941 Travelmate kit sheath

GPyro

GPyro

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So I'm poking around Buck's website, looking at sheaths....
I discover this....View attachment 1455334

.... and my inner 12 year old thinks, "Hey, that would come in handy- next time I come across some jelly and a plate of muffins".:D
You know, because the way things are nowadays, you hesitate to use the community plastic fork due to the corona virus and all. :eek:

.....Totally ignoring the risk of people breathing on said plate of uncovered muffins..... hey it's food. You would be able to dive right in with your 941 spreader, complete with antimicrobial protection, and grab yourself a muffin, and spread some jelly on it. Yep.

Wow.
All right there on your hip. :thumbsup:
Hey wait, I don't see a belt loop!:oops:
.....It appears to come with a fork......:cool:
Now it seriously intrigues me. (why yes I did get out of bed early as I couldn't sleep, and I do like muffins):rolleyes:

Now I doubt anyone will even respond; let alone admit to having seen or even having one of these after me picking on it. :p

But now it's got me hooked. :eek:
The possibilities are endless!!!!!
There's that fancy picnic basket in the basement we never use....

That little 941 spreader is pretty cool. It works well. I have used it on many a muffin.

......I could get it for the wife for Christmas!
.......She could put it in her lunch box!
.......She could be like the Girl Scout of the hospital break room..... prepared for anything!

I could later sneak it into my lunch box when she's not looking. ;)

I put it into my cart.
I should probably get a second 941 spreader to go with it. I wouldn't want to remove the one from the kitchen.

Hmmm.
Cool.
I think I'm gonna get me a muffin and go back to bed.
Good night.
:cool:
 
Bucks version of the Hobo knife. Pretty gymicky, but looks useable.

They also had a cutting board with the spreader clipped underneath.
 
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I bought these as house warming presents for my kids. In case I’m not around. I meant to write letters with each one but forgot about it. I need to do that. Life is short.

I think the travel mate sheaths came with the spreaders that are in the kitchen drawer. So I put them with the cutting board ones as part of the present.

The sheath seems functional, but without a belt loop it is kind of odd. The tool is sturdy, but not real functional. I wouldn’t want to eat a steak with one. Or oat meal for that matter.
 
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It would be neat if it came with a fork and spoon that attached to the sheath. So the sheath was the handle. In the end a separate real spoon and knife are always better
 
eveled said:
It would be neat if it came with a fork and spoon that attached to the sheath. So the sheath was the handle. In the end a separate real spoon and knife are always better
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Yes eveled, however they realize it. What I need for a travel is a knife (first) a spoon (second) and a fork (third).

Haebbie
 
Haebbie said:
Yes leveled, however they realize it. What I need for a travel is a knife (first) a spoon (second) and a fork (third).

Haebbie
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truth be told I tend to bring hot dogs and precut buns so I don't need any cutlery tools really for food prep and eating.....:D but if I went with others sure would be cool to pull out the Buck set and make them oooh and aaah.
 
What level of roughing it does this thing qualify for?

The Yuppie emergency kit!
No. They couldn't figure out how to get the knife out of the sheath....
 
GPyro said:
I just realized the handle of the fork looks like a can/bottle opener.

I'm more likely to need a corkscrew while wanting to use this thing....
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When you think about it, Buck hasn't made many can openers.
 
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