CMB Made Knives Titanium 2 in 1 Folding Fork and Spoon Combo Lightweight Camping Utensil, Spork for Backpacking, Hiking, Outdoor Survival Cutlery EDC Tool CMB-E01

Really great. I travel a lot, and have put this to good use in the past 2 months even more often than I expected. The only thing I wish is that the fork could skewer food a bit better. But lightweight, durable, compact, and useful.

It is perfect. So light i thought it was plastic but nope. It is super sturdy and compact as described. Great addition to the kit.

Cannot be opened while on a key ring which is kind of a pain. some sort of integrated split ring in the titanium could get it quickly off a ring and still save some weight.

Perfect for limited space and where lite weight of your gear is essential. Well made, easy opening, and closing. No sharp edges. Good lockup with very little play. Ready for camping, lunch pail, shirt pocket, or throw in the glovebox for whatever roadside adventures you encounter. No storage pouch or sleeve included, but does have a hole for hanging or storing on a carabiner. You will need to remove the carabiner to open and lock the tool in place. One piece, utensils are not meant to be eparated

I eat breakfast, lunch and dinner in my work truck. I travel out of state for work in the renewable energy sector. I eat two of the Kodiak cups for breakfast. Then a yogurt for a mid morning snack. Having to worry about silverware every day got so old I had to figure it out. I found this and it worked great. It is a tad small at first. But after using it I find it’s perfect. Once unfolded, I can stir up my yogurt cup and not touch the pivot point mechanism. I wouldn’t want that getting nasty. When I’m done I wash it off with some bottled water and throw it in my office organizer. And it’s super light weight. And it’s stiff. You are not going to break it. It is real titanium for sure.

I stow this little spork in a pouch in my purse, and can’t believe how many times it has already come in handy - and helped me avoid single-use plastic utensils. True, the spoon wouldn’t be my first choice for enjoying soup, but it’s fine for yogurt I keep a titanium Light My Fire spork in my lunch kit. That’s the spork you want for soup, but it’s just too big for my small purse. Given the size difference between the sporks, I was surprised to see that LMF actually weighs slightly less than the CMB Made Knives spork. Both are titanium, so that’s probably down to the LMF being super thin and the weight of the folding mechanism on the CMB spork. For those who care:CMB folding spork: 22 gramsLMF spork: 18 gramsLMF plastic spork case: 20 grams (it can hold 2 sporks)LMF plastic spork: 10 grams (2 came with the case)

It folds up small and fits in my bento box. Only reason I gave 4 stars is the little nub to lock it up seems to have rusted, it turned brown after running it through the dishwasher.Im dropping it down to 1 star. It rusted quite a bit more. I only ran it through the dishwasher 1x, its been hand washed every other time.

I bought this for travel abroad. It’s compact, lightweight, perfect to fit in your pocket or small purse. It folds like a pocket knife. Slightly press in the middle of the fork end to overlap the middle of the spoon end. That part is a little bendable so I wouldn’t press too hard. I hope this lasts.Great packaging.