iBasingo Titanium Spork Spoon Fork Knife with Folding Handle Ultralight Dinnerware Utensils for Camping Outdoor Picnic Hiking Travel Home use

Not much to say about a spork other than it works. It folds away nicely it locks up great everything about it screams quality so I'm not sure why the other brands charge so much. I've never owned another brand this is my first titanium spork but I can't see how I could get any better for double or triple the price. I would definitely buy this again. On a side note the depth of the spoon is great and allows for you to get a lot of liquid in it I've noticed on some other brands it's not as deep and kind of ruins having a spoon function.

Haven’t had this long, about a month for a trip to USA and London. Came in useful a couple of times when plastic spoons and forks weren’t getting the job done. This folding spork is durable and lightweight. It is more than sufficient for most times when you need eating utensils.

After coming down from the koolaid, I've also realized the "fork" in a spork is really a gimmick - the teeth are too short and you're just sacrificing the ability to "ladle" soup. So I just switched to using a long-handle spoon and it's great - no more mess digging into the bottom of freeze-dried meals! That said, I can take my TOAKS 650mL titanium pot, nestle a 100g isobutane can, and put my BRS-3000T, a mini Bic lighter, and folding spork (18g) right on top and close the lid with a band around it. So if this is your goal, it technically works!

solid little spork. super light. comes with a little storage sack. has a decent "bowl" to the spoon but not super deep. Very solid when opened.

The item was exactly as depicted. The spork folds easily into its pouch and is compact for your luggage. I put it in my makeup bag to have just in case I have some carry out food while on the road, and I forget to get plasticware. It's nice not to throw away plasticware and create more waste.

The colors chipped off after 1 use. My kids said the sporks didnt work when they tried to eat their peas and pasta during lunchtime at school. It also has a metallic taste. I tried to pack these sporks with my kids lunches, and they didnt want them as they found then not functional at all.

It's a spork. That said, it's good quality. No Bell's and whistles. It's. Not "tactical" It's just a damn good eating utensil. If I lose this one I'll buy another.

Surprised by how heavy. It weighs almost as much as my whole cookpot