6 in 1 Camping Utensil Camp Kitchen Multi-Tool with Carrying Case and Bottle Opener

Seems decent and lightweight enough for what it is. The reason for 4 stars is because the knife came horribly dull, like almost butterknife level dull. I ran it through a knife sharpener that I have and it's a bit sharper now, but still really dull compared to a real pocket knife or kitchen knife.Also, I didn't realize it at the time I bought it, but this product comes with its own "tactical" olive green hip pouch with MOLLE webbing, which to me is hilarious. Because of the MOLLE pouch it almost feels like they tried to make this a "tactical" spork/multitool

It is difficult to use the spoon and fork. They do not swing out, but instead must be removed from the device completely. This is difficult due to how they are kept in place. I manage, but if you have mobility or grip issues, look elsewhere.The spoon also seemed a bit stained when I got it. Not like dirt or food, just... some kind of coating that moves when you push something across it? Definitely wash before using.

The fork tines are a little short and spaced oddly. But get the job done.Easy to pack. I think it could use a good p38 styles opener and then this would be golden.

This seems like a handy all-in-one tool for eating. The spoon and fork lock into place and the knife, while not really sharp, has a good blade and would be more then useful for cutting. One could also improve the cutting edge if needs be. The bottle opener is a handy feature. Overall, it is a sturdy item. The carrying case seems well made and is an advantage for always having your eating utensils at hand as it can be worn on a belt or even a pack strap. I ordered four of these and on only one did I have some trouble with the bottle opener falling out of it's slot before it was used. Other than that, a handy tool that has everything you would need to eat and easily changeable utensils.

This camping multi-tool is now a part of a hurricane season "bug out" kit for a family car -- essential gear for Floridians. It is compact, simple, durable enough for the purpose, and the case for the tool is very appropriate and useful. The multi-tool, if not the sturdiest piece of kit I've acquired, will get the job done, and it can be washed, dried and reused.The encased multi-tool is small enough to be included with camp or traveling cookware, and other supplies and utensils that might be needed or come in handy if eating along the roadside, in a camp ground or rest stop, or a motel room. For the price, it is an affordable choice. I've put the bottle opener and the slip-joint (non-locking) knife to use today, and these features work well enough. I quickly touched up the knife with a Lansky sharpener, improving the factory edge easily.

When I got this out of the package I instantly felt that it was a cheaper feeling product, however it does state on the blade that it is stainless steel and it did come decently sharp, but doesn't say where it was made (I'm assuming china) the fork and spoon are stamped pieces of metal, however I fo like the fork, because it does have a sharper head than I originally expected, the spoon is a little shallow but will work if needed, what's interesting about the spoon is that it has what seems like a screw driver on the back of it, the canopener is blocked by the spoon so you have to take the spoon out to get the canopener to open, there is a corkscrew but with how cheap the plastic feels I think the tool would break before you get your wine open.

I use this in my lunchbox for work. It doesn't take up a lot of space and is everything all in one. Much better than plastic utensils.

The fork, spoon, knife, and cork screw are good to use when out and about. The main problem for me is the can opener as it is too short, you might as well use the knife to open a can (don't cut yourself)

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no se si sea problema con la compagina de transporte que manejan pero el producto nunca llego ni me haya echo devolución de mi dinerodeberían mejorar el servicio