MSR Titan Titanium Tool Spoon

Innovative idea from MSR. Lightweight & useful spoon/stove tool combination. I've used the stove tool much more than I initially thought I would.

Titanium, in my experience, does not conduct heat nearly as fast as aluminum or steel. Because of this, I rely on this spoon when snow camping to spoon snow into my pot for melting. Unlike steel spoons, it does not stick to my hands. Unlike plastic spoons, it is very strong and will not break in the ice. For warmer conditions, it does not require a mitt or glove to handle when stirring hot liquids. The spoons are very expensive, but I have several and use them often. As for the Better Stove comment from another user, I have 3 MSR X&GK stoves, one I've had for 25 years and never has one failed. Perhaps he/she has the firefly or wisper or newer dragonfly. I've never used those but the GK & XGK series are fantastic and should not have been discontinued. A buddy of mine just gave me a conventional coleman (green box with 2 burners) and I tried it out last weekend. What a piece of shit...I'm gonna tear out the stove guts and use the box for a windscreen for my XGK.

LIGHT, but so is the pocket book after the deal. The tool is nice if you operate MSR Stoves. I like the LONG

'Cause folks have been trying to steal mine for years. Great spoon, lightweight, yet big enough to shove in those calories. When I replaced my MSR stove with a jet boil the end of the spoon got the wrench ground off smooth (it tended to get caught in places.)

Lightweight and cool. Unfortunately my MSR stove runs flawlessy atm, but I really look forward to the day when I can use the other end of this cool spoon-tool.

Not only does this spoon deliver the blessed backcountry food to my mouth but it fixes my stove too. Ever wonder where you left your stove repair kit? with this spoon just think about how hungry you are and how you will deliver the food to your mouth, and you'll realize your repair kit is on your spoon.
I have used this spoon so many times in the backcountry to fix my stove. I love this spoon. I lost it for about an hour and nearly had a myocardial infarction.

what do you need a 15$ titanium spoon for. get you self a cheap plastic one thats just as durable.

if the stove were better then you wouldn't need to use the spoon as a tool so often--nice spoon, but msr needs to make a better stove where you don't need such a spoon--