TOAKS Titanium Long Handle Spork with Polished Bowl

As advertised - lightweight and strong. Nice carrying bag as well!

This is great for cooking or getting to the bottom of a MRE/Mountain House bag. Great bit of kit for weight conscious backpackers. And goes great with the spoon also by Toaks.

Ive been using the Light My Fire Spork for years. I love them. Light, small, and easy to clean... but not always good for a clean hand. So I decided to try a long handle spork to see if I would like it, or feel annoyed because there was to much handle. AND..... I love it. Im stoked I picked one up. Ive not taken it camping or backpacking yet, but Ive been using it at work (testing some cold soak recipes for next summer), and Ive tossed it in a few different bags. No bends or damage. I know some people hate stuff sacks, but I like that this spork comes with an orange one. I can easily see it if I am using a bag with a black liner. Totally stoked on this spork, Ill be picking up two more (wife and kid) before our next trip.

Accept the hype. If youre backpacking, this works perfectly. Saves unnecessary weight, inexpensive, very durable, the long handle helps keep dirt out of your food and keeps food off your hands and from falling on the ground. Dont over think this part of your kit. Youll be completely happy you bought it.

Pro: Good Spork! Smooth helps eating and cleaning Con: Sporks (not just this one) bad for eating out of Mountain House/freeze dried/et al bags So no diss on this but decided to stick with their equivalent spoon for nearly strictly eating out of freeze dried food pouches.

I personally love these for camping and they are dishwasher safe. They are very light and long enough to get down into those dehydrated meal bags. Fit easily into most mess kits and are dishwasher safe. My scout son tossed his mess kit in the dishwasher after a camping trip and his old coated aluminum spoon was suddenly worthless. Much less to worry about this titanium spoon! Well worth it!

These are the perfect length and shape for eating out of freeze dried camping food bags like Mountain House and Backpackers Pantry. You eat straight out of the bag after adding hot water and waiting for it to cook, and that saves you from having to dirty a pot to eat out of. This was my brothers sole eating utensil for his hike of the entire Continental Divide Trail, and he swears by it!

Super light weight. Really gets down there in my backpacking meals.

Its a spoon/fork but I must tell ya, I love it! Especially the length, easy/comfortable to handle, you also get a nice portion of food ready for consumption!

This spork is fine but the shape is a little awkward in the mouth. The tines are pretty blunt which isnt very useful. It works for what we need it for but it could use some small design tweaks in my opinion.