The ultimate high performance Spork - for extreme Sporking. We sell hundreds of these every year, they are an indispensable travel tool, a handy camping eating iron, and your best (possibly only) friend on long journeys. Your Spork will listen to you patiently and understand your problems, it will never let you down and will never leave you, it will be your friend, mentor and your one true love in times of hardship. Your Spork will feed you, you must care for it. Titanium sporks are lightweight and very strong. Although they cost a little bit more it is usually money well spent on an item that should last a lifetime. Plastic After you know which material will truly suit you the best, then you can begin to study other important features. Consider questions like: It fascinates me because it is so wildly different and rogue. The CRKT Eat’n Tool is heavy, short, awkward, comes with a bottle opener and is probably indestructible. Because they are so cheap they make a great option to buy as your first spork to give it a try and see if it is for you. My first ever spork was a plastic spork from Light My Fire. Although it broke a long time ago, I still have one that I use from time to time. And they are usually lighter than titanium, but not as strong. Unless you really do a good job at looking after them, you may break them a lot easier than any of the other materials.

It’s made with Tritan, which is BPA-free plastic and is far more heat resistant than its metal counterparts. And it’s dishwasher safe.Here are some of the features we recommend you consider before buying. These are also the guidelines we followed when testing them, Material

Plastic sporks are ultralight and reasonably priced. Plastic is the term used to describe Sporks that are made of nylon, polycarbonate, plastic and several other variants on the plastic theme.

Value

As a good rule of thumb, once you think you’ve chosen the right spork, ask the most important question: Would I be willing to replace my entire home utensil set with this spork? If you’re uncertain the answer is yes, you’ll probably hate the thing by day three on the trail. Weight Out of all the sporks we tested, the Sea to Summit AlphaLight Long will always hold a special place in my heart.