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Spork Foldable
Original price was: € 19.95.€ 11.97Current price is: € 11.97.
Titanium | Matt Silver
- Free EU shipping • Delivers in 3-5 business days
- Easy setup
- Ultra-light
- Compact size
- High backrest
- Durable frame
- 2-year warranty
- 30-day returns
Description
The foldable titanium spork is a small wonder for outdoor travellers. It takes up almost no space, and weighs close to nothing. Thanks to the choice of material and the simple, yet robust lock slider, we are able to offer a tiny pack size that transforms into a full-size spork. The combination of fork and spoon means you only need one piece for all your dishes. Plus you’ll win every game of forky-spoon! The choice of titanium adds strength and sturdiness, with a mat surface on the handle for a better grip and a polished surface for eating, with the Nordisk logo discretely etched on the handle.
Specifications
Measurements
Length
15.5 cm
Weight
Official weight 0 g
Total weight17.5 g
Material
Primary material: Titanium
Free EU Shipping
Free shipping on selected orders
Easy Returns
30-day return policy
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Testimonials
Trusted by Outdoor Explorers
“Used Camp Store gear on a 3-day hill trek and everything held up perfectly. It was lightweight, comfortable, and easy to pack. Exactly what I needed for my adventure.”
Sarah Mitchell
Colorado
“Tried multiple brands before, but Camp Store gear feels more practical and incredibly durable. You can really tell it’s designed by people who actually camp and understand the needs.”
James Chen
Washington
“I purchased a sleeping bag and a backpack — both exceeded my expectations. They are incredibly warm, lightweight, and comfortable throughout the night, making camping a truly enjoyable experience.”
Emily Rodriguez
Arizona
“I’ve tried a few camping brands over the years, but Outcampers stands out for being genuinely practical and built to last. Everything feels thoughtfully designed by people who actually camp and know what matters in real conditions.”
James Chen
Washington
