The Best Sporks for all your Outdoor Eating Needs

Ka-Bar, the same people who manufacture the famous USMC fixed blade knife, is also now in the spork business!

When I first saw their spork, I knew I had to have it for the sheer fact that it has a knife inside of it. It’s a plastic knife, but it still cuts pretty well. The entire thing is made of plastic, but it’s made very well and strong.

Don’t expect to cut through bark or bone, but will certainly cut through some cooked meat.

I quite appreciate this spork because of the added knife feature. It also resembles their signature design.

Do you eat a lot of freeze-dried meals in bags? Have you ever been frustrated with the short sporks that get your hangs all gross with the food?

Worry no longer! This is a spork with a long handle so you can reach deep inside the bags without the mess!

This is also titanium which makes it strong, as well as super lightweight. It’s also easy to clean.

This is their BPA-free bio-plastic spork, but I also have their titanium spork that looks identical to this one, except it’s titanium.

This has a full spoon on one side and a full fork on the other side.

Etched into the side of one of the prongs on the fork is a little serration which allows for some cutting ability. I’ve found the cutting to be almost impossible, so I tend not to use it, but it’s a nice added feature. It’s not sharp so it doesn’t affect eating in any way.

Extremely lightweight, easy to clean, and can be packed away just about anywhere.

UCO is known for their quality gear and this spork definitely holds up to that quality!

I love this design. It has a full spoon and knife on one side and a full fork on the other side. They can be separated or the knife can slide into the back of the fork to hold together.

When you’re done using it, flip the fork around and slide it against the spoon to pack down even smaller.

It’s lightweight, functional, and durable.

This is the curest little spork I’ve ever seen. It looks like something a bushcrafter would make out in the field. It’s made of bamboo and has a cork case when to store away when not in use.

It’s super compact, can fit in the palm of your hand, but sturdy enough and big enough to sufficiently eat with.

This certainly won’t be for everyone but I think it’s too cool not to talk about.

If you’re looking for an eco-friendly spork, this is the one.