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MSR Alpine Spork
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Maintain your ultralight ethic without eating like a caveman thanks to the MSR Spork. This collapsible combo utensil stabs pasta, scoops soup, and spread peanut butter like nobody’s business, all for less than a single ounce.
Bottom Line: One utensil to rule them all.
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Length is a Plus
By:
Kevin Brown
July 15, 2010
When I bought this folding spork I was a little bummed about the length. The minimalist in me said that I could still eat with this spork if I just broke off the folding part.
It was a little later that the I realized this length is there for a very good reason. This length is a must for digging into mountain house meals or any other kind of bagged food that requires a utensil.
I also like the fact that is plastic. I have a non-stick coated mess kit, so in the event that I am eating directly out of the pot I don't have to worry about scratching up the coating.
Immediately Broke
By:
whi2877695
February 16, 2012
Took it right out the package, opened it once, closed it, and the hinge broke. I think I'm going for a metal spork.
how long folded and un folded is this spork
how long folded and un folded is this spork
By: Eric Balza
January 13, 2010
The exact answer is given by dti, but I wanted to add that this is a great length for digging into those deep mountain house bags, while still folding down to a good size to throw in a mess kit with your stove and canister.
By: Kevin Brown
July 15, 2010
closed it is about 4.5 inches or 11.5 cm. unfolded it is about 8.5 inches or 21 cm
By: dti3458337
February 6, 2010
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By:
twf3462255
December 29, 2009
This was a great purchase. This spork worked great with the dehydrated meals. The extra length allowed me to eat my meals without getting my hands or gloves covered in food from the dehydrated food containers.
I would agree with Geoff, if its not specifically on their list, its probably ok--though ultimately its up to the Agents checking your carry-ons.
Hypothetically, note I am not recommending this :D -- you could just stick it in your pocket and walk through the metal detector. This has no metal in it, and as long as you aren't wearing skinny jeans, they would never know the difference.
By: Lyric Rosatti
December 17, 2009
I don't see sporks on the TSA's prohibited items list and I doubt this is much sharper than your average butter knife (which are allowed). I think you'll be ok.
By: Geoffrey Buck
December 17, 2009
Beautiful in it's simplicity
By:
Chris Bell
July 19, 2011
This spork does exactly what it is supposed to do. Its light. Short enough when closed for packing. Long enough when opened for those harder to reach meals. Locks tight without collapsing. The plastic doesn't harm my cookware. I am interested to see how durable the plastic is, as well as how well the locking mechanism holds up, after many uses. But the price is right and it does its job perfectly. You won't regret picking this spork up.
Nice spork.
By:
Chris DuRoss
January 14, 2010
Nice design: nice size for packing, length is good and it snaps firmly in place when unfolded. It's cheap. The only downside is that it's plastic and could break.
Works Well
By:
ahb2576563
July 3, 2011
Works great. The handles are nice and long. It's easy to reach in a freeze dried bag. My only complaint is the price. It's just a fancy piece of plastic. Why did the Flex 4 system not come with these by default? Drop the price or include them and I'd give this spork 4 stars.
Rock Solid
By:
Refreshing
January 27, 2011
Wow do I love this spork. The things that I like: It is very light, it is longer than any other backpacking utensil that I have owned, it folds up to fit into my cooking pot, the locking mechanism is bomber and holds tightly. The things that I don't like: nothing, I have no idea how they could make this spork better. The price is great too, I highly recommend it.
Good spork
By:
fri3832092
May 28, 2010
Puts food in my mouth, like the long handle for digging tuna from a pouch, locks into place without collapsing
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Length is a Plus
When I bought this folding spork I was a little bummed about the length. The minimalist in me said that I could still eat with this spork if I just broke more...
Immediately Broke
Took it right out the package, opened it once, closed it, and the hinge broke. I think I'm going for a metal spork. more...
- Material:
- Polypropylene
- Weight:
- .5oz (14g)
- Recommended Use:
- Backpacking, camping, alpine climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime