TITANIUM FOLDING SPORK

I have two of these. They are lightweight, durable, packable, and have color options which make the distinguishable. However the folding mechanism is unreliable. My spouse refuses to use these because they collapse too easily.

Folds into perfect size to fit in my BOT and is sturdy when in use. Love Vargo products!

I love how lightweight and packable this spork is in my BOT700. Its design and uniqueness very much rival Snow Peak's titanium spork. The item I received though has extra 3m titanium sticking out of the joint and I had to have someone trim both sides.

I bought this about 3 months ago and I was excited to use it. It worked for a little while and then it started to not collapse and the metal piece wouldn’t stay tight. So every time I used it just wouldn’t stay and my food would fall off. I even tired to take it apart and some how make it work but it didn’t. Im outside a lot for work and need something light and small. I would not recommend this product.

This spork is great. There's no other way to say it. It's replaced all the plastic spoons I grab from my MREs, and it works a lot better. Carrying one smaller utensil is a lot better than carrying five or six that are pretty likely to break. It's just long enough for my fingers to not get covered in whatever I'm eating. Well worth the little money spent.

Neat little light weight cooker, now if only they had a titanium windshield. :)

I used this spoon/fork for 24j during a trek. It's good : lightweight, very usefull but there is one point to improve : it needs something to block the tool when it's opened.

I'm grateful for the well thought out designs that Vargo provides. I use as much titanium as possible. It makes a great difference, when ascending altitudes, to know that your at both maximum efficiency and minimum weight.

Ed Meyers

I have read reviews on several titanium sporks, spoons, etc., where people complain about the wire handle is too loose or want stay open. EASY FIX! Just bend the wire handle, slightly, so it want allow the slider to move very easily. This will allow the spork etc. to stay open, the more you bend the handle, the harder it will be to move.

THESE ARE PERFECTLY MADE BUT, IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE KEEPING IT TOGETHER--EATING OR FOLDED--TRY SQUEEZING THE LOOP, OF THE WIRE HANDLE, BENDING IT SLIGHTLY TILL THE
SLIDER BECOMES HARDER TO MOVE. REALLY HOLDS THE HANDLE TO THE SPORK.