Unveil the Ultimate Camping Cutlery Set: User Insights Revealed

Feel great, Perform great. Honestly like this set more than the titanium and aluminum versions. More comfortable in the hands, feels smooth in the mouth and very easy to carry. Very sharp knife too!

I don’t understand the high rating here. Anyone who attempts to cut meat will notice the serration doesnt go near the tip so its hard to cut. The fork also doesnt have points so have fun forking things.

This set is good for eating baby food. Left me wishing I had a disposable plastic set that worked.

Nachdem wir, eine vier köpfige radreiseaktive Campingfamilie, schon etliche Campingbesteckvarianten ausprobiert haben sind wir nun bei diesem hier gelandet. Früheres Bundeswehrbesteck war viel zu schwer. Billiges Plastebesteck brach immer wieder ab. Letzter Favorit war der Spork aus Metall. Bei diesem habe ich jedoch den Nachteil, wenn ich z.B. meine Suppe ausgelöffelt habe und dann noch ein Würstchen mit der Gabel aufspießen möchte, habe ich den schmutzigen Löffelteil in der Hand. Bei diesem Besteckset ist dies anders, da Löffel und Gabel getrennt voneinander eingesetzt werden. Also, keine schmutzigen Finger mehr.
Das Messer aus diesem Besteckset nutzen wir allerdings nicht, da wir ja ohnehin noch ein solides Messer mit scharfer Metallklinge dabei haben.
Da das Besteckset aus Kunststoff gefertigt ist, ist es auch sehr leicht. Dennoch ist auch nach mehrmonatiger Benutzung nichts kaputt gegangen. (Da haben wir ja schon andere Erfahrungen mit billigem Plastikbesteck machen müssen)

+ Leicht und dennoch Robust
+ Messer, Gabel und Löffel getrennt nutzbar (im Gegensatz zu Spork oder Göffel etc.)

o nicht ganz günstig aber sein Geld wert

Utilisé lors de treks journaliers de courtes distances (10 à 14 kms/j).
Pas de problèmes particuliers , légers, pratiques...

I purchased this cutlery set for both backpacking and car camping. I wanted to have both a spoon and fork as I just don't like "sporks."
Great set. The highlights are the knive and the clip. Despite not being metal, the knife is sharp and cuts really good. The set is very light as well. The clip keeps the set compact and organized which I like.

After much searching I finally found a set of cutlery that was both small enough to fit in my camping stove set, and light enough to take on any trip. Whilst the Spork is now the 'go to' cutlery gadget for many backpackers, I simply found that it was too uncomfortable for anything more than a quick bite to eat on the go, and primarily as a spoon. I wanted a lightweight cutlery solution which included a traditional knife, fork and spoon, but that didn't take up much more space than a spork. Most of the camping cutlery I looked at was either metal, or was too long to fit in my cook set. This Sea to Summit Delta set has proved perfect for my needs. The set is short enough to fit neatly into my cook set, but is still comfortable to hold in the hand. It's both lightweight and strong, the reinforced nylon ensuring that whilst each piece still has a natural bit of flex, they don't bend like plastic and should be much more durable.

The spoon has a really nice wide head, meaning it's useful both to eat with and for serving or measuring out ingredients. The fork has slightly sharpened prongs and seems perfectly capable of stabbing the majority of hard foods I've tried it with. The knife has a fantastically sharp serrated edge, which is capable of cutting most cooked meat. The set also comes with a handy carabina, if you wanted to keep all three together in your pack.

All in all, I can't fault this set, and given the functionality and the quality it represents excellent value. For the same price as a Spork I can't see why anyone other than the most extreme ultra-light backpackers would ever chose a Spork over a set like this.