It get's the job done, but...

By Tyler Olander Ranked #16 - Cookware December 8, 2008

This backcountry spork won't disappoint you. It's durable and won't crack like some really cheap plastic utensils out there. However, when preference comes into play, this spork didn't really hold up. The non-metallic properties started to wear away, and things stick much easier to it when cleaning comes around. You can get cheaper separate utinsils made of lexan that will remedy these problems of preference. If you can't seem to spare the extra gram or two,however, this spork will be fine.

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