MSR Folding Spork 2020 Review
MSR Folding Spork 2020 Review by The Good Ride
The MSR Folding Spork does just what you hope it will. It is surprisingly durable for looking so thin. It folds in half for more compact packing, and is easy to clean too.
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How This Review Happened: Steph owns this spork.
Testers: Steph
Weight: .35 oz
Packability: As far as utensils go, the MSR Folding Spork is very pack-able. I like that it folds down to a more compact size so I don’t have to worry about bending or breaking it in my pack when I shove everything else in.
Durability: The Folding Spork can take quite a bit of pressure without breaking, or popping the hinge. This spork is surprisingly stable to eat with. I do kind of wish the spork part wasn’t light grey. I stained it on the first use with a meal that had turmeric in it. Not a deal breaker, but always looks dirty now.
Functionality: The spork did its job. It is the do it all utensil, and it did everything fine. I like how easy it is to fold the spork back down. You can do it with one hand if you want, it just takes a small squeeze. It was long enough for most dehydrated meal bags, but just long enough. A couple of the Backpackers Pantry bags were too tall and I got my dinner all up my hand.
Overall: It is light, durable, and folds down to a small size. The MSR Folding Spork does its job, and can scoop or stab your food all day long.
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2020
MSR Company Information
| Manufactured in | Seattle & Reno, USA & Midleton, Ireland |
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