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Like the mutated offspring your silverware would produce in a cartoon, the Light My Fire Serving Spork features traits of a knife, spoon, and fork but is made of heat-resistant copolyester for camping or backpacking. The durable Tritan material won't melt in a pot or scratch non-stick surfaces. At ten-inches long, the large spoon on one end and saw-toothed fork on the other end can be your go-to utensil in the backcountry or while serving up a bowl of greens at home.
Bottom Line: A big spork for serving or serious chow-shoveling.
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Cheap, Breakable
By:
Ethan Frey
November 9, 2011
have had five different sporks and they have all broken in some fashion, either the fork tines break or they break right in the middle, they are brittle all the time and especially of it is cold, they are a cold design but a waste of money and i would not recommend buying one. Sick with an aluminum or ti spork. I now have a crkt eat'n tool and that is much mor compact and useful.
toooo big!
By:
kim_hirai1786309
November 22, 2011
whoa! need to let people know how big this thing is! Not a eating utensil unless you have a XL mouth. It is serving size- approx 9-10 inches long, and the knife portion on the fork side would cut the edges of your lips because its that big! I have 3 others that I got at an outfitter that are same design, only normal size ( 6 inches)so I was fooled by the picture.
Solid utensil
By:
Benjamin Woods
October 4, 2011
Wish it folded like some of my others, but a solid option. Stays in my car-camping gear permanantly.
Change me.
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2011 Model No Longer Available
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Flatware and UtensilsCheap, Breakable
have had five different sporks and they have all broken in some fashion, either the fork tines break or they break right in the middle, they are brittle more...
toooo big!
whoa! need to let people know how big this thing is! Not a eating utensil unless you have a XL mouth. It is serving size- approx 9-10 inches long, and more...
- Material:
- Tritan (copolyester)
- Utensil Weight:
- 31 g
- Recommended Use:
- camping, backpacking, serving spoon, salads