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Brunton MY-Ti Spork - 2007 BCS
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The Brunton My-Ti Spork is a fork, spoon, and bottle opener squashed into one utensil. Made from super strong titanium, the My-Ti won't make your food taste like metal, and is incredibly lightweight. In fact, Brunton's My-Ti Spork weighs only slightly more than half an ounce.
Bottom Line: Simplify your life—leave your fork and spoon at home and take the Brunton My-Ti Spork on your next camping trip.
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Stoked!
By:
Jeremy Jones
April 10, 2009
The key to camping is a good spork. This is the best one I have ever had.
It's a Spork, come on...
By:
Josh
July 9, 2009
Love this thing. You can often find one stashed in my backpack in the event a barbecue breaks out and of course it has a permanent place in my backpack when camping or hiking. Very strong, light and sharp teeth. Highly recommend.
6 and a half inches
By: Donald Schmit
February 18, 2010
Bottle opener
By: noah.pendl2260493
June 7, 2009
No clip/opener
By:
kalibr20031704115
April 29, 2010
Spork looks great, haven't had a chance to use it yet. The one I received didn't have the bottle opener and when I contacted BC.com about this I was told they didn't have any of those in stock. Polished end makes eating a pleasure, it only got 4 stars because it didn't have the awesome bottle opener built in.
The picture does not show a bottle opener on the spork. Is the
The picture does not show a bottle opener on the spork. Is the picture correct or are you selling the spork that also features a bottle opener?
By: ESA Traveler
May 4, 2009
definitely an older picture. The new one has a clip type thing on it that can be used as a bottle opener
By: Josh
July 9, 2009
Speaking with an online Gear Head, there is a bottle opener and the image is old and needs to be updated for the item.
By: spa2480179
May 14, 2009
I think the bottle opener is more like a built-in carabiner type of deal like the following pic... did they took the feature out for maybe a stronger overall handle?
https://www.expeditionexchange.com/cutlery/brunton005%20007.
By: SN0WT0WN
May 7, 2009
Someone correct me if i am wrong, but i believe the opener "hook" is under the handle. They just didn't show it in the picture.
By: Bryan Vernetson
May 4, 2009
Sporktastik
By:
David Cleary
January 14, 2010
light, powerful, opens the fat tire. can't ask for more.
Excellent Product
By:
spa2480179
July 6, 2009
This is the only silverware you need on the trail as its light and durable. I used this in conjunction with a Jet Boil and it worked quite well backpacking 54 miles through Harriman State Park in NY. Glad I bought a few of these - one for the car in case of emergencies and one for work.
The image provided with this product is incorrect as it *does* come with the builtin bottle opener.
is this ok to use on teflon if not what do you have that is coated
is this ok to use on teflon if not what do you have that is coated in a spork?
By: mark ginn
December 17, 2008
I have used it with my jetboil a bunch keeping in mind that I could scratch the pan. So I never really scrape hard or enough to scratch the surface. It will for sure scratch teflon or coated cookware. The teeth are sharp and metal. check out this one from MSR it is plastic and folds up MSR Spork Item #CAS0548
By: Josh
July 9, 2009
Would definitely not recommend it for teflon. I used a titanium spork with my Jetboil which has a nonstick coating and it got pretty well scratched up. Stick to plastic utensils for stirring. MSR and others have some great options.
By: Erica Carley
December 17, 2008
I like it alot
By:
ESA Traveler
June 23, 2009
Its a spork made out of titanium so what's not to like. A nylon spork would do the job but it wouldn't be as cool.
away with the plastic spoons.
By:
salle
June 16, 2009
After breaking a dozen plastic backpacking spoons while stirring noodles. I broke down and purchased three of these and LOVE them, I recommend them to everybody, they are so sturdy, light and last sooooo much longer than plastic. So skip buying plastic and just upgrade now...you will be so glad you did!
Brunton My-Ti Spork rules
By:
the_neub
August 21, 2008
Super light, super tough, nicely polished sporky end. Super utensil
Sturdy
By:
MagicLantern
July 24, 2007
I thought sporks went out of style in the fifth grade, but I was wrong. They re-created the classic in nearly indestructible titanium.
If you like sporks, this beats the plastic or metal ones any day.
Change me.
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