TOAKS Titanium Ultralight Spork

Good weight, easy to clean. I paired it with a stanley food jar that didn't come with a utensil and it works great!

I bought this to have a personal eating utensil for my lunch breaks at work and it only took a couple of days of avoiding fast food to pay for itself. If used that way it can be a nice little money saver. As for the product itself, it is very nice. Light weight yet durable, plenty of realestate for a comfortable grip and the bowl is plenty deep for soup. The texture of the bowl, despite being unpolished, is not particularly annoying but may take some getting used to. Well worth the money.

I got two of these at home. Each came in a small orange bag, which is practical if you want to store them in a pack. They are somewhat sized between a tea spoon and a table spoon, but that's all right in the field or camping.The handle has a fold running it's length, akin to a fuller which provides strength so it doesn't bend despite being made of a rather thin sheet of metal.I can recommend this as an eating utensil for camping or even bringing it to work .

These sporks are great. They're so thin and strong that you can use them as a fine blunt cutting edge for things like hard ice cream and cantaloupe and watermelon and cat food. Anything you're going to scoop, they do a way better job. And the titanium isn't heat-conducting the way steel is, so it feels nicer in your mouth. The tines on the spork part aren't so big that it makes it useless as a spoon, but they're deep enough to make it perfect for eating something like a noodle dish. I have NINE of these things in my cutlery drawer at home because I use them constantly. By day's end, they're all the sink.

A spork comes in more handy than you think it would, even for ordinary city travel. It’s there and handy when you need it, and easily disappears in your bag when not in use due to the low weight.Pros:- Very light, and comes in more handy than you’d think.- Comes with a nice mesh carrying case to keep separate in your pack, and keep clean.- The titanium material makes it easy to clean.Cons:- Could be designed to fold and compact down better- Can taste a bit like metal.Full review on Pack Hacker.

I loved how lightweight the product is and multipurpose. It is a spork, and thus far have serves it purpose as both well. I have been using this on the field to use less disposable utensils, and utilize a single utensil for 2-in-1 job. The prongs are sharp enough to poke food, and dip in the spoon does hold the food. A small contingency for some people may be the width of the spoon.Because it is lightweight, it WILL bend with enough force. I have used this to hold on to meat while cutting and it did not bend. So daily use with it has not shown any wear on it. Again, it will obviously bend if you purposely make it bend with your hands. I did this to add a slight curvature to the utensil at the end so it wasn’t so flat. Other than that, it serves its purpose, saves me from using plastics, and can stick with 1 utensil.

This spork is larger than the plastic sporks commonly given in school cafeterias. It is lightweight but sturdy and comes in its own pouch which makes it easier to locate in a backpack or lunchbox. It is of course very easy to clean and a great alternative to those plastic sporks that fill up the landfill or end up in the ocean. Great way to reduce plastic use.

The bowl and tines are fine, but I didn't like the feel of the handle.