Sonoran Fox 5-in-1 Premium Titanium Spork with Neoprene Case, Set of 2

Great tool. I have collected every titanium spork or similar gear I can find. This tool may not have the big name or be as aesthetically European in the styling, but it more than makes up for any perceived shortcomings as it is the best in class in my opinion.The thickness of the tool is greater than than I expected. Robust Not complaining.My sons use whatever is handy to dig holes or pry under rocks. I've had collapsible titanium spoons destroyed and thin Keith or similar sporks twisted or bent. Note, this is the only spork I'll let the Masters of Destruction use as they tend to grab rocks for hammers. We have tried using them as emergency tent stakes with "okay" class results. But what other spork could handle that type of duty? None. Very happy to see a tool that can take some use and not worry r/t bending or destruction.Best fork of any spork I've seen. Very nice. The spoon is not great for thin soups, but for chunky stews is spot-on perfect. Spaghetti noodles are conquered with this fork.If I had to consider a few aspects that could be improved I would suggest making the neoprene cover and spoon bowl just a tad bigger, and offering a polished version. The polished surface might make it easier to use the neoprene case. If I had the means I would smooth all the edges. None of which is sharp. I simply like a bit more smoothed corners.The curve of the tool fits my hand well and makes eating more enjoyable. The LMF double curve is not my first choice, nor are the flat alternatives.Have not had a chance to use the bottle opener. Often it appears that the bottle opener is sufficient if desperate enough or added as an afterthought. . Not sure why every tool needs one as every other tool already has one. this is not aimed at this spork, simply an observation.This spork is truly ambidextrous, a fact this lefty appreciates. The serrated edge is aggressive enough to work with some effort.Price point is the best I've seen as well. By far. If you are avoiding titanium camp gear r/t cost, this spork is the best value hands down, especially considering there are 2 in the pack. Good enough I wonder why others are more pricey. (I understand polishing, etc increases production costs)This is my new go to spork that will be stay my go bag and glove box, both of which get regular use as I keep a jar of peanut butter handy if I'm leaving home, for emergency calories and an easy meal option in a hurry.Overall 5/5 stars and well earned.

First thing first - The carrying case is worthless. It's extremely difficult if not impossible to get the utensils back in the case after they're out of it. I really wish it wouldn't have been included at all because of the frustration it caused me.The spoon is also more shallow than other brands of utensils I have used. After a few trips, the difference is noticable enough where I just don't want to carry these anymore. The additional tools on the utensil are handy, but unnecessary. Everyone should carry a multitool when hiking, so I don't need my fork to do double duty in that regard.A positive is how inexpensive this set of utensils was, considering that they're made from titanium and that there are two of them included. They're very light and you won't have to worry about them rusting.I wouldn't recommend this product to my friends, but you might like it better than a more well known brand. It's just hard to tell unless you use them.

I like these sporks. They are nice and light and have a carrying case that keeps them safe. The case is a little to tight though. I have some titanium lite my fire sporks that are a little bigger, especially on the spoon end. These Sonoran Fox sporks are better, in my opinion. I took 1 star off for the millennial bottle opener. I don't know why every thing has to include those stupid things. I buy titanium sporks for the light weight. I an never going to be carrying around heavy glass beer bottles when backpacking. Not even taking into account most bottles has screw off caps anyway.

The sonoran spork has probably the best design among all other sporks I have owned. BTW, if you name one spork on the market, chances are that I have it. The best part is its sleek body. The Sonoran spork has almost uniform width over all its length. This makes packaging much easier and more efficient. Most other sporks bulge out around the spoon area, which is fine, but just less packing-friendly. Also the Sonoran sporks are well made, on par with other big brands like snow peak.

definitely great quality, like the shape, weight, everything. BUT the little neoprene bag is seriously too small for the sporks, and IS hard to get the sporks into. I agree with other commenters, they should increase the size just a bit so it's not an issue. Maybe the little bag will stretch out in time...I don't know...I just got this and haven't used it in the field yet.

I love these! They are so easy to use and easy to clean. The carrying case is a tad small and it is a little difficult to use but I think once you get the hang of putting these back in case it does get easier. I have zero issues in using these and I use them everyday. I like the fact that is is compact and so easy to use. I have used the spoon for soups, etc and no problems. If you need a compact set of utensils then go ahead and get these. They are awesome.

I use this spork daily. I left one at my job so I don't have to use the cheap plastic ones that break with the least bit of resistance. I wish this came with two cases so I could them both in a case.

Titanium. Unique design. Case is a little small but works. Best looking spork for sure... Recommend if you are into any kind of outdoors or just need utensils for your office job.