Jetboil TrailWare Utensil Set
Designed to easily extend and reach inside a Jetboil pot or dehydrated meal package, the Jetboil TrailWare utensil set makes it easy to get every bit of food to fill you up and make cleaning easier.
- Set includes 1 fork, 1 spoon and 1 knife
- Fork and spoon extend to over 10 in. with 3-position locking handles
- Silicone-edged spoon scrapes every morsel
- Lightweight design
- Utensils snap together for easy storage in a backpack
Imported.
View all Jetboil Camping Utensil Sets| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Snapped together: 7.25 x 1.75 x 1.1 inches; extended length of fork and spoon: 10 inches |
| Weight | 1.5 ounces |
| Includes | Extendable fork; extendable spoon; knife |
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Cooking on the hiking trails
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I brought about year ago, what game changer to our hiking trip…. It makes cooking so much easier now
Missed an important feature.
I like the adjustable aspects of the fork and spoon. Missed the mark by not allowing the use of a carabiner or a pouch to keep them together when in storage/ camping.
Worth adding to your gear
Inexpensive add on to your supply. Extension positions hold well. Stack holds together by the detent at the end of the handle. More squeeze together, don't really click together. Still no issue with the stack staying in one piece yet. serrations on knife work well, probably going to stick with another knife I already carry, just personal preference. Nothing wrong with this one though. Spoon is rubber edged and works well as a spatula to get clean swipes of all the last little bits an pieces.
Stores easily, sturdy even with hot liquids. Used the camping and ate multiple meals. The spoon was easy to stir with and eat with. The whole set was easy to clean and stored back in the cup easily. This item works great from beginner backpackers/campers to experts alike. Rarely do I advocate for name brand materials but the jetboil flatware is worth the extra money. If you have a jetboil then grab a set and you'll be happy!
Flimsy Design
Extremely flimsy design. There is zero “backbone” to these utensils. They bend and flex way too easily. Secondly the snaps aren’t built for long term use. They are cheap and they will fail. Lastly there needs to be some kind of containment/storage bag for them. I wanted to love them but the honest truth is that overall these utensils are a swing and a miss. There are far better options on the market.
Really?
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have no idea how this even got approved. You can get a stiffer fork/spoon/knife for free at Chipolte. I assume an intern was given this project and the entire thing was greenlit without supervision. The stoves are great, but whoever designed and approved these should be fired.
Okay, but not quite what I need.
They are cute, they nestle nicely, and you get several options for length.They are, however, a bit bulky, the spoon is small, and I probably don't really need the knife. They feel well made, and I'll probably use them, but I honestly like the old style of JB utensils better.
simple piece of kit
simple and easy to use, I primarily use these when I am eating out of "MRE" like packages where a long fork or spoon is easier to use due to the depth of the bag. Lightweight and they connect together so you wont lose them. Maybe grab an addition pair for a friend.
Exceeded my expectations
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The flatware is perfect for everyday lunch use or take on the trail b/c it’s so light weight. I was skeptical @ first with the fork being able to stab any food but it has held up to some salads & chicken. I guess the real test will be some steak.
Just what was needed.
Very easy to use, pack, clean and does not damage the jetboil. Snaping them together seems like it will wear out and does not always hold together. Would have been nice to have a carrying bag to keep them clean when traveling.