Snow Peak Titanium Spork
$7.96 - $9.95
MSRP: $8.95
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User Reviews
Weight, cost, material strength. All of these considered,…
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Price Paid: $4
Weight, cost, material strength. All of these considered, this Ti Spork is THE perfect, must-have tool for the ultimate backpacker.
I only paid $4 for mine as it was a garage sale, package deal, but I'd be willing to pay full price had I seen these prior to the sale! You've gotta try one. They're fundamental to your camp kitchen!!
This spork really works great in the woods. I've used…
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Price Paid: $8.99
This spork really works great in the woods. I've used the plastic stuff in the past, but after going through several plastic versions I picked this one up. Not only is it tough as nails, but it won't burn your lips after stirring up your soup. The best part is that the "fork" part is on the end and not the side, thus your left-handed friends won't give you a hard time for using a right-handed spork.
I asked for this spork for Christmas and my wife pulled…
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Price Paid: $9
I asked for this spork for Christmas and my wife pulled through. I take it to work with me every day. It's light, strong, cool looking and cleans easily. It weighs about as much as a pencil, but it isn't too small to use. This will be with me on all my camping trips.
Extremely compact and durable, but might pierce into…
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Extremely compact and durable, but might pierce into my backpack with the sharp fork. So normally I hang it outside.
Awesome and light, very strong...it's a spork what…
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Price Paid: Free
Awesome and light, very strong...it's a spork what else can I say.
Specs
Specs
| Weight |
0.6 oz |
| Dimensions |
6.5 in x 1.6 in |
| Material |
Titanium |
Description
The Titanium Spork is an utensil made by Snow Peak. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 5 user reviews
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