Titanium Foon - Durable and Lightweight Titanium - 1.3 x 6.4 in

This is a great spork. Those of us that are spork aficionados know that design means everything. Some sporks are more spoony and some are more forky and each has its place. This one is more forky with longer well defined tines which makes it easy to stab foods like the meat and veggies in stir fry but it also still functions as a spoon allow you to enjoy soups and ice cream. You can’t beat titanium for weight and durability.

I travel alot for work, and I keep this in my bag. The number of times I've ordered delivery or room service and found there was no silverware is far too high. But the shape of this is a huge improvement over a traditional spork and we've now got two of these in the house. Snow peak makes the best stuff

There's a lot of good metal sporks out there, but this one's my favorite. The picture shows my favorite feature: It's a little more forky than spoony. This makes it a bit better for camping/roughing-it meals of pasta/rice with meat/veggies mixed in. It's perfect for grabbing a chunk and a scoop of the meal. Also works very well with noodle soups! The titanium might seem like a bit much, but if you're looking for something that you plan to carry with you, the light weight is impressive without feeling at all flimsy.

It's great, lightweight and versatile in the design. The longer tines are great while still having enough depth for liquids. I don't know if the gritty texture is a property of all titanium products or just this one but my teeth hate it. 4 stars.

Snow Peak began offering the “foon” several years ago, but at first it was only available in Japan. It’s specifically designed for easier enjoyment of instant cup noodles and rice dishes that are popular with Japanese campers, and it’s much more fork than spoon, compared with the classic Snow Peak spork, which is more spoon than fork. With the addition of the foon, I now have all five regular length Snow Peak titanium flatware items: Fork, Spoon, Knife, Spork, and Foon. They have just this season added a long-handled spork to accommodate easier eating of the freeze-dried meal deep pouches that are so popular in the West, but are less common in Japan. I’ve been using Snow Peak products ever since they first became available in the US over 20 years ago, and I would never hesitate to trust their quality. I use their titanium flatware in the backcountry, around town (I always have a set in my handbag for lunches), and whilst travelling. Having all five pieces, I can mix and match depending on what I expect to eat, to save weight, but all 5 pieces will fit together in the Snow Peak flatware nylon sheath (comes with the Snow Peak flatware sets, or can be purchased separately), if so desired, even though the sheath was only really designed to hold 3 pieces at once. I highly recommend this product, which is sure to become almost as much of a classic as the Snow Peak spork already is.

It works very well :)

I almost want to gate-keep this item because it’s that cool and unique. If you’re already a fan of snowpeaks titanium sporks (I’m assuming you are) this is even better. I’ve tried a lot of different types of cutlery in a variety of materials as my mental neuroses makes me search for the perfect all around beautiful yet utilitarian masterpiece, and to me anyway, this is it. I have three and my nice silverware set is only there for neurotypical guest who crave the familiar, I use my Foon for every meal that is not chopstick specific.

Super high quality and light weight. Love the compact size.