Sea to Summit Titanium Long Spoon
User Reviews
The spoon will look familiar, as quite a few companies…
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Price Paid: $14
The spoon will look familiar, as quite a few companies have branded the same article from the same original manufacturer.
Very lightweight, sturdy enough, and a good length.
The spoon has an oxide blast treatment for cosmetic purposes (hides forming/tooling marks) but is not so great when you have to eat with it. The fix is to grab some 220 grit sandpaper and sand the "spoon' portion smooth. This will really make it easy to wipe clean, and won't sand your teeth when eating (kind of like the fingernail on the chalkboard bit).
I do wish they made it from a thicker titanium sheet, but it is lightweight. The sheet thickness is 0.80mm or 1/32" so it is about as thin as you are going to get away with. I would still pack it with some reservations in regards to getting bent, meaning putting it your back pocket might not be a good idea, this is no Army Chow Hall utensil here.
The length is a must have, especially if you eat MRE's and like to do some real cooking with your mess kit.
Anyway, it is pretty handy, plus it's titanium so you feel cool on the trail.
4 stars 'cause I wish it was thicker and felt super robust.
Description
The Titanium Long Spoon is an utensil made by Sea to Summit. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
The Titanium Long Spoon has been discontinued.
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