Description

Designed in Japan the use of a historic manufacturing process, the Titanium Spork has been an icon since its launch. Durable, lightweight, and versatile, use the spork anywhere, whether you’re eating at home or outside. The Titanium Spork is to be had in blue, purple, and green anodized titanium. Pair the Titanium Spork with a Titanium Trek Bowl or Ti-Double 450 Mug. Our Titanium Spork picks up food firmly thanks to its sturdy tines, at the same time as the spoon part holds liquids. Use it to cut vegetables, as an ice cream scooper, or for your breakfast. Because of its top of the range and durability, you’re going to have no more need for plastic utensils and disposable cutlery. It is an essential a part of your camping gear and fits easily into a hiking backpack.

From durable cast iron to ultralight titanium, Snow Peak has cookware for every environment and user. Titanium is ultralight, corrosion-resistant, and never leaves a metallic taste in your mouth. Camp and dine in style.

Snow Peak believes that time outdoors with others restores the human spirit. For more than 60 years, we have cultivated restorative experiences in nature. Our products are minimalist, functional, and built to last. We embrace our customers’ perspective as our own and prioritize rigorous internal testing to create really innovative equipment. Snow Peak has inspired people world wide to enjoy the outdoors and find harmony with nature. Snow Peak’s titanium cookware, kitchen tools, cutlery, and bottles are crafted the use of a historic manufacturing process.

Make sure this fits by entering your model number.
Durable Cutlery: Enjoy your meals with this sturdy flatware whether at home or camping
Versatile Utensils: Snow Peak sporks are easy to use with pizza, pasta, rice, and ice cream alike
Handy Titanium Spork: Fits in trip backpack and handbag, perfect for camping, hiking, and more
Outdoor Dining Bliss: Enjoy the outdoors with our products’ minimalism and elegance
Snow Peak: Our backpacking and camping products are made the use of a historic manufacturing process