Reddit reviews CRKT Eat'N Tool Outdoor Spork Multitool: Durable and Lightweight Metal Multi-Tool for Camping, Hiking, Backpacking and Outdoors Activities, Silver 9100C

Personally I prefer tactical spork over polymer spork.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0030IRKHA/ref=as_li_ss_til?tag=sayuncle-20&camp=0&creative=0&linkCode=as4&creativeASIN=B0030IRKHA&adid=19G42H90QM4TBQWS7T6A

The reliability of those 'tuperware' sporks can't be compared to steel. The quality of the tactical spork is obvious if you can get one in your hand.

So this is what I have with me usually when going to work. Which is a 1h journey by high speed train, crossing an international border.

• The large knife is a Spyderco Native.
  
• And there is another Spyderco hiding in there too.
  
• The tiny flashlight is a Lenser K1
  
• The small flashlight is, I think, a Fenix
  
• 16 GB Thumbdrive
  
• iPhone 5S
  
• Beyerdynamic iDX 160 iE earbuds
  
• eVic Supreme eCigarette with a Nautilus Aspire tank
  
• A Schneider eXtra Document Pigment Pen
  
• A lightning cable
  
• Victorinox SwissTool Spirit III
  
• CRKT Eat N Tool
  
• Leatherman Squirt PS4
  
• A Victorinox quick-release key ring, released
  
• NiteIze key holder, keys, car key
  
• Bellroy Wallet
  
• Plasters Travel Kit
  
• Passport
  
• Maxpedition Pouch (and another, the MaxPedition EDC not shown)
  
  Link to highres picture What addition would compliment this EDC?

Sorry I forgot to say its a nice kit. Maybe some utensils would help to something like this:
http://www.amazon.com/Columbia-River-Knife-Tool-9100C/dp/B0030IRKHA/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1369081554&sr=8-9&keywords=titanium+spork

A possible solution might be to learn to use chopsticks and get a stainless-steel pair of those.

Knives and Forks can go in luggage just no knives in carry-on. I'm doing some research as I post this since I'm kind of curious about doing this myself now. Apparently forks are ok but "The final decision is up to the TSA agent" which doesn't bode well, imo.
I also found these, I think I might get one for my travels. Not sure about that coating though, sounds like black is teflon and the other colors are something I've never heard of.

Short Spork Keychain Tool

And A Full Sized One

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The cheapest add-on item I have is just over $4, so feel free to leave me out if you like. It's on my default list. (It's a spork/multitool keychain.)

Better explanations are in the Imgur album, but heres a list of crap.

1. Leatherman Supertool
   
   
2. Obstructures Aluminum Plate Wallet System
   
   
3. Jon Lota Keyflip
   
   
4. Derpy Hooves
   
   5A) 1952 Scheaffer Valiant
   
   5B) Lamy Safari
   
   6A) Karas Kustoms The Bolt
   
   6B) Karas Kustoms Brass Render K
   
   6C) Karas Kustoms Aluminum Render K
   
   
5. Ian Schon Design Space Pen
   
   8A) Gerber Mini Paraframe(you can get this for $8 on this link)
   
   8B) Leatherman C33Tx
   
   8C) Winchester ?? Anniversary Edition Box Set
   
   
6. Pentalic Pocket Notebook (Cant find the graph paper version)
   
   
7. Otterbox Defender for Galaxy S3 (This thing is bulletproof)
   
   
8. CRKT Eat'N Tool
   
   
9. RAINBOWDASH!

I actually immediately bought one of these (snow peak i think) the first time I saw it because I thought
"oh man! wait until the archaeologists find this after i die! they will think the spork was the most valuable of utensils, what a great gag!"
I can't say I've really grown up at all since then but I have switched to using this spork instead as it is pretty handy, fun, and cheap.

Thanks for the link! We actually already replaced them with pretty much exactly that, although not that specific one. That's what I would recommend too, although situationally this can actually work really well too: https://smile.amazon.com/CRKT-Spork-Outdoor-Multi-Tool/dp/B0030IRKHA

It was actually posted as a mallninja item a few days ago. It's one of those things that's stupid unless you have a very specific purpose for it and then it's incredibly useful.

quick edit: It does have the same problem with the tines being too small, but if you happen to have nuts and bolts of the included sizes on your gear, it can help a lot with that. The titanium spork you liked is probably overall better for most situations. The latter is really very situational.

Check out the CRKT Eat'n Tool. I keep one on my EDC bag for when I forget to grab utensils when I grab a quick dinner somewhere.

https://www.amazon.com/Columbia-River-Knife-Tool-9100C/dp/B0030IRKHA