Core Element Titanium Three-piece Utensil Set Fork Knife Spoon Bushcraft Outdoor Ultralight Portable Open Campfire Flatware for Camping Backpacking (Pack of 1)

I got two sets of these to keep in my mini camper with my old sea-to-summit titanium cutlery set. They were cheaper and had good reviews. When I got them I was amazed. They are sharper and lighter weight than the sea to summit ones, and came with really nice carry bags and titanium carabiners. The only thing I worry of is the fork prongs look a little flimsy and bendable. Well, I took these on a 3 week trip out west and used them frequently. The forks never bent or broke (yet), the knife was sharp which helped eating certain foods, and the spoon had the perfect angle to not feel awkward to eat with unlike some other brands. Additionally, I was able to use the travel bag to bring these to restaurants whenever we got to-go food without cutlery. I dont use the carabiners for these utensils but they are great for other uses in my camper. 9.5/10 get them!

Low profile and stupid light weight. A big, deep soup spoon is always a plus for survival utensils and these have one. Good kit

I got tired of using plastic utensils in my lunch box so looked for a permanent solution. I found these and really like them a lot. They are a little smaller than I expected but they are super light and work great. These would be great for overnight hikes or camping.

I went away from plastic utensils with take out food and I bought these for daily use, since they are very light and compact. They seem flimsy, but so far they are holding up. I sometimes let them soak before washing, and they do not rust or corrode. These are definitely smaller than your regular flatware at home. You won’t be scooping ice cream or tearing through tough food with these, but they are good enough for light use.

When I first opened my new titanium core element utensils I thought, "Did they really send me all 3?". These are very lightweight. My regular utensils weighted in at over 5 oz but the core element titanium utensils were 1.5 oz! When you are a lightweight backpacker you know that every oz matters. They felt so light I thought maybe they won't hold up very well and bend when I try to use them but that fear was unfounded. I tried to bend the fork tines but they held firm. So while light they are rugged and will hold up. Great product for lightweight backpacking.

Forget buying throw-away plastic or stealing cutlery from home. Very light, comes in a little cloth pouch and easy to clean and store. One caveat though. The knife isnt going to cut much other that butter. Yes it will do the job but as they say, it isnt the sharpest knife in the desk drawer but it'll work.

I purchased these not for camping, but for in the office. (Don’t get me wrong, I will absolutely take them camping… but I use them every work day to eat my lunch)I was looking for a set of silverware that I could keep at my desk. I was tired of having to constantly grab new plastic silverware every time I needed something. I saw these and liked the name (core element… can’t get much cooler then that!), liked the design, and liked that they were titanium. Once these arrived, I used them and I do really like them. The **ONLY** complaint I have is that the holes in the handles can get food gunk inside them (in my case, peanut butter), and if you aren’t looking for it, it could be easy to miss while washing. But as long as you know that there could be gunk (or just eat a little neater to where you don’t have to worry about food gunk in your handle…) these are GREAT! They are light, have a nice storage bag, easy to clean, the spoon is a good size (and perfect shape for getting yogurt out of a container corner), and they do everything I need them to! I will probably purchase more for when my family does go backpacking, so everyone can have a set…

I gave these to my grandsons as I'm setting them up for backpacking. They are the lightest complete set I've seen. The knife, fork, and spoon weight 1.4 oz without the carrying case. I was tempted to buy a set for myself but went for a titanium spork instead... Yes I've become a gram counter in my old age.