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Featuring the comforts of conventional cutlery in lightweight, compact package, this Esbit set includes a knife, fork, and spoon—and weighs just 1.5 ounces all told. The utensils are made from polished titanium, and measure a full 7.1 inches in length Read More
FatalExceptionGrossest man nails I have seen in a while. Hands soft like they have never seen the outside and feminine long nails. Killer combo in a hand model. Like hiring Steve Buscemi for Victoria's Secret modeling.
Well, I finally got mine (various reasons for the delay). I must say that I am not overly impressed. While this looks awesome on photos, there are several issues with them. The material is very thin and it is super easy to bend them which leaves somehow bad impression. They came scratched everywhere just from the package which is another bad thing. Having in mind that these are extremely light, I really see no reason that they would save material and not make them a little thicker, other than being cheap that is... I will use them of course, but I wish they were a little more solid!
surr3a1Titanium should not be easy to bend at all! Wonder if these are actually titanium...
Edit: I ended up going with the Snow Peak version and it is solid as rock. Super light and I can't bend anything.
I got mine; very happy with the set! Very thin and light, but very sturdy (does not feel like it'll bend under normal 'eating' circumstances).
The sometimes annoying "teeth grinding" feeling of titanium is not present on these utensils, because of the polished parts.
Overall, highly recommended, will buy one more two-pack for travel purposes! (be warned you can't bring the knife in carry-on luggage, I asked TSA about it by way of Tweeter)
I ended up ordering two packages for a total of four (4) sets for the whole family.
When I travel, I'm not taking the knife in my carry-on; if I have checked baggage, then I throw the knife in my suitcase for retrieval at destination. If not, I just leave the knife at home and I bring just the fork and spoon with me on planes and in airports. It gets me weird glances from other passengers but whatever.
I try to limit usage of disposable everything (including utensils) at home and when traveling. Of course at destination, if I have the knife out of my checked luggage, I limit even more creating garbage.
I hate disposable utensils!
BobrazDitto about the waste. I've only had my titanium spork taken away once, but it was at such a small airport that I just asked security if they wouldn't mind walking out on the runway and putting it in my checked bag, so they did!
I received the 2-pack of Esbit titanium cutlery. Two of the utensils were slightly thicker than the rest, however, it was hard to tell the difference in weight. The spoon holds as much as a normal adult spoon, and they're polished smooth. I'm happy with these compared to other brands.
Set A: 16.2 g spoon, 10.3 g knife, 13.3 g fork, 3.6 g silicone = 43.4 g
Set B: 15.2 g spoon, 10.4 g knife, 12.7 g fork, 3.7 g silicone = 42.0 g