Tapirus Tactical Spork

The Tapirus Tactical Spork is the ultimate multifunctional tool for outdoor enthusiasts and survivalists. Combining the practicality of a spoon, fork and a knife and a firestarter, this innovative utensil takes versatility to a whole new level. Crafted from durable and lightweight stainless steel and a sturdy BPA Free plastic material, the Tapirus Tactical Spork is designed to withstand the rigors of any adventure. Its sleek and compact design makes it easy to carry in a backpack or pocket, ensuring you’re always prepared for any mealtime situation.

This 9 inch long handle spork hides a serrated stainless steel tactical knife and a fire starter Ferro Rod. Materials used are food and detergent/dish washer safe. With a weight of 2 oz makes it the perfect compact and functional utensil for your backpacking gear or camping mess kit.

But the Tactical Spork isn’t just your average eating utensil. It features a range of additional tools that can come in handy in survival scenarios. With integrated a knife for cutting through tough food or even simple tasks like opening packages. The handle of the spork conceals a fire starter, allowing you to easily ignite a flame when needed. Whether you’re camping in the wilderness, navigating through unknown terrain, or simply enjoying a meal on the go, the Tactical Spork is the ultimate companion for the modern adventurer.

Get the Tapirus Tactical Spork from Amazon

OPINEL Complete Picnic+ Set

We are big fans of the Opinel Knives here at the Cutlery Review. And to see that this great French company has introduced a new product that is Bring Your Own Cutlery (BYOC) thrills us.

The “Picnic +” set consists of a Opinel N 08 beech wood pocket knife, two inserts, a fork and a spoon, that attach to the handle of the knife. But wait there’s more! Also a handy microfibre towel case that serves as storage and cleaner.

All made of stainless steel, to attach the fork or spoon, take the knife with the blade in the closed position, and open the ferrule. Attach the fork or spoon to the ferrule in the small gaps, and close the ferrule. It’s that easy.

We will be taking ours camping next week and will report back on how it goes!

OPINEL – Complete Picnic+ Set from Amazon

Dan Formosa @ Epicurious reviews Cutlery

Design and usability guru Dan Formosa @ Epicurious reviews portable cutlery in a episode of Well Equipped.

We here at The Cutlery Review do our best to keep you informed about new and existing products in the world of flatware. We are the first to admit that the word “review” in our name isn’t exactly correct. A true review is getting your hands on the product and doing a full critical hands on test, recommendations and a rating. This is precisely what Dan does and an amazing job at that. We applaud you Dan!

You get can find the cutlery he reviews here.

Laguiole Knife and Corkscrew

It is a rare event here at the Cutlery Review that we will talk about knives. Yes, we know that knives are cutlery but the “knife world” is so vast that we are hesitant to go to there. But this knife isn’t just a knife and it’s our camping/hiking/picnicking fave.

This Laguiole Knife and Corkscrew has been in our pocket for wine fueled picnics for over a decade and we love it. They are expensive but it was a gift so that helps 🙂

This Laguiole 12 cm Model with corkscrew weighs 97 g with a blade that is 10 cm and made of 12C27 stainless steel. It features a Juniper wood handle with shepherd’s cross (that’s the pins in the handle in a cross shape). The Bee and spring forged from one piece and fully handmade. The Bee? That’s a the middle of the knife and the sign this is a true Laguiole. This is some classic classy cutlery.

Laguiole Knife and Corkscrew from Amazon