fusionstix, the reusable, BPA free, dishwasher safe, fork chopstick combo utensil flatware for home kitchen, camping, backpacking, picnics, outdoor activities, or eating on the go (Lime Green)

They weren’t quite what I expected. I’ve used them once or twice, and they seem like they’re going to break any second. They’re very “flimsy” ...I think is the word I’m looking for. Very cute concept, got them on time, but it’s more of a novelty item than anything else.

I LOVE THESE! For those who already use chopsticks, you will immediately see the benefits of using the fusionstix. I use them all the time now. And for those who have never used chopsticks, they are much easier than you would think. The more you use them the easier it gets. They combine the benefits of using chopsticks with the convenience of a fork. Making this the most versatile, ultimate eating utensil. Order some, you won't be sorry. I highly recommend to anyone.

Fun to use for those who don’t know how to use standard chopsticks. They come in a few colors and I gave a few as gifts as well as keeping a set for myself. They are cute as well as aids for the “chopstick impaired”.

This eating utensil is a great addition to our cutlery drawer. It's really easy and fun to use! We love the different color choices. It's dishwasher safe! Even my two year old enjoys playing with it. The fusionstix have been great for pasta dishes, stir fry, salad and fried rice. I love being able to stab and grab food. I think this will be a great gift for foodies who aren't too pretentious!

I was just really curious about these. After a little practice, I really like them and found them easy to use. I like how they pick stuff up like chopsticks but I can also use them as a fork. Very handy! They fit in my purse, so I can just take them with me to work which is great. And, they are made in the U.S. too.

These fusionstix are ok for teaching kids to eat with chopsticks, but not great. Numerous times the kids have tried them, and end up going back to a fork or spoon. Their fingers get cramped and/or mixed up in placement, or the prongs cross over one another and frustrate the kids. Maybe these are more designed for adult hands and not children (age 7-12).

Only used this a couple of times. Haven’t quite master it but better than regular chopsticks. For those who have a terrible time with chopsticks I recommend these-at least you get to eat.

It’s a great concept and a fun gag gift, but when we went to actually use it it is super flimsy and the chopstick and fork part of it don’t come together, so you don’t get a nice grip on your food.