Ti Spork

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Steven Andrews

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Am I the only one who thinks so, or is this a beautifully functional piece of kit? My friends at work think I am insane.
The only problem is that my wife will not allow me to use it on our crockery at home because the Titanium scratches it!
Join the cult of the Snowpeak Titanium Spork...........


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I like it. It looks very practical and functional. I hadn't eaten with a spork for quite some time, but recently my wife and I went to KFC and I used one of their plastic sporks. It worked well on a variety of foods, and I imagine that a titanium version would be very useful. It would probably make a pretty nifty improvised weapon too. I wonder if you could take one on an airplane.
--Josh.
 
"Ahh, the spork, my favorite non-fatal eating utensil..."

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I had a different spork for a while, but never got used to how little I could scoop and shovel things like soup with it. I'm a big soup fan, and this compromise just didn't work as well for me as I would have liked.

I've got the MSR ti fork and spoon set and just love `em. Great stuff.
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Here at work, though, I don't use any of the regular lunchroom stuff. I usually grab my MSR ti spoon/stove repair tool. Cracks some of my co-workers up, but hey, it's fine to be a half-bubble out of plumb sometimes. :D
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High-speed, low-drag high tech cookware rules. :cool:


I dunno how allowable they'd be on an airplane these days. Those deadly stubby tines may be a serious threat, you know. :rolleyes:

I'm not sure they'd allow just the spoon, either. Some knee-jerk would think that the handle could be used to threaten people and take the plane over. They'd probably think that the spoon-tool was intended to disassemble the aircraft in flight. How friggen' stooopid. :grumpy:
 
I keep one in my pocket when out in the field...

and I set the others out on the table for Thanksgiving Dinner as a goof.
 
That Simonich one really had me going! The ultimate racing spoon.

I like the battleworn look of the Witchblade spork Witchblade

More Spork / Foon links...

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Yes - I love that antique weathered look, it's like the knife has just been dug right out of the ground. Like something HR Giger would design. My favourite is the Trigger folder.
 
I love my Ti Spork. Use it all the time in the house, especially with chinese food. My wife thinks I'm a butthead. No comments, please.

Al.
 
I'm eating dinner, and you guys are cracking me up. I love this stuff...:D

The only question is, where the heck would I carry it? Maybe River City or Normark could make a sheath for it. Then I would be truly prepared for anything.

"There's been a terrible accident at the buffet table...a lady is buried under a mound of mashed potatoes...please, for gosh sake, does anyone here have a titanium spork..." :D
 
Originally posted by tarsier


"There's been a terrible accident at the buffet table...a lady is buried under a mound of mashed potatoes...please, for gosh sake, does anyone here have a titanium spork..." :D
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Has anyone seen the film Mystery Men? This is definitely a case for The Blue Rajah...
 
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