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If you count ounces when you backpack, get the Brunton My-Ti Titanium Flatware, which is extremely lightweight and incredibly strong. This three-piece set of eating utensils weighs a mere 1.7 ounces—the lightest set on earth, according to Brunton. Plus, titanium won't rust like other metals do and won't melt like your plastic spoon did. Linked with an easy-to-open ring, these utensils come in a clear plastic tube for easy storage in your pack or gear closet. Brunton sandblasted this flatware for smooth, comfortable handles and eating surfaces. When you eat with you're My-Ti Flatwear, you won't get a metallic flavor with your backcountry breakfast.
Bottom Line: Shave a few ounces from your pack—go with My-Ti Titanium Flatware from Brunton.
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By:
Jeremy Jones
September 25, 2009
Easy to use, solid and simple kit. Spent a month with this set up on the glacier and it held up great.
Does the job and it is cheaper than most other full sets
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bri3236815
June 23, 2011
Very lightweight. No complaints, although the butter knife I never seem to use. I probably will not be packing it anymore for hiking. Otherwise, it is a great product. Would be nice if it had a small sheath to keep everything together.
Freakin' Awesome
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Angus Bohanon
October 26, 2008
Wanna hear a joke? Sporks. Seriously, they don't poke stuff very well and the spoon part has jaggedy leaks in the edge. They neither fork nor spoon proficiently. Well with this, you can afford to take both spoon and fork because they're made of titanium, the coolest material on earth. It doesn't bend, it doesn't melt, it doesn't rust, it's really light (about half the weight of steel), it's awesome. And all the ladies love it. Plus the knife will keep its edge for waaay longer than a steel edge. The case is a little weird, but just don't bring it. Easy enough. Seriously, if you want a flatware set that will get the job done, do it well, and keep doing it for longer than your lifetime, this is it.
Great Utensils
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Steve Tibbitts
August 12, 2008
This is a great great set. I prefer a little more than a spork and this set is perfect. Very light, durable, no nasty taste or texture. Just a really good set!
Makes food tast better!!!
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Joe Logan
September 9, 2009
This flatware is just awesome! It's scary how light it is, and it's really strong. What more do you need to know? Just buy it!
Brunton My-TI Flatware
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Bajadreamers
August 13, 2010
What is there to say. Amazingly light, study, and comfortable to the hand. Just great for backpacking in the high country.
All together
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Art K
November 27, 2007
Very nice set. Easy to use together or separate units for individual use. Carabiner should be tack welded to a utensil so it is not lost.
Totally sweet
By:
Chad Thornley
October 8, 2008
This setup is perfect for going light. All the necessities are here in a fork, knife and spoon, because personally I am one of those people that hates using a spork. As mentioned, the case is pretty ridiculous, but just leave it behind and volia...
Great silverware
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Michael Sherwood
May 7, 2008
This is a great set for those who want to go light but don't like just using a spork. I have this set and it is very light. It is also very durable.
Change me.
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Easy to use, solid and simple kit. Spent a month with this set up on the glacier and it held up great. more...
Does the job and it is cheaper than most other full sets
Very lightweight. No complaints, although the butter knife I never seem to use. I probably will not be packing it anymore for hiking. Otherwise, it is more...