humangear Gobites Duo, Blue, One Size (Apparel)

The handles fit and click securely together like a puzzle piece and then when you take them apart you can turn them around and slide and click the handles very securely together end to end, so you have a longer fork and spoon to be able to reach down to get the food out of the bottom of the container that you're eating out of and easily reach the bottom of the peanut butter container.Both the fork and the spoon are 5-3/4ths of an inch long by 3/4ths of an inch wide at the handles and the fork part itself is 1-1/4 inch wide and the spoon part itself is 1-1/2 of an inch wide.Both the fork and the spoon are tapered to become about 1/8th of an inch thick in the middle and it tapers to be less thick at the edges, but these are still quite strong even though they are only about 1/8th of an inch thick at their thickest point, because instead of breaking they slightly flex, but I don't know how far they will flex before they break and hopefully someone will test them...Read more

used to use the Spork by Light My Fire on backpacking trips, but I got so sick of them breaking all the time. I mean, they’re only three bucks, but c’mon – they should last longer than a trip or two! I recently got a humangear Duo and so far it’s fantastic. I’ve taken it on a few trips in the Trinity Alps and it’s so much better than the Spork. First, it feels way stronger – I can easily bend the Spork but the Duo tools are much, much stiffer. They feel like they’re going to really last (time will tell). The fork and spoon click together in two ways – the “storage”/"nested" mode and an “extended” mode where you click the two handles together end-to-end to make one long tool. The packaging indicates the tools can be used separately but I’ve found I mostly use them in the “extended mode”. When extended, it’s a great tool to cook with (reaches deep down into my Jet Boil pot),...Read more