
Made in USA.
Item 627605
Specification | Description |
| Weight | 1.2 ounces |
| Material | Inert plastic |
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Comments about MSR Folding Strainer:
Bought it as part of the utensil set.
I have very little use for something that is this specific in utilization. It's a strainer. But if you file off the ridges, chamfer the edges and change it from a left handed to a right handed operation it could double as spatula. I only carry items that can be used for more than one purpose. If I were car camping with a group and ate a lot of pasta and threw out my cooking water - OK. It works well for the single solitary use but doesn't work well for anything else. It will not be joining the rest of my kitchen in the backcountry.
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Comments about MSR Folding Strainer:
At 1.2 ounces this is a no-brainer to carry if you're having pasta on the trail. It makes straining simple and foolproof. I've been using mine for 4 years and have zero issues with it. It just works and works well.
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Comments about MSR Folding Strainer:
It's interesting that other reviewers would negatively rate the product based not upon the function but rather on their decision of application. True, this little gem serves one purpose, to strain the water from your food. It is after all, a "strainer". If you want to wear your strainer on your head, this isn't the choice for you. But if you find effective pasta straining a must, then this product will make you happy. It works well, fits even the larger pots, and folds up for compact travel.
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I've brought this product on a few trips and quickly realized that It's a waste of space in my pack. It only serves one function (straining water). I can use the cover of my pot to do that just as easily. i tried to double this thing up as a spatula to flip food with little success. Unless you eat pasta 3-4 times per day, I'd say skip this product and just use the cover of your pot or a bandana to do all your straining - at least those have other functions.
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