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GSI Outdoors Spoon
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Don’t scoop your camp dinner with a cheap plastic spoon that will fill up the landfill. Use the GSI Outdoor Spoon. Made of Acetal, this durable reusable spoon is made by the camp masters, so you know it’ll be in you family for a while.
Bottom Line: We’d like to be spooned by GSI.
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Sturdy, a friend you can abuse
By:
jod4658845
January 20, 2012
I like this spoon--enough to take it on my AT hike last year. It was great. Takes a beating, cleans up easily with a lick or a rinse, and packs easily. As for being shallow, how many people really eat soup when they're hiking? You'd starve to death eatin' soup on the AT! It's great for everything else that you eat or mix on the trail.
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By:
Patrick R. Burke
November 13, 2011
As others said kinda shallow but will work for dehydrated meals and such
Not even worth my 58 cents
By:
Kyle Lyons
March 29, 2010
Not even worth my 58 cents. I dont even know if its a spoon more like a flat spatula and its weak.
not my favorite
By:
A C
August 4, 2009
Probably perfect for jello but otherwise the spoon is rather shallow and can't scoop up much soup. Its also a bit too long to fit in my pot.
1 Comment Last Comment: August 30, 2009 by: SON3215707
By: SON3215707
August 30, 2009
I used this spoon for backpack. It is very flexable for putting into my backpack, without being worried about pinch my packs. It is good for rice, small cut vegs and pancake, but it is a little shallow and smooth so that sometimes it is a little difficult to hold the food. However, it is worth this price.
Teaspoon vs Soupspoon
By:
Buck
December 5, 2009
I have a soupspoon size spoon of like material from GSI. I went to buy a few more but only found these ones. I purchased a fork and spoon not expecting to like the spoon and I was right. As was noted, it is better than a throw away but I really want the soup spoon size as opposed to the teaspoon size.
Anyone know where I can get the larger spoon?
Thanks, Buck
cmabuck@hotmail.com
eating at the kids table?
By:
Re Wikstrom
September 14, 2009
This spoon has the feel of a kid spoon to me. Not that it is small, but the way kid spoons have that extra coating of plastic and are shallow (as other reviewers noted). On the plus side it nests nicely with the matching fork, but on the down side, it's not the most comfortable to eat with. Better than a throw-away plastic spoon, and gets the job done, but not the first spoon I would reach for. It looks like a normal shape in the picture, but the angle of the photo is a little deceiving I think.
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Sturdy, a friend you can abuse
I like this spoon--enough to take it on my AT hike last year. It was great. Takes a beating, cleans up easily with a lick or a rinse, and packs easily. more...
- Material:
- acetal
- Set Contents:
- 1 spoon
- Utensil Weight:
- 14 g
- Recommended Use:
- camping, picnics, reunions
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- lifetime