TOAKS Titanium Spoon

I take this to work every day to eat my lunch with. It’s a great spoon that actually allows me to eat quicker. And It’s easy to clean with a simple rinse.

We bought this as a baby toy not as a camping tool. And I highly recommend it as such. If you’re a parent, you know how much the really little kiddos (think 6-12 months) *love* spoons. A spoon is the ultimate MacGuyver parents toy: can get fifteen minutes of quiet amusement at a restaurant with just a simple spoon.But wait! They will soon figure out how to toss the spoon on the floor. Once on the floor you need a new spoon! After a particularly memorable trip to a pizza joint that resulted in no fewer than ten spoon-based lessons in the law of gravity, I thought there had to be a better way. In my halcyon days of an outdoorsman, pre-parenthood, I remember titanium spoons with holes to conveniently attach string, ‘biners, whatever.So with a bit of string and a pacifier clip, we created a lightweight, easy to travel with spoon that can’t be thrown to the ground! Very reusable. Always in our diaper bag. The carrying case is a huge plus, as it not only keeps it clean in the bag but it’s also bright orange, making it easy to find between clothing, diapers, and crumbs from last week’s snack. Lightweight makes it super easy to throw in my wife’s purse or even a pocket or backpack for quick jaunts. Endless hours of amusement for your “LO”.Highly recommend it!

A good, generic titanium spoon. Polished bowl, nicely shaped - not too deep, not too wide or narrow. I actually have several that I use for taking to work.

Great spoon for soup and cereal. Not quite pointy enough nor slender enough for my liking, but it does the job admirably on most spoon-foods. Not the holy grail of trail spoons, but a solid choice.

I love this spoon. It is just right size and shape to be universal - small enough to be a teaspoon (for tea or yogurt) or a table spoon for soup. Feels really good - light, strong, no sharp edges, the shape is just right. I bought it for travel and hiking, but ended up using it all the time, just because I like the feel of it. It is pretty flat, and fits nicely in a purse, so I even take it with me when I go for lunch to a local deli - to avoid using plastic spoons.

The polished bowl makes all the difference. Hate the feel of rough titanium in my mouth. Also, I can't stand sporks--terrible fork/terrible spoon. I made it through Army Basic Training with nothing more than a spoon, I sure as hell can manage a few weeks in the woods without one. If I need to eat something I can't handle with a spoon, I can just use the tip of my pocket knife or use a forked twig (both of which work FAR better than a damned spork!). The long-handled one might be better for you, but this one suits me just fine. I am not an ultralight backpacker by any means, but this is one of the best investments I have ever made.

This is the perfect spoon to keep in my bag for on the go. I am obsessed with ice cream and the flimsy plastic spoons just don’t do it for me, but this spoon does! It’s very convenient. It gets a lot of use in my outdoor trips cooking over a flame. Easy to clean, lightweight, I use a carabiner to clip it into my bag.

Works for its intended purpose, as a niche between disposable plastic and steel.But the material is very thin and bends easily. So overall it's low-quality-low-weight as opposed to high-quality-low-weight.Also as a note, titanium scratches ceramic dinnerware. But that's just a limitation of the material, so I did not factor that into my scoring.

This is one of the best designed spoons i have seen. It is super light, very strong and a good size. The polished bowl is just like my toaks long handled spork, great! I was really impressed with the bowl portion of the spoon. It is fairly wide and long, it has good depth (soup spoon) to it for liquids and the nose of the spoon has a slight uplift to it, which is great for getting into tighter spaces. Has a nice angle to it.

Excellent item!

Very light, nicely made. Not actually tasteless (like gold) but the taste is milder than steel.