Snow Peak Colored Titanium Spork

I lost my first spork, so I purchased another of these. It's lightweight, pretty, and sturdy. Will sometimes dry with color spots. Color will be removed if you put it through the dishwasher.

Use on an overnight hiking trip. Worked great

Light, nice color, and does the job. Sometimes dries with odd color spots?

Nice lightweight spork to use in any conditions. Great addition to any meal.

Super light being Titanium. Handle is a little thin, but to save weight I get it. Works great for what it is, a Spork!

Surprisingly the fork part works better than I thought it would. The Sea to Summit one had a little longer handle but this is light weight and worth the money.

This spork is perfect for those of you who demand a more supple feel from your eating utensils that stainless steel or plastic can't provide. Expect nods of approval from other titanium spork owners.

This spork is awesome! It's a fun color and the color doesn't come off or fade. You can even cook your brat over the flame with it! This is the all around perfect tool for an outdoor adventure!

I don't know how it's possible to be so excited about something as simple as a spork, but this is my favorite utensil. I own both the blue and the green. The titanium is durable and lightweight. The colors are so pretty, and great for remembering whose spork belongs to who! I keep one for myself and lend the other one to my boyfriend on backpacking and camping trips. It's perfect for scraping up every last bit of chili. I love you, spork!

After breaking many, many, plastic sporks while backpacking, I finally converted to the titanium, and I couldn't be happier about this choice! I especially love the colors, they make it so much easier to find in your pack (or your car), and way easier to identify which spork belongs to which camper, cutting down on transferring germs. We used to use nail polish to identify everyone's gray sporks, but this is way better because the color is way more noticeable and hasn't chipped off!

I will never eat with any other utensil.

I got this duder for backpacking but have found myself eating with it at literally every opportunity (especially helpful when all of the spoons go missing from your apartment).

It's simply the perfect thing: super light, colorful so you won't lose it in the tundra (or your car), and just has a great feel! I promptly have ordered more.

I eat with this spork everyday at work and I have a pair in my camping gear. Great all in one utensil.

It's a nice, light, titanium spork! Better than plastic. What else can you say. I've had a bunch. I like this particular one the best. You can order nice bright colors.... Ok, that all a can say about a spork.

This spork is awesome! I will say the colored ones seem to lose their color after some use but.. that is fine. They are super sturdy and have held up really well. I have a couple of them and haven't had any issues. great for camping or backpacking! They might be a bit too short for the dry meal bags but that's what napkins were invented for right?

I got a different color for each kids and these work great.

Best spork I have owned. I take this camping, to work, and it even made a trip with me to Spain where I used it to eat avocados on the Crag. Just don't stick it in the dishwasher - it will make some of the color come off. :(

This will be my third one only because I lost the first one and the second got stolen. Guess someone else will enjoy this awesome spork .

Anyways, bought one for my boyfriend as well because he complained a lot about the spork he had. This spork is super light and durable!!!! The color does not rub off easy and they are super cute colors. The little hole in the end is pretty great to clip on to things. I take this spork to work most of the time when I bring my lunch.

This is a great gift for anyone!

This spork is indestructible. I bought one in each color for my friends and me, we are now the Indestructible Spork League. We are taking applications for new members.

Have you ever eaten with a spork while camping and it broke, bent or otherwise imploded?? Not with this bad boy! This titanium spork can take some abuse. What else can you ask for in a camping food delivery system?

Snow Peak is kind of like the Arcteryx of camp kitchens. You overpay, and usually feel like it was worthwhile.

$10 for a spork? What's $10 these days ... not much. So, I got a purple one and a green one.

The finish is kind of like a powder coat texture; there's a little grit to it. The size is is more tea spoon than table spoon. If there was a bigger size I'd have gotten it over this size because I eat lots and like to put max food in my pie hole, and I'm super lazy, so I don't want to have to raise my arm any more than absolutely necessary. The tines are appropriately sized, but you couldn't stab very far into a piece of sous vide muskrat that you caught in your deadfall trap. So, I think it's more spoon than fork, but that point could be argued til the end of time. The weight is so minuscule that when I put a spork on a digi scale the read-out went negative. The hole in the handle could be useful if you want to put a loop of cord through it. Not sure why you'd want to do that, but still.

The Snow Peak spork gets 4 of 5 stars because I'd like to see a larger size with longer tines.