TiTo Titanium Long Handle Spork and Spoon Eco-Friendly Ultralight Portabale Flatware for Outdoor Camping Backpacking Hiking Travel Picnic Tableware with Bag(Spork)

This is legit my favorite camping spork! Super light weight and easy to clean! Comes in handy for backpacking because of the length that helps mix the food in the pots without getting my fingers dirty. Definitely functional, great quality and easy to use.

Great, cheap long handled spork. Comes in a soft sleeve for protection. Weighs next to nothing. Awesome for reaching into those Mountain House backpacking meal bags without getting your fingers dirty. The only downside is if you're eating a soup or rice meal... The spaces between the fork part might make it hard to get all of the food out of the bag. Minor issue for me though because I stick to larger noodles.

Getting back into hiking again after 20 years of not hiking... I had an older, short handled titanium spoon, from "the good old days" of hiking, so I thought I was covered... Nope! When using the freeze dried foods of today, (you know, the one you add scalding water to heat up), you have to stick most of your hand in the bag to get a spoonful of food. This results in you getting food all over your hand no matter how you scrunch the bag up. Not fun when water is at a premium as it is on a long hike. So I ordered one of these long handled spoons... What a difference, now I can eat my meal without needing to clean up. The spoon is very, very light weight, (it is after all-- titanium), and easy to handle. It even comes with a little tiny little ditty bag just the right size for the spoon to fit in, perfect for teh OCD hiker in you! As to how it functions-- well, it's a spoon, it gets food to my mouth, without scattering my meal, or forcing me to stick my hand INTO the bag of food. If you want to stay clean while hiking, order it now, you won't be sorry!

I use this more than I probably should. It's long handled, so works great for camping. It's excellent value for the money. I am not very nice to this item, but it still holds up. I even bent it slightly - and it straightened out just fine.

Good utensil. Very light. Feels slightly flimsy and perhaps easy to bend. Long enough to keep you from burning your hands.

Seems sturdy for what it is and definitely light. Can get to the bottom of the food pouch and keep fingers clean now

I like the length of this little spork! It's perfect for getting to the bottom of my little cook pot. And it is very lightweight and very durable so it is perfect for long distance hiking!

It's extremely light. It's long enough to fish food out of one of the taller dehydrated meal bags without having to stick my hand in the dinner. It's short enough to fit comfortably in the small Bear Vault. What's not to love?The finish is smooth with no sharp edges or burrs. It's easy to clean on trips, and it has so far survived the dishwasher when I get home. I like that the shape does not bring anything sharp in contact with my mouth, though that means the tines are too short and broad to spear anything very heavy. The very thin metal looks flimsy, but the material and the slightly ridged handle design have helped it survive unbent in my overstuffed backpack.Exactly what I wanted.