GOSUN Flatware Set -Wallet Sized | Reusable Travel Silverware Set with Case | Stainless Steel Camping Utensils | Portable & Compact | Ideal for Camping & Outdoor Adventures | Silver

I really like this product because it is very compact and light, such that I could put it in whatever pockets I have and carry it with me always.It is also very easy and fast to use. Just slide the spoon or fork out and it will automatically lock into place with its pairs of spring action rails hidden behind it. The amazing thing is the thin profile of the spoon and the fork even with the lock included.It is noticed that the back of one edge of the spoon have some serrations on it which are invisible from the front. I think it is meant for cutting meat, but the unexposed serrations will make it less sharp for cutting. I think it is a good compromise to reduce the chance of hurting the user when being used as a spoon.I also like the design of the credit card size plastic backplate which allows the spoon and the fork to be stored in an organized way.I also like its choice of materials. Stainless steel is not as fancy as titanium, but its compact design still allows it to be made very light.Overall I find it to be a very useful product.

Good quality in a compact size. They have saved the day many times.

Had to sacrifice about four cards worth, but I have the largest version, and I managed to make space.Was worth the sacrifice. Now I always have utensils, and can avoid single-use plastic cutlery.

Exactly what I wanted.Small and compact.The handle s extend out easy to hold.I got the fork and spoon set for I always carry a knife on me.I will always carry this in my day kit on the trail.

I always love having utensils when I'm traveling, especially when it's a little thicker than a credit card and the same dimensions of one. These bad boys are great! While the spoon doesn't have much of a divot to hold soup in the spoon part, it does the job in a pinch and it flat enough that it can be creatively used as a dull butter knife.

I just received this and I am satisfied with the quality, sturdiness and potential usefulness but I haven't actually put it to a real test. I was frustrated at first that you can't easily extend either utensil. You have to push out the collapsed part of the fork or spoon. I used the corner of the poly case and used it again to reinstate the utensil to the closed position. I imagine that it is a good thing that the tools don't slide easily. To close, don't forget to push in on the side buttons of the utensil to unlock and slide back.I think this will be great in a pinch, but I don't expect the "flat" spoon to replace a real spoon, but I am sure it will work well enough. P.S. I bought directly from GoSun.

I literally had to run these under hot water and bend the fins out myself to get it even slightly usable. I even got a replacement because the first ones were unfixable. The second ones were...half decent. The spoon was really the worst offender. They scrape the metal piece on the handle immediately upon using them once, and they dont latch into place very well. They are fiddly and you have to kind of move them to one side sometimes to get them to lock in place. They work, but not very well, and require user modification.Overall, not a good product, but since they are the only ones on the market that are ACTUALLY compact, I am forced to keep them for my trip to Japan since my SO cannot use chopsticks. They're definitely not worth $20, especially for the quality issues. Even $10 would be a stretch for what is essentially a piece of plastic and a super thin sheet of aluminum and 2 wires. Look elsewhere if you can.

I have some months with it and im very happy. Excellent for those who don't want to use a bag for lunch at work.