Sea to Summit Long Handled Spork

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Go about your business while eating takeout. Light. The fork is a very functional concept, but on the other hand, its surface area is different from the spoon itself, especially if you enjoy something more fluid. In my thoughts, I went to put this in the dishwasher and you can say it was the same after that. Instead, I got a Toaks titanium spoon with a polished spoon head. It's better and even if it ends up in the dishwasher again at the end of the trip, it shouldn't be ruined right away.

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Handy for eating an excursion lunch from a bag.

Not great, get a toaks

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A long enough stem to eat bagged food. That spoon could have been a little bigger.

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Do not wash in the washing machine. Loses its slippery coating in the first wash.

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A long spoon is best with hiking food bags, when you can spoon directly from your mouth and you don't have to remove the minigrip strip from the turmat to eat, which then enables you to transport clean garbage out of the forest, when you can pull the minigrip closed after eating.

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Now that I have experience, I liked the earlier spoon model more (when you rarely need a fork), but it does the job and the long stem is a must for these.

Good for getting into the freeze dried bags, very light to carry.

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Works

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Really functional. Maybe the spoon nest should be a little bigger, but it works like this.