TOAKS Titanium Long Handle Spork with Polished Bowl

It arrived quickly after ordering. Seems to be high quality and should work perfect for eating freeze dried meals during backpacking trips.

Not impressed, used it for the first time and washed it in dawn dish soap with a paper towel. The coating (which who knows what it is) is coming off. I bought two of these and now I dont consider it safe to use to eat with.

Super light weight, durable, and very affordable!

Dont waste your time with and small utensils this one easily works in multiple applications

I’ve had several other “travel” or “hiking” utensils and I have thrown them all out now. The plastic ones, no matter the brand, bend when warm and are not made for camp cooking. I bought 4 of these for the family to keep in our hiking/emergency backpacks. Then I had to buy 2 more because the wife stole them to take with her work lunch! These truly are a great utensil! Very strong, lightweight, and super easy to clean. The long handles are great for camp cooking and, for my wife, great for work lunches. Actually, I use it at work now too! You cannot go wrong with these.

Super lightweight, perfect length and incredible strong. The perfect backpacking utensil.

No suprises here, just a smooth, light, strong spork.

Works just like a spork, what can i say? But the long handle is perfect for reaching down into the bottom of your MountainHouse pouch without getting your fingers covered with food. Lightweight, comes with a nice little orange pouch, and i assume its as strong as the titanium rod in my leg. Its all you need as an eating utensil for ultra light backpacking. Very happy with this item.

Perfect for ultra light weight backpacking. It is the best for dry food meal. No need to transfer the food into a bowl, just eat straight from the bag without having your finger all dirty. A must have

This is a good spork. The polished bowl is nice and pleasant to eat off of and the long handle is great for reaching into mountain house meals and quart freezer bags. Its super light and should be the only eating utensil youd ever need for backpacking.