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The last bite of a tasty meal in the backcountry goes to whoever can reach it in the bottom of the pouch. That lucky person could be you with the long Stoic Ti Spoon. Weighing in at a half-ounce 8.5-inches long, this featherlight utensil stirs big hot pots and scrapes the bottom of dinner pouches clean.

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5 5

Justin King

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Spoon showed up this morning and was everything I was expecting. I especially like how long the spoon is (see pictures below). It is the perfect length for the freeze dried meals (i.e. Backpacker Pantry, etc) and is super lightweight. Also, there is just the right amount of bend on the spoon. Highly recommend

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5 5

Daniel Barroso

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I purchased this spoon because I was sick of getting food on my hands by using a smaller spoon when eating dehydrated food packets. Now, I can scrape the bottom of the packet worry-free.
It's incredibly light, versatile, durable, and a good value. If you're looking for an all-purpose spoon at a great price, look no further.

4 5

citationx2203213

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Wow, what a great spoon. It has a long handle, has a deep spoony-diggy bit, and man, I don't often eat those freeze drieds but let me tell you - does it ever take the top 3mm of crud off my soup! This thing really is sensational for getting bits right off the very top of your soup bowl or stirring tea! Such a functional spoon! I never knew such a simple design could be so life changing!!

5 5

HikesWithDogs

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At first I thought it was stupid to bring such a long spoon on a backpacking trip, but I'm now a convert. It's perfect for getting to the bottom of the dehydrated food packs and doubles as a nice utensil to stir food when cooking. And it's super light!

5 5

richard davis

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If you don't pack solo you will soon lose your spoon. it gets to the bottom but your hand stays clean.this will be your down fall and your pack buddy will have to try your spoon. now what do you eat with a small spoon/fork that sucks. get two let them try it then tell them to get there own spoon.

5 5

Kent

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I bought one of these along with the Stoic 3 piece set...the set is yet to be used and I probably won't take it next time! The long spoon handles everything from stirring pots (without frying your fingers) to digging food out of bags and stirring a cup of coffee. Brilliant design.

4 5

iwittness

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Bought this a week ago-I think I made a wise choice. I'll be testing it out next week. Light, strong, and long.

Utensil Size

John Langer

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For Size Comparison L to R: Standard Kitchen Fork, Stoic Ti 3-Piece Set, Stoic Ti Long Spoon

5 5

marp236930

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If you eat freeze dried meals at all GET ONE! It won't fit in your mess kit but more than likely your wearing a pack with plenty of places to stash it.

4 5

Lexi D.

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

My boyfriend put 10 of these on his Christmas list. He simply loves them. I thought that was excessive, so I purchased 6. He was still excited.

Loves the feel of them, super lightweight and a nice shape to them. He also likes that you can dig deeeeeep into those freeze dried backpacking meals. He likes them best for normal kitchen use (yeah, really fancy), couldn't really say why, but he's a major fan.

stop199694

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Exactly one reason to have "one"... 10 of them? He has a lot of friends! Ditto the freeze-dried package comment, and I up you one with the fact that they are so light weight! Yeah!

4 5

greg

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I like the fact that its long length works well for eating out of the freeze dried food bags. How many times I cussed when trying to use my MSR ti spoon and had to put my hand the majority of the way inside the bag.

4 5

Dave

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I also bought for eating food out of freeze dried pouches. Does a good job at this and easily reaches the corners. Pretty light and very durable.
Gets the job done.

3 5

Dave Marcus

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I'm usually pretty jazzed about Stoic products. They manage to put some pretty good tech into products without charging an arm and a leg. With that in mind, I guess my expectations were higher than the should have been for the Stoic Ti Spoon.

For one, how in the world did they manage to make a Ti spoon so heavy?? I have a similarly-sized Sea to Summit aluminum spoon that weighs less. My bamboo spoon weighs less. 5 grams may seem insignificant, but it adds up. That said, it did weigh less than advertised by a little over a gram.

Other than that, I can't really complain. It's a spoon that scoops things up and is long enough to reach into the deepest recesses of dehydrated meal bags. It's cheap. It doesn't weigh all that much. I just expected more.

Charles

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"For one, how in the world did they manage to make a Ti spoon so heavy?? I have a similarly-sized Sea to Summit aluminum spoon that weighs less."
Your aluminum spoon weighs less because aluminum weighs less. Ti is lightweight, but is not lighter than aluminum when the volumn of metal content is the same. Ti will not rust, pit, corrode, or add bad flavor to food. While aluminum will not rust, it will corrde, pit, and sometimes add off flavors.

Comparing Ti to aluminum or bamboo is like comparing apples to oranges or bananas. They are all fruit, but have different properties. You may have a spoon out of Ti, Aluminum, and bamboo... but the reasons behind each is different.

BTW: Aluminum must be much thicker to have the same strength as Ti.

Dave Marcus

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Thanks for your response. I understand that, atom for atom, Ti has almost twice the mass of Al. I just didn't expect to find a measurable difference between the two in such a small piece of metal.

5 5

John Langer

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I've been looking for a spoon like this for awhile! I also use it mostly for Mountain House and GRE meals, and it's perfect for digging those last bites out of the bag without getting your hands covered in re-hydrated food. Nice, light and durable!

5 5

bud5521395

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Hey, it's a spoon! Super light, reaches down nicely into the bottom of those freeze-dried food packs. It does the trick!

5 5

redp96411

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I bought this long spoon to reach into the depths of my quart sized freezer bag meal...gets the job done, lightweight and just the right spoon size...

5 5

barp33402

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The polished spoon end makes it a lot better than the others. The price is right also.

5 5

Jamie Fitzpatrick

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this is the best spoon you can have if your planning on bringing dried food. will fit into ever corner of the premade bags. cleans up super easy. and is stronger then i thought it would be for being this light. get one!

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