3-In-1 Titanium Spork

I'm not a paid shill or anything I just love this spork. Last October, I went on a mission to only use one utensil to save energy and water. I decided to clean things immediately as I use them. I did a bunch of research and I decided to buy this. So using only this spork for every meal for a year, the design is genius. The fork skewers are deep enough to dive to the bottom of a bowl and actually come up with something. It's titanium and pretty hefty, so cutting is easy when you cut along the bevels. Yet they have never cut my mouth a single time in the whole year. The spoon's shape makes it rather difficult to spill anything on yourself, as it is quite deep. The holes make it awesome for storage as I simply hang it on my dish drying rack. I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase. If I ever manage to lose this I'll be a return customer immediately. I didn't see a picture with it compared to anything to scale, so here it is next to a BIC lighter and a quarter, with almost a whole year of constant use - just as solid as ever.

This super lightweight "spork" is perfect for travel. I brought it with me overseas to eat streetfood without having to worry if the vendor cleaned their cutlery properly. The design is great, and has a knife edge on the fork end, which is something I have always wanted since I cut with the edge of my regular forks too. The tool is also sturdy enough, I felt safer with it in my pocket or front sling bag for self defense when walking around at night.

Perfect spoon/fork combo for camping/back packing. Unlike some sproks, the fork tines are long enough to hold your meal and the spoon is deep enough to hold a good amount of liquid (same as a teaspoon from my silverware set). Serrated "knife" portion of the fork does not work great and it did not feel sharp or like it would cut my mouth when I did encouter it while eating. Knife feature seems to work a little better when you angle towards the serrations. I would give a 4.5 based upon the knife feature but overall a solid piece of kit, strong and easy to clean

I keep one of these in my truck all the time because fast food places are always forgetting silverware, and they are great quality.

You don't NEED long handle to deep down into Freeze dried pouches like Mountain House, (though the Vargo combo fork/spoon is EXCELLENT for that purpose) you can simply fold the top half down to make a bowl shape with the top half inside out. Most backpackers also repack those meals or make your own combos in less tall bags so read on: I own Numerous!!! sporks as well as spoon/fork combos such as this one. This is the best one overall: It is SUL backpacking light yet also is REALISTICALLY useable (spoon could be higher volume-but still better than others, sturdy enough to lift a Texans steak off the grill)-Superlight is good, Stupidlight is bad. It could be even better by making the side serrations much sharper for using as a knife-currently, they are just for appearance, not functional. Yes, legally you don't wanna sell a razor sharp fork tine, but something more useable would be nicer for us with common sense.

Had the plastic version first to try them out camping. Worked flawlessly. Decided to upgrade to the titanium version. Absolutely love them

I love this thing. It is solid and weighs almost nothing. I use it at home sometimes, even though I purchased it for camping. I have the more plastic version as well, and those are great for non stick pans, but for general use I prefer the titanium. It feels more like a regular fork and spoon. I still like the plastic ones, though.

Bought this for my bug-out bag. It’s super light and a decent size. The fork part is sharp and pointy; when it’s in my bag I’m scared it’s going to stab a hole into my bag. I used it when I got it and I can say it all works except the knife part. That knife sucks.

Great spork. Knife blades is useless but I don’t want a sharp knife on the edge of my fork anyway. I hear treated it to get some cool colours. Nice shape and feel.

Great product. I have several titanium sporks. I bought this one as its spoon and knife fork are on the oposite ends of the same side. This means the overall spork is stright so it can strap to the side of my kit flush and this helps prevent the prongs from puncturing the other gear in my pack. It's well made extremely light and if I buy another then they stack together taking up little extra room. The down side is that it's not quite as versatile when used as a spatula for frying but as an actual eating utensil it's the best I have come across. Titanium is a great material for sports its light, durable and easily cleaned and if looked after will literally last forever and not contaminate your food, snap or melt.Another excellent product from UCO.

Although functional in terms of shape of both the fork and spoon ends, I couldn't help thinking and feeling, that it was manufactured from very thin (and flimsy) material stock. I measured the thickness with digital callipers which confirmed that the material was in fact 1mm thick. I have another Titanium set of utensils from Sea to Summit which I measured at exactly 2mm. And that is my point. It'll do the job but it would have felt better if it were say... twice as thick.

O utensílio é prático para se levar em um acampamento pois reúne as principais funções dos talheres de cozinha em um só equipamento. E estamos falando de um equipamento feito de titânio que é leve e resistente. Aprovado!

デザイン、軽さ、使いやすさ、かなり気に入ってます！