People sometimes tell me I don't know my own strength, but this is ridiculous. I was washing it.
http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/broken_spork.jpg
http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/broken_spork.jpg
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Anyone had any trouble with the LMF spork?
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Go for the lifeventure titanium spork. Lurch has them for not very much, I bought one when I was heading south a few weeks back. It's single ended though and has a little spring clip at the top.
I have broken every plastic spork I have owned - rubbish items IMHO - Ti is just wrong for Bushcraft...just carve one!
And - yes - I have a folding Ti Spork ...foisted on me as a prezzie...as were the folding plastic one and a commercial bamboo one... all thanks to Mesquite who is a win p merchant beyond belief!
I have also carved several which are tons better, but normaly I just use my carved spoons an a knife!
And - yes - I have a folding Ti Spork ...foisted on me as a prezzie...as were the folding plastic one and a commercial bamboo one... all thanks to Mesquite who is a win p merchant beyond belief!
I have also carved several which are tons better, but normaly I just use my carved spoons an a knife!
Mine don't last long enough to break, I keep setting them on fire. one minute me stew is doing fine the next is has either a new green plastic candle attached or a new plastic dumpling 
maybe it is time to invest on a metal one
maybe it is time to invest on a metal one
Al my sporks have a max of 3 prongs,
ones a Spoothpick/toothpoon ( spoon and toothpick)
one is a Spife ( no prongs)
True to the name, I think they are better for lighting my fires than sporking with.
ones a Spoothpick/toothpoon ( spoon and toothpick)
one is a Spife ( no prongs)
True to the name, I think they are better for lighting my fires than sporking with.
Sporks are crap, end of, take a spoon and fork. If you really must eat off a babies early learning tool, Tesco are selling plastic sporks for a quid.
Ged, admitting to using one has lost you a lot of credibility in my eyes...extremely disappointed in you and hope its a passing phase or perhaps you had a 'Senior Moment' when you got it
Ged, admitting to using one has lost you a lot of credibility in my eyes...extremely disappointed in you and hope its a passing phase or perhaps you had a 'Senior Moment' when you got it
Well I've had a lot of fun reading this, all of you, thanks! But there is just one nasty rumour that I have to deal with...
I didn't say I was USING it, I'd never admit to a thing like that, I said I was WASHING it. The wife bought it, she thought it was a good idea at the time. :yikes:
...Ged, admitting to using one has lost you a lot of credibility in my eyes...extremely disappointed in you and hope its a passing phase or perhaps you had a 'Senior Moment' when you got it
I didn't say I was USING it, I'd never admit to a thing like that, I said I was WASHING it. The wife bought it, she thought it was a good idea at the time. :yikes:
on a more positive note, i got a couple for lightweight emergency use
the mrs has one in her handbag, one day we find it has a small crack
emailed LMF, they posted us 2 replacements
Al
the mrs has one in her handbag, one day we find it has a small crack
emailed LMF, they posted us 2 replacements
Al
The LMF Ti sporks are ok, but they can be a bit hard on non-stick coatings. They're also heavier than the plastic ones (17g v 9g) so if you see a gram-weenie with one you can be sure he's posing. 
