OUTXE Titanium Flatware Knife Fork Spoon Set Lightweight Ti Camping Utility Cutlery Set with Carrying Bag for Traveling Picnic Hiking

It was a great purchase the knife works great and with the carrier they are easy to take anywhere, easy to store in a lunch box, cooler and or backpack. I would definitely be buying another set.

I have another set of these from a different company, and I tend to like these a little more. The shape of each is very similar, and this set had the knife, which worked quite well I’m happy to say. Having the storage bag was nice too. Altogether a good value for the price paid.

I told myself I would travel more this year...and that's why I bought myself one of these. Well, that's a lie, I couldn't afford to travel due to inflation and almost going homeless because of that inflation. Seriously, though, what's going on?Anyway, I now use this to eat my poor man's lunch at work. They do feel a little flimsy but overall I have found they hold up pretty well. The little storage case is a nice touch.Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.

Light weight and sturdy the knife is capable of cutting through a thick steak no trouble

Worked great, lightweight and easily portable.

Lightweight, quality looks and feels great. I used the utensils immediately upon receiving them. So far I am very satisfied!

O wasn’t sure what to expect from this but when I received it I was impressed with it. They are light weight and good quality. I would recommend them to anyone looking for light weight quality product.

Purchased this for camping and really wanted the fork because I have a spork and don't like it. The spoon is nice, but not very deep for soups (although is thin for backpacking space). The knife is surprisingly functional. It did have a little give, but I don't think it will bend under pressure and certainly not with food on it. Extremely lightweight and a very good investment. I had a hard time justifying this purchase (I am frugal for camping gear), but was worth the price.UPDATE: Seriously like the fork as it is sturdy and worth the total cost of the kit in my opinion. Who can eat a steak or cut into a think chicken breast with a spork? For backpacking trips, I have left behind the knife (used larger pocket knife when needed). I also left behind the bag. For future design considerations for the company, If the bag zipped along the side, was lightweight, and a tiny bit wider, I would put this at the top of the gear list. If it was like mentioned, I would put everything in the bag, utensils, spices and sugar tubes, straw, matches, mini lighter, and a folded mini napkin (old merino shirt cut to 8"x8" & sewn sides). Could I just use a kitchen fork? Yes, but it is all about the ounces and this spoon and fork did perform better than normal kitchenware.