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Sea to Summit Titanium Utensils

(5 customer reviews)

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STS-TITUTEN

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Color

One Color

Features

Lightweight, compact & strong
Each weighs only 17g

Description

Sea to Summit's titanium utensils comes in three styes: Spork, Folding Spork & Long Spoon.

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based on 5 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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you can do better Oct 07, 2011 By anvilcrusher
I have had a few of these over the years. This is by far the most poorly constructed. Very loose in the handle and locking slider, to the point that the thing feels like it is going to fall apart.
I got two of them, so I am not inclined to think that I just happened to get a bad one.
Try someone else, these are not worth it.

Disappointing Jun 25, 2011 By R. Schell
I have the folding titanium spork version of this product. I bought it for everyday use in my lunch box to save weight and space. The spork seems well made and would be durable. Unfortunately, that's about all I can say for it. Before taking it "on the road" I tried eating severals meals and snacks with it at home. It is the most useless utensil I've ever handled. The curve of the folding handle makes it a bit awkward to hold, but you could get used to it. The real disappointment is with food. I tried eating a small cup of applesauce. Even though the titanium is very smooth, the applesauce forms a grainy texture on the surface that does not easily lick off - just wierd! The shape of the spork prevents you from scraping the cup clean too. So then I tried it with a simple bowl of cereal. While it does get the flakes into my mouth, the tines of the spork drain off most of the liquid and it's very, very diffcult to get the milk out of the bowl. As much as I wanted to like this thing, it doesn't work with food!

Spork titanium May 24, 2011 By Michael E. Califfsr
Picture on site showed folding spork. I thought I was buying folding sporks like picture, was quite suprised when solid spork arrived, also disappointed. Will order elsewhere in the future.

Titanium Rules Feb 25, 2010 By J. C. Jordan
Practically indestrutable! A spoon for bagged stew that will last forever (no matter how hard you abuse it).

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You will put your eye out kid Jul 08, 2011 By M. Spencer
It is a spoon, it is a fork, it does neither very well. It is titanium, with a carabiner, and that rocks.