Switch Spork

Worked great on our backpacking trip. Had the 6 peice set that comes with a plate a bowl a cup and the fork, spoon knife combo. But we needed another spoon/fork/knife so we could share the combo instead of each carrying a plate and bowl.

I keep it at work for lunch so it doesn't get hard use. I do believe it would hold up well for camping. Seems durable.

Been with me on a few overnights and an extended weekender and it's done great so far. plenty long to avoid reaching down in my knorr bag with my fingertips trying to stretch a normal length spoon. seems to get into the bag corners pretty good as well.

Very functional great travel silverware I'm just very OCD and do not like using public silverware so I just keep these in my purse so I don't have to bother people for plasticware plus most plasticware is very cheaply made and doesn't work well

Had a different color that I bought from Walmart for like 2 bucks, but I accidentally threw out the knife half one day... Oops. Forgot I had it in my hand with some trash. Used my other hand for something else. Didn't realize what I had done till it was way too late.These online ones cost quite a bit, and I've considered getting something else on account of that. But these worked well for me, so meh, what the heck... lets hope I manage to not accidentally throw part of this set out with the trash!

I'm overall pleased with this product, despite the fact that it's not made of metal. I tend to prefer metal utensils and still pack my 3-in-1 nesting knife/fork/spoon kit reminiscent of Boy Scout or military mess kits, but this the first design I've come across that seems well thought out and I take it with. I'm not saying it's the first of its kind, I'm just saying it's designed well. I appreciate the way it nests together to form a compact unit and the fact that the knife is on the opposite end of the spoon, giving it a knife-and-fork capability. I honestly don't know what would be the use of knife-and-spoon capability, so thanks to the designers for considering that. I certainly didn't.Also, thanks for not trying to over minimize the arrangement with that silly "spork" business. I never found a spork very useful. Fork tines need to be lengthy for deep stabbing various bits of food and sporks just don't do it well enough.The knife seems to be edgy enough for most foods (pastas, veggies, ground beef patties, etc) and if it's not good enough then you should fall back on your belt knife. You do carry a belt knife with you, don't you?All in all I'd rate this 9/10 and definitely recommend. If it was made of metal (not sure how that would work out) I'd give it 10/10, but this is still a worthy buy.

If an outdoorsy type of person, or simply on the go. This is your friend.

Very useful product. I highly recommend. All the utensils in 1and very compact. Also very lightweight seams to be durable so far.