Tactical Spork

I’ve been using this product for a long time, and just bought the two pack so that I could have some extras. These are great to keep in vehicles, offices, and in backpacks so that you always have utensils. They also reduce the waste of single use plastic-wear. They have held up well to the dishwasher and daily use. The knife is sharp enough to cut tough meats and vegetables.I highly recommend!

I have these everywhere. In each car, all camping equipment and gave to all my friends. Great to have around while eating fast food in car. These things are built very tough and durable. The knife is really strong and sharp. Yes it easily could be a weapon. I would easily use these before plastic utensils. I recommend these for all applications.

these eating utensils are compact and portable and they look like the short bar joint manipulator tools we used to see in self defense classes...generally speaking for me though the spoon section is to small and the overall length is too short for my taste. i want to be able to open an MRE main meal on the short end and then EASILY reach the bottom with my spork without my fingers touching the bag....

Smaller than they appear in the pictures, but sturdy enough. They do the job well.

Great quality. Easy to use. Nice size. Sturdy.

Very good product, except the sport should have been a little bit. Wider as more as a spoon.

The knife is sharp and as a unit everything seems durable enough. It's a bit small on the spoon size if your use to eating with a tablespoon it's like eating with a teaspoon but in a pinch or survival situation it functions, easy to clean and light. Definitely affordable and worth having in your car, lunchbox, pack or EDC pouch.

It's a great idea. The plastic is sturdy enough, it goes together and comes apart nicely, it is relatively light weight and it looks cool! The issue I had, was it is small and didn't work well as either a spork or a knife. I also bought the Tapirus Tactical spork on Amazon, with the farro rod, knife, spork and am comparing this tactical set to the Tapirus. The Hax set is half the cost which is great, but the length is too short for digging into backpacking meals or MRE's. When separated into a spork and knife, it it clumsy to use (at least for me). I can't imagine the spoon portion of this holding any liquid. It is too shallow and not very wide. The tines on the spork are solid though. For the cost, the Tapirus was long handled, comfortable enough to hold when separated and the knife was metal not plastic. (which isn't a big deal as the serrated edge did the job on chicken and waffles etc). The weight of the Haxrotin was 1.25oz the Tapirus was 1.875oz. I just felt the later was more useful for what I needed it for. It was easier to clean too. If the handle on the Hax was longer and the spoon a bit wider, I would have probably gone in a different direction.

The project is made with very good material. and it is a great feeling to it.