, regardless of how careful I am. After spork use on multiple trips, I decided to buy a spork from a different manufacturer that was just a bit longer. In the case of trips when freeze-dried meals will not be consumed and I will not need an additional length of the spork, I still use this one.

Ulises Aguilar

| Dec 18, 2020

You have dirty hands from all the sauces you use, and your fingers are stained with the stains from the sauces, and your dog will not leave you alone and keeps licking When I realized I had to use utensils, I was thrilled! Now that my clothes are cleaner, my hands are the same color as the rest of my body, and I no longer get food stuck in my hair, I feel better overall. I can vouch for the fact that this thing works! It took me some time to master the moves, so expect to poke yourself in the face quite a bit. It's smooth sailing once you master the moves, but let me tell you that once you do it, it's fun. The habit of biting my fingers used to bother me. Because of utensils, however, it is not as easy as it used to be. My dog ran away, but I don't know where he went. Apparently, once she made it all the way to my mouth, she decided to be done with me.

Kase Wolfe

| Dec 06, 2020

The titanium spork is one of my favorite things to own, but I have no idea why. However, that is the case. Mine was a gift to me and mine was a gift to my husband. Just a bit. It's like that. The program is being used. Then maybe it has to do with the fact that the experience is final, an idealized version. The material is as tough as steel, as light as air and utterly inert The tiger is not a toxic animal and is able to handle hot food without issue. It also makes up yogurt, soups and stews with ease and spears meat and vegetables with no problem. This is an easy job to clean up. As a rule of thumb, it will likely last a billion years. There's nothing complicated or complicated about the shape of this object. There is nothing else that can be done to enhance It looks so simple, and all you can think of is that in five hundred years it will still be the ultimate serving utensil. You feel like mankind has finally done something, finally constructed something that's perfect, that works without a glitch. Hold it in your hand and you feel like we've accomplished something. This is not the kind of feeling you get very When you look at your car, your children, your new cell phone, or your Windows PC you can't get it. It's a relief to own this spork, though you can feel it when you use it. There is finally something in your life that you can just rely on. At the end of time, when humanity faces final judgment, the heat death of the universe, or the end of time as we know it, you can hold up your titanium spork and say, "Yes, we know that mankind did not live up to expectations. ". The team got a lot of things However, look at this. This concept was a total success. A titanium spork is a true marker of human accomplishment, a way to say that a Before and After become one. A good one is worth buying.

Drew Newman

| May 02, 2021

It's amazing how a spoon and fork can be put together in one device. really enjoy snow peak products because I think they are well made and designed to make life just a little bit better. It is no exception that this titanium spork is made of titanium. A different brand of spork is not as good as this one. The edges are much sharper, the handle is much too short, and the handle is a bit too small to be comfortably held. As well as being too pointed and needle-like, the tines are very sharp. The material also feels a bit thin and light, and overall, the product just feels It just so happens to be the exact opposite, it has a bit longer tine, a bit thicker metallic material, nice rounded edges, and the tips are less needlelike. And by being made of titanium, it Titanium does not react with different foods and does not leave a taste, unlike some other metals. Furthermore, it is not very sensitive to heat, which means that if you happen to be cooking with it, the heat won't transfer as much up the handle. I just wanted to point out that if you need more fork than spoon, Snow Peak makes a foon as well. It has longer tines and a shallow spoon part, which makes it seem a bit interesting in shape, but I do suppose there are times when you need more.

Fatima Potter

| Oct 19, 2020

My titanium spork has now become one of my favorite kitchen tools. In my opinion, you don't have to spend nearly $12 on a spork when you can get a plastic option for $5 for less. For long hiking journeys, I wanted a pack that was lightweight and durable. We offer a lot of plastic products that are lightweight, and I have a tendency to go that route. I was told by an experienced hiker to buy this spork and I wouldn't regret it. However, he said there is a cheaper alternative in plastic, but that it breaks easily. A few friends of mine and I recently went on a 80 mile hike and two of them broke their plastic camping sporks. I saw one of my friends break his primary and back up sporks when he was drying them. They all broke when he shaked them off and clicked his wrist. I bought three more of these for my kids after seeing that. The item will last a lifetime and will not With this spork, you certainly get what you pay for in terms of quality.

Yehuda Krueger

| Nov 19, 2020

I am the This futon is made This makes it uncomfortable to use a spoon and to use a Because of the length of the spork, I was disappointed. A longer time could have been spent on that. Have you ever eaten a Mountain House packet? In this case, the spoon is just long enough to get the food all over your fingers more than into it. In addition, I asked myself if there was, in fact, a spork in that packet? If you scrape the yummy bits from the bottom of a pan, do you remember how delicious it is? I would not recommend using a spork with that. Fork slips leave disappointed trails of divots on the bottom of the ski. Instead of buying a real fork, or a real spoon, why not just get a real fork? Also, this utensil gets lost easily because it has something about it that makes it disappear quickly. A hole could possibly be for mounting a carabiner in the handle. The first thing I did was to attach a carabiner to it. I forgot to attach it to something, yet I lost this when I forgot to do so. It wouldn't hurt to get a stainless steel spork for around $5. My spoon was a long, plastic one with a dot of gel in it instead You can use it as a scooper ring to grab all the goodies.

Cameron Norton

| May 02, 2021