GSI Outdoors Piranha Foon - 2007 BCS

Who ever thought you could get excited about a spoon, fork, spork, or a foon?? Well I didn't, until I received the Piranha. My girlfriend got annoyed when I tried to show it to her, she didn't seem to be able to its beautiful simplicity as I do. The foon is surprisingly lightweight and durable. The clip is nice, as well as the very left and right prongs are shaped like barbs on a fishhook, even grabs onto a piece of steak with ease! The best part is it being made of the Halulite which does not conduct heat, so no worries of burning your mouth after being in a hot soup like with your metal utensils. For under 2 bucks its a steal!

Like Dustin said, kind of an odd thing to get excited about but this really is a great utensil.
I like the lexan as opposed to a titanium spork because it prevents scratching your cookware.
Honestly one of my favorite things are the tines, they are long enough i can scoop the noodles out of my ramen, but not so long that the spoon effectively becomes a sieve. It's perfect!! Also i love the clip!!!

This is extremely strong and light, durable and heat resistant. It works for spooning up those big bites of food, and if you need a fork, it handles that job like a champ as well. I have used this for 3 seasons now, and I would use nothing else. And the clip on the handle is great for drying when you are moving camp sites or to clip that to your cook set so you don't loose it. If you are tired of packing in those metal utensils that get too hot and seem to bend every time you wash them, get rid of them and get this one!

While I do love my Snow Peak Titanium Silverware (see review), the Foon is my choice when all I'm doing is eating MREs or dehydrated/bag chow. The clip is great to keep it handy for cooking/eating meals on the go (quite a sight heating a meal on the move). While I'm sure I could find a way to break it, it has held up to some pretty rough "normal" use so far with flying colors. It's insanely light, too.

Stiff, reliable and easy to clean. Plus, this doesn't scratch my nonstick pans like a titanium spork would. It works better than a fork IMO, and the spoon is large, IE: works well for soups. I've also had mine for 3+ years and it's bomber. Power to the sporks!