– Plastic Spork - Lightweight & Strong All in one Spoon, Fork, Knife Cutlery with Optional Storage Bag ▲ (Army Green, with Storage Bag)

Lovely little article for anyone's pack Loads of colours to choose from and yellow is my fav (easy to spot in woodland too). I typically prefer plastic cutlery as I am a Backcountry backpacker / small time bushcrafter and I use a metal cup/pot to prepare and eat my meals from, and having a metal spoon or spork scrape against a metal container is probably one of the worst things to hear so a plastic spork is perfect. Has the benefits of being Lightweight and easy to clean (pictures above are after a weekend away) and also dosent get hot when preparing meals. The tines are nice and pointed while also being sturdy, so getting a morsel of meat is quite trivial. As expected with a plastic spork is slight bending in the middle but it's not going to break with normal intended use when eating unless you're eating stones and bones (in which case why would an animal be using cutlery). Overall. Good piece and very good price

Absolutely perfect for camping and edc

Bought two sets of these and also two sets of bamboo cutlery for overseas travel/camping. I was surprised to find out how MASSIVE they are. These are well made, sturdy sporks with sharp tines. They have a good quality mesh bag with a sturdy toggle. That said, I was a bit disappointed to find that the bag was mesh, as it won't keep out and dust/fuzz/dirt, so if we end up using these sporks, the bag will probably left behind, as it really doesn't protect the cutlery at all. I say "if" we use these, only because I find them too massive to comfortably use. This spork is just too big to fit in the hand comfortably, as you end up awkwardly trying to grasp a wide spoon at one end, or a wide fork at the other. Makes me feel like a 4 year old, trying to grasp a really huge pencil. I thought maybe my hubby would find them comfortable to use, as he has massive 2XL hands (vs. my medium hands), but he said he finds them awkward as well, as prefers the bamboo cutlery set with a small spoon.

The fork end as a knife serrated edge to it so is great for cutting/sawing things like a bite size slice of meat for your next mouthful, so you don't have to prep your slices of ham the night before if you have them mixed in with salad and fruits in your lunchbox. The spoon is a great size, not sharp. Feels sturdy enough, and is in the side pocket of my rucksack which gets knocked around alot and hasn't broken or looked like any stress fractures in it yet so I'm very pleased with it's quality, usability and convenience. The darker green colour is nice and very subtle, unlike some green coloured items.

Good quality spork, nice and light. Easy to hold and pack away, a word of warning don't leave it in the pan when simmering as it will distort

These sporks are so useful. I had previous ones from a high street kitchen shop who no longer stock them. They are made of a sturdy material and the serrations on the fork edge work well for cutting (within reason). I purchased 4 different colours. They are lightweight end easy to store. Handy to keep in the car/handbag for a work lunch etc etc. I wash them in the top rack of the dishwasher.

Easy to use, good sturdy piece of cutlery.

Fork is a little bit too sharp and pokes into other things in my backpack despite the bag. But functional and easy to use.