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Small in size, but big on performance, the versatile Guyot Designs MicroBites™ utensils make any meal just that much better.

5-in-1 functionality gives you the performance of a spoon, fork, knife, spatula and spreader
High-temperature nylon polymer can withstand temperatures up to 450°F
Compact size nests in most camp cookware sets; light weight won't hold you back
As part of the Guyot Designs C-Minus™ program, MicroBites™ are more than just ''carbon neutral,'' they're actually ''carbon negative''
Guyot Designs purchases enough carbon offsets to not only neutralize the production impacts of MicroBites, but to actually reduce greenhouse emissions
Each MicroBites set carries enough carbon offsets to account for more than 25 lbs. of verifiable greenhouse gas emissions reductions
Every product in the C-Minus program receives a unique serial number, allowing you to verify the carbon offsets at the Guyot Designs website

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Guyot Designs MicroBites Utensils Customer Reviews

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Guyot Designs MicroBites Utensils

4.6

(based on 25 reviews)

88%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Compact (25)
Lightweight (24)
Durable (23)
Easy to clean (22)
Stable (11)

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking (22)
Hiking (20)
Car camping (17)
High altitude (11)
Biking trips / touring (3)

- Reviewer Profile:
- Avid adventurer (10), Casual/ recreational (9), Casual adventurer (4)
- What Is Your Gear Style:
- Survivalist / minimalist (16), Comfort driven (6)
- Was this a gift?:
- No (9)

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Nov

2012

2.0

not a fork, not a spoon

By urban minimalist

from north carolina

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Compact
Easy To Clean
Lightweight

Cons

Poor Function

Best Uses

Comments about Guyot Designs MicroBites Utensils:

I keep these in my backpack so I don't have to put more plastic in the trash when I eat at places that don't offer real silverware. The knife part of the spatula works fine. I'm sure the spatula works okay as a spatula, although I haven't had occasion to use it as such. The Spork, however, does not function well as a fork or spoon. The spoon is too shallow for soup and the tines are too short and too flimsy to spear crunchy vegetables and lift chunks of meat. It's worth it to me to carry a set that has a separate fork and spoon, so I'll be replacing these.

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Apr

2012

5.0

Simply Amazing!

By Sione

from Seattle, WA

About Me Environmentalist

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Pros

Compact
Durable
Easy To Clean
Lightweight
Stable

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking
Bicycle touring
Hiking

Comments about Guyot Designs MicroBites Utensils:

These MicroBites utensils have made their way from my camping gear to daily usage! I keep a set at work in case I bring utensil-eatin' food. I always keep a couple sets in my pack for camping. They work well!

The design for the two pieces nesting into each other holds well and I've had my first set for a few years now. They still keep together, which was a worry of mine. Unlike some other sets, these are REALLY durable, too! They are seemingly unbreakable and I've used them for cutting tough stuff and also used the spatula/knife for cooking over a PocketRocket and it held on just fine!

This set is fantastic and easy to just throw a couple into your bag and go!

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Apr

2012

5.0

Neat and usefule

By dtt

from Chattanooga, TN

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Compact
Durable
Easy To Clean
Lightweight
Stable

Cons

Best Uses

Eating

Comments about Guyot Designs MicroBites Utensils:

They are so versatile, I usually use these in my dorm instead of regular utensils!

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Dec

2011

5.0

Great utensils

By To Tahoe and Beyond

from Sacramento, CA

About Me Avid Adventurer

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Pros

Compact
Durable
Easy To Clean
Lightweight
Stable

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking
Bicycle touring
Car Camping
Commuting
High Altitude
Hiking

Comments about Guyot Designs MicroBites Utensils:

These are great utensils. I have tried a few different types of camp utensils out and these stand out as my favorite. The only complaint I have for them is that the spork can't function for leafy greens - I use them for my pack lunches as well as backpacking.

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Oct

2011

5.0

Never leave them home.

By N8andm

from Minneapolis

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Compact
Durable
Easy To Clean
Lightweight
Stable

Cons

Difficult to Clean

Best Uses

Backpacking
Bicycle touring
Car Camping
Commuting
High Altitude
Hiking

Comments about Guyot Designs MicroBites Utensils:

I have has these for 3 years, love them.
Finally started weighing my gear and the spork weighs slightly less than a Snow Peak titianium spork. They are great for keeping meals quiet.

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Apr

2011

5.0

For the price and weight...it's a good

By original slow guy

from Ennis, TX

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Compact
Durable
Easy To Clean
Lightweight

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking
Car Camping
High Altitude
Hiking

Comments about Guyot Designs MicroBites Utensils:

Difficult to find a combo like this that weighs almost nothing.

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Feb

2011

5.0

My favorite camping utensil

By emevans13

from Minneapolis, MN

About Me Casual/ Recreational

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Pros

Compact
Durable
Easy To Clean
Lightweight

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking
Car Camping
Hiking

Comments about Guyot Designs MicroBites Utensils:

I am a HUGE fan of the Guyot Designs Microbite utensils. Whether I am going out on a day-hike or planning a multi-day camping trip, I always carry at least one set with me.

It's a light utensil set that takes up very little space, it's safe on non-stick pans, like my GSI Bugaboo set and they offer great flexibility and functionality. The spork points don't break and the knife/spat combo are wonderful in that it offers both a serrated edge and a clean cutting blade, too.

Best of all, they are affordable! I recommend these to all my friends who spend time outdoors.

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Nov

2010

5.0

Just Right

By King Camper

from San Marcos, Tx

About Me Avid Adventurer

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Pros

Compact
Durable
Easy To Clean
Lightweight
Stable

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking
Car Camping
Hiking

Comments about Guyot Designs MicroBites Utensils:

Great Set, you can't lose them cause they snap together, they are strong and effective on everything from soup to steak.

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Nov

2010

4.0

Good Stuff

By williamP

from Athens, Ga

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Pros

Compact
Durable
Lightweight
Stable

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking
Hiking

Comments about Guyot Designs MicroBites Utensils:

So these are great, but i was eating/cooking ramen and now they kinda have a yellow tint. They didn't have any residual flavor but just the minor color change. Other than that they're fantastic.

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Sep

2010

(5 of 8 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

Spork is next to worthless

By DBR

from Dixon, MT

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Pros

Compact
Durable
Easy To Clean
Lightweight
Stable

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking

Comments about Guyot Designs MicroBites Utensils:

The spork is fine for things like muslie but the fork slots on the spoon prevent it from holding more than a half teaspoon of liquid, so eating soup with it is frustrating at best. The prongs on the spork, which are supposed to replace a fork are dull and thick and will not stick in anything more firm than maybe a pancake. They may look fun and be environmentally correct, but I would rather carry a few more ounces and have a real spoon and fork and avoid the frustration every time I have a meal. Besides, I already have a kitchen drawer full of spoons and forks. If I use those, I am not consuming more unnecessary junk.