S'more Titanium Foldable Spork, Ultralight Eco-friendly Camping Tableware, Fork and Spoon 2 in 1 Flatware with Folding Handle for Hiking, Traveling, and Picnic

Name: S'more Titanium Foldable Spork, Ultralight Eco-friendly Camping Tableware, Fork and Spoon 2 in 1 Flatware with Folding Handle for Hiking, Traveling, and Picnic
Brand: S'more
SKU: 4549758821964
Price: 39.48 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:S'more

3.6/5

€
39.48

S'more FD spork - Portable titanium 2 in 1 fork and spoon, collapsible handle, unfold length: 5.9inches, fold length: 3inches, weight 0.7oz

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Categories Sports & Outdoors, Outdoor Recreation, Camping & Hiking, Camp Kitchen, Dishes & Utensils, Flatware,

S'more promise - All of S'more's products are subject to strict factory inspection. We always provide high-quality products to our customers, all our products are supported by our after-sale team, welcome to contact us if any problems. 2-in-1 design - Combine fork and spoon in one, saving more storage space. Comes with a mesh pouch, compact size, and portable tableware for travel, camping, hiking, etc. Echo-friendly and helps reduce white pollution. Absolutely stable - Titanium is not easily deformed or oxidized under high-temperature open fire. The strength of titanium does not drop with temperature, making it suitable for people who like to camp in winter. Ultra-lightweight and sturdy - This product is made of titanium, which is lightweight and strong. With high hardness, never get rust, corrosion/heat resistance, and no metallic odor, it is a charming and safe metal. Indestructible - The main body is made from food-level titanium, and the handle is made of stainless steel. The overall length is about 5.9 inches, compact and portable after folding. It is suitable for daily or outdoor use.

Brand	S'more
Color	Metallic
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 26 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Finish Type	Titanium
Included Components	Spork, Carrybag
Is Dishwasher Safe	Yes
Is Stain Resistant	Yes
Item model number	SMOrsUT001FDSaFslv
Item Weight	1.13 ounces
Manufacturer	S'more
Material	Titanium
Number of Pieces	1
Package Dimensions	6.57 x 1.93 x 0.98 inches
Product Care Instructions	Dishwasher Safe
Special Feature	Portable, Corrosion Resistant, Rust

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Scritto da: Richard Nuckolls

Odd shape

First, I like the handle design of hinge, notch, and sliding lock. It's sturdy. The tines aren't long or pointed enough for a good skewering, but they do work on meat. The spoon sides work for scraping a pot. But there's something off on the spoon shape; it's too deep but not broad enough to get your upper lip into, so it feel uncomfortable to eat with. But I'm OK with licking so I'll toss it in with my aluminum camp pot.

Scritto da: Hawk eye

Handy for a lunch box/bag too!

I am very much an indoorsy type, so I have no need of this foldable spork in the context of camping or picnicking. However, I work full time and take my lunch to work with me. In the first few years of my job at my current employer, food was taken from my lunch box, so I quit taking silverware since I didn't want it to be stolen and just packed plasticware. I've since gotten an office job in a fairly quiet cubicle that hardly anyone visits, so I have a much lower concern of my items being stolen. I happened to come across this spork and thought it was brilliant. It wouldn't take up much space in my lunch bag, it wouldn't be as prone to bending as a silverware spoon or fork, and it would be easy to clean! I am happy to report this spork excels at all of the factors listed above. I can toss this in my lunch bag, sit down to lunch and eat my main lunch course, which can be items like a TV dinner, cup of rice or noodles, or packet of tuna, then eat side items like a fruit cup, yogurt, or for a treat, pudding. While the spork obviously doesn't work as well as a dedicated fork and can be a tiny bit of a squeeze in some fruit cups, it still works well and is much more direct (and less wasteful) than having a stash of plasticware! Once I get home, a quick rinse, dab of dish soap, scrub and one more quick rinse followed by a dry-off, and this spork is ready for the next day! While the wire frame handle may feel a tad unorthodox, it lends further durability to this spork. I can honestly say that if I were to stand on a freeway overpass and drop this spork onto the freeway and let traffic run over it for a while, I feel confident that I could just retrieve the spork, clean it off really well, and keep on using it! I am contemplating getting another one of these sporks, just to have a backup on hand in case I forget to clean mine or if it gets lost! So again, I may not be able to rate this spork's usage with regards to camping or picnicking, but I can say with absolute certainty that it works wonderfully as a lunch box or bag utensil!

Scritto da: E. Whitney

Great little travel utensil

Comes in a cute little travel bag and is perfect to use in a lunchbox! Cleans easily by hand and in the dishwasher. When it unfolds the handle is more like a wire instead of solid which feels a bit weird to hold but it still functions completely fine. The hinge locks in place easily and won't accidentally close when you are trying to eat.

Scritto da: Paul Stuart

S'mostly titanium spork

Disclosure: i already have an all titanium spork. But this is my first folding titanium spork. Only its not all titanium. Its only half titanium. The folding portion is actually a stainless steel wire form. I'm going to hope its a good stainless like 18-8 or 316 so it doesn't eventually rust and stain the titanium. The shape of the spork itself is a bit off. Its not as concave as one would want for stew or soup and the tines aren't sharp enough to stab apples or potatoes. I suppose this could be considered a 5-star compromise. All in all, i do like it and will use it. I am going to keep it at work in my cube next to my titanium chopsticks.

Scritto da: gearhunter

Okay Lightweight Titanium Spork

So this spork functions as a spork just fine. It is fairly easy to hold and eat with. Also, it is very light, so it would be good for backpacking, and it weathered very well in the dishwasher, so no issues there. My only concerns were that the hook is a bit hard to lock and unlock for the folding function, but it did get easier with some use and now seems fine. Just we aware that there might be a little break in period if you get this. Lastly, the titanium part of this is for weight reduction, but does not mean this spork is indestructible. You can and will bend the spork in the titanium if you pry too hard or just bend it with your fingers. So, keep in mind that the use of these is primarily for weight reduction and ability to withstand heat. But, overall, I'm happy to have it and think with some minimal care it will last me a long time.

Scritto da: theblackknight

Nice and light weight

This spork will be great for backpacking! It's incredibly light weight thanks to the use of titanium. It's portable since it folds up but it's also a lot larger than some other backpacking utensils since it unfolds. Using this is far nicer than some other backpacking options since it's closer to using a full size utensil than trying to get your hand to hold a tiny handle without getting a hand cramp. I'm not sure about the cloth sack though - it's incredibly soft and has a good cinch but I'm pretty sure if I ever got it dirty with food it would never come clean. I'd rather use the case for sunglasses (sadly it's not big enough) than for my spork. Overall, this is a nice backpacking or camping utensil - light weight and a good size while still being portable.

Scritto da: James Grimm

Utensils in your pocket

I'm always ready for a meal. The spork comes with a nice looking bag for carrying it. It's a nice cloth bag that I really can't see sticking a dirty or wet spork into but it's a nice little extra that costs them little. It doesn't take much pressure for the spork to fold up on you while you are eating. It would have been nice to incorporate a lock to prevent accidental folding.

Scritto da: Dave McCallister

Inexpensive titanium spork

It's a good lightweight spork for the price. The spork itself is .60 ounces and the bag it comes with weighs .25 ounce. Like most folding sporks, while it will fit into small cooking pots, the curvature when folded may limit placing your other items in the pot. I bent the end of the handle so it is more along the curve of the spoon.