Vdealen Stainless Steel Sporks Fork & Knife Combo Utensil- Extremely Strong Stainless Steel Spork Set- Ergonomic Fork Curve With Serrated Edge On Fork- Great For Indoor&Outdoor Activities

Well, an excellent product for the price! The forks are indeed flat as many have complained about but I thought I’d be a little proactive about it as there weren’t any other affordable stainless sporks for such a good price. You’ll see in the picture the flat forks in the foreground and in the background the ones I spent a couple of minutes this afternoon curving with the aid of an old spoon and a big hammer’s wooden handle... they are now perfect for mugs of 3 minuet camping noodles which will be their primary use for me.

Nice and long, feel quite stylish. I had a plastic on and my partner was so intrigued it inspired me to buy the metal ones. They are quite heavy. Perhaps more suited to four-wheeled travellers than two-wheeled or walkers.The plastic one still wins in lightness and the fact that it won't scratch our lovely Elephant Tins. Sadly I feel like an overgrown toddler using the plastic one and it does not have such a nice mouthfeel.

I had to buy a second set so that I could keep some in my camping kit. My daughter loves these sporks so much that we've got two in the cutlery drawer and she uses one with every meal that needs cutlery. So they've seen a lot of use.Way better than the plastic ones we've had before, all of which have broken long before the age the metal ones have got to. The trade off in a little weight is worth it for the durability and they're also easier to clean. When out you can wipe them down with a cloth. At home they go through the dishwasher and are totally dishwasher safe.

These sporks seem to tick all the right boxes with regard to camping requirements. Strong durable and easy to clean. They have a good practical design, they are reasonably priced and they come in a neat little wallet to keep them clean. My only criticism might be that for the minimalist camper they would not fit inside small BCB type mess tins with the rest of your kit but since they come with such a neat little case of their own there is no problem for me. The design is quite flat and they stack so neatly that even in their zip case they take up Hartley any room in your pack.

I have been using sporks for years to take to work and on picnics etc and when I saw stainless steel ones I though great even better!The problem is that they seem to have been stamped out of sheet steel and the bowl of the spoon is almost none existent this also means that the tines on the fork end are not rounded and instead are sharpThe net result is I will still use my plastic ones

Really disappointed in these. Firstly they are much longer than I expected so don't fit in my son's lunch box (my fault as the size is given in the description but I didn't think to check). Secondly the fork end is completely flat so you cannot scoop with it. The spoon isn't very deep either, so not really suitable for liquids and the I think the edges are quite rough. If it wasn't so expensive to return the item, I would be doing so. Instead I'll donate to a charity shop - someone else might like it!

Ordered these as I recently became paralysed in my left arm and thought they would help me be more self sufficient for eating.They will do the job, but are not great. The fork prongs are quite broad, more so than any fork I’ve seen before, and they are also completely flat which is odd when eating.The knife part doesn’t run to the tip of the fork prong so isn’t much use cutting tougher foods, but is ok for softer stuff like vegetables.

I don't have much experience of camping just starting out and although I have not used these they seem up to the job they look well made they are supplied in a nice neoprene bag they are value for money I like them good to carry in the car for those snacks like supermarket salads in preference to the plastic spoon they come with .so I feel these are a worthwhile purchase.