Keith Titanium Ti5310 3-Piece Cutlery Set (Custom Pouch Included)

I own several titanium products from Keith Titanium. This cutlery set is great for camping and backpacking. The knife isn't very sharp, but that's a problem with almost all cutlery sets in this genre. I especially like the fact that it is as light or lighter than plastic, but more resistant to heat, there's no risk of chemical contamination. For instance, Bisphenol A (BPA) has been used in the plastics industry for decades, but research now shows that it may be linked to health problems. Titanium is medically inert, and used in medical implants, so there's no risk of that with this product.

If your looking for ultralight titanium products that aren’t so thin and flimsy they can’t withstand the rigors of the outdoors look no further than Keith Titanium. I have a decade of experience with titanium in the aerospace industry and this is high quality titanium and manufacturing. A lot of pride and detail went into their products and I’ll be happy to purchase more in the future I’ve got my eyes on their $200 coffee maker which sounds crazy but I know I won’t be disappointed. Thank you Keith for making such great products available. Sounds like a sales pitch from a paid reviewer but I am not. I am however a avid outdoorsman who is incredibly picky about gear. I wasn’t asked to review this product or given a discounted price or ever even recommended to purchase. I actually bought Keith Titanium solid square chopsticks to replace some hallowed ones and was impressed enough to buy several other products all I’m blown away by. Take my word for it returns through Amazon are simple enough you have nothing to loose anyway...

Been using these for almost a year now. Excellent quality, titanium is always the right way to go for traveling utensils. Easy to clean, lightweight, and strong.

I have three sets of titanium utensils, all from different brands, and this is my favorite. There is a, like, sandblasted texture, and I prefer this. Some folk don't like how that feels on they teeth, but when I'm camping or eating in the car, the food stays on better. These are smaller than average, but well-made. The material is solid and light. The pieces fit together well, but I'm lazy, so I pack them separately.

I do love Keith titanium products for all my camping gear. I'm even starting to use their titanium chopsticks at home (not even for camping :)

The knife is not sharp, but can still be used to cut meat. The fork tines do not completely line up, the spoon is ok. The locking mechanism to keep the utensils together is nice, but I can see it becoming a hassle during use. Overall, it’s a nice travel set.

This is a great lightweight utensil set. The handles are wide enough to hold comfortably, and the serrated knife blade can saw through some food items, although the blade is not sharp and obviously not intended to be a steak knife.

Update: I like this product so much I bought another two sets. The Keith Ti5310 set of eating utensils are well made and more than adequate for the intended use. Fairly thick and proportioned properly. I like the Keith butter knife better than the Toaks knife due to the serrations, it's not sharp by any description but does saw through steak somewhat effortless. I was amused and amazed by the carabiner as it has a screw closure and attached not type arrangement to screw the utensils together. I can attach to the outside of my pack and they don't rub or rattle. Update: ordered two more sets for family members

Ligeras ideales para actividades al aire libre. Las ocupo diariamente para mi comida en el trabajo. Geniales.

I have these in my tuckerbox and they are just what I needed. They seem well made and durable. They clean up easily. Recommended.

The cutlery functions as expected. The bag is a nice but unnecessary addition. I will probably use the spoon most of all. Heavier than expected, especially the knife. Overt branding distracts from simplicity of design. Nut and carabiner unnecessary and requires some dexterity to use. Rather unnecessarily addition. The way the locking nut interlocks with the cutlery conflicts with the rest of the design and distracts from the simplicity of the design. i.e a hole with teeth alongside holes without. Unnecessary anyway. When interlocked the cutlery set doesn't sit flat together. The tines on my fork weren't in alignment, small detail but stood out as an oversight in quality control. The knife is basic. If I need to cut things I will use a different knife. This was my first Keith product. I should have paid more attention to the details when purchasing and probably won't purchase Keith products again. Nonetheless I will keep it and use it as I continue searching...