Snow Peak Titanium Silverware Cutlery Set (3-Piece)
March 17, 2018 - Comment
Dine like royalty in the backcountry with this full titanium three piece cutlery set that fits within a slim canvas case. And because they are titanium, they weigh less collectively than one stainless steel fork.
Product Features
- A full titanium cutlery set including knife, fork and spoon; all held together by a nylon carrying case
- Not only is titanium extremely light, it leaves no metallic smell or taste and it will not rust
- Luxury can still be light; this set only weighs 1.8 ounces
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Great personal set of utensils I Love the set. So glad I chose the set with the knife. I almost went with the two piece set without the knife. I know the knife will rarely get used But im glad to have it anyhow. It will come in handy for spreading butter or cream cheese on a bagel, in the breakroom. Or PB & J in the park Ect! Very well made like you expect from SnowPeak. The knife edge is NOT sharp in anyway, But i knew that before I ordered, Not a big deal for me. I plan to keep this set for decades to come, they will…
Part of my standard travel kit. I paired it with the Spork that Snow Peak also sells and found them to be a winning combination. There has been no field exercise, deployment, or trip where I have not taken them all together. Like my Yeti water bottle, I can always rely on them to deliver.While the price may throw some people from buying, I can confidently say that after buying them, you may not want to eat with anything else. They just feel right in the hand and become so familiar than any other utensil is akin to…
Great travel cutlery I use these for travel to places where people eat with their fingers etc, or where the water quality is so poor you want ensure you do not pick up something from a previous cleaning.Easy to pack and carry, very easy to clean, and no chance of rust. I bought these as a replacement for my set which was lost.The supplied holder/carrier is sub-par, it leaves the eating end of the implements exposed to your pocket or pack or whatever. I use a small ziplock (the short one),…