SE 4-in-1 Detachable Stainless Steel Utensil Set - Spoon, Fork, Knife, Bottle Opener - 6.5" Length, Compact for Camping, Hiking, Travel - Includes Clear Pouch - KC7043FSK

Whether your a sportsman, a backpacker, tent camper, or whatever. For the price, this is a great gadget to have on hand. Even if just to keep in your vehicle emergency bag with a pack of matches, a bottle of water, and some Instant noodles. If you backpack, a couple of sets are handy. One set for you and an extra in case someone comes along and forgets eating utinsils (and they eventually will).... you've got their back. Plus, easy to clean stainless, and they all lock to each other for easy storage. I know, some are going to say, disposable plastic is the way to go. Light, cheap, and you can get extras free at your local fast food joint if you play your cards right. But hey....this way you are lowering your carbon footprint. Being more green. Plus lets admit it. Isn't it really a pain in the tukas when your dipping into your Backpackers Instant Stroganoff, and your chency plastic spoon breaks??? Get you one of these. They are good to have when you need it.

The quality news is actually pretty amazing and the stainless steel is nice and smooth unlike some cheaper ones I've seen. My only complaint is that the knife is very dull, but to be honest I bought it for the spoon and the fork which work perfectly.

It's exactly what my nephew needs to complete his biscuit.

This set is not bad. Yes the edges of the spoon and fork can be a little sharp, but it's not a real problem. They are fairly sturdy in construction, the fork and knife don't easily bend and the over sized spoon is very nice. My biggest peave is that the knife, although serrated, is not very sharp. For the price this is a decent set to throw in a lunch box or back pack. But you may not want to take them into battle. Or would you?

Compact and affordable

Use for work

good product and built well but there is design flaw. the way they are linked together causes the knife to bend two of the spokes on the fork. the spoon is the base with the fork in the middle and the knife used to lock them into place. its a small flaw and really doesnt matter all that much but it is a bit of a pain to fix the fork all the time. it is surprisingly useful to have. i originally got it to go with my backpacking gear but i use it now with my lunch when im at work. it is a decent product and the utensils are made pretty well. it isnt actually stainless steel as ive used it once and it has some stains on it that arent coming off already.

Handy to include in travel or camping supplies.