Very sturdy, nice & handy overall size and the bowl of the spoon is deeper than others and of generous capacity.
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With Kershaw, you get incredible bang for your hard-earned buck. Even our inexpensive models are impressive. In fact, everything about a Kershaw is solid, crafted, reliable.
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From award-winning technologies and advanced materials to the solid sound of the blade lockup, when you’re carrying a Kershaw, you know you’re carrying the real thing. With Kershaw, you get incredible bang for your hard-earned buck. Even our inexpensive models are impressive. In fact, everything about a Kershaw is solid, crafted, reliable.
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I just received this item a few minutes ago, so I am just giving a first impression. There are some products - especially these metal doodads - that just make an impression right away. This seems 'right'. The proportions are good, the finish is good, the weight and balance. It's just one of those things that seems pleasing, and seems well-designed.The spoon appears to be the same size and proportion as a teaspoon from an ordinary place setting. It's a normal size, normal shape, and normal depth. The fork seems pretty good too; the tines aren't as long as a fork on your dinner table, but they are longer than on any spork I've seen. Because the valleys between the tines are of different drpths to match the curve of the carabiner opening, they aren't all the same length. But it looks like the longest is about 7/8" and the shortest is about 5/8", so the fork should be adequate to get a grip on your food.I have 2 observations of what I would consider compromises, which are slightly negative, but I think if they tried any alternatives it would end up causing bigger problems elsewhere: 1) the carabiner is in the middle, which is kind of weird. But if they put it at either end, they would have to make the eating end be a spork, which would be worse. 2) When eating with the fork, it would feel more comfortable if the spoon were flipped over so your thumb was in the concave side and your fingers could wrap around the curve on the bottom of the spoon; but if they did that, then from the side the thing would be one big U-shaped curve from the tip of the fork to the tip of the spoon instead of a nice S-shape, which I think would be a terrible design.So all in all, This won't be as well suited to your dining room as a real fork and spoon, but away from home I think it will do the trick, it feels well made and is satisfying to hold.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2018
Color: SilverVerified Purchase
I just received this item a few minutes ago, so I am just giving a first impression. There are some products - especially these metal doodads - that just make an impression right away. This seems 'right'. The proportions are good, the finish is good, the weight and balance. It's just one of those things that seems pleasing, and seems well-designed.
The spoon appears to be the same size and proportion as a teaspoon from an ordinary place setting. It's a normal size, normal shape, and normal depth. The fork seems pretty good too; the tines aren't as long as a fork on your dinner table, but they are longer than on any spork I've seen. Because the valleys between the tines are of different drpths to match the curve of the carabiner opening, they aren't all the same length. But it looks like the longest is about 7/8" and the shortest is about 5/8", so the fork should be adequate to get a grip on your food.
I have 2 observations of what I would consider compromises, which are slightly negative, but I think if they tried any alternatives it would end up causing bigger problems elsewhere: 1) the carabiner is in the middle, which is kind of weird. But if they put it at either end, they would have to make the eating end be a spork, which would be worse. 2) When eating with the fork, it would feel more comfortable if the spoon were flipped over so your thumb was in the concave side and your fingers could wrap around the curve on the bottom of the spoon; but if they did that, then from the side the thing would be one big U-shaped curve from the tip of the fork to the tip of the spoon instead of a nice S-shape, which I think would be a terrible design.
So all in all, This won't be as well suited to your dining room as a real fork and spoon, but away from home I think it will do the trick, it feels well made and is satisfying to hold.
The spoon appears to be the same size and proportion as a teaspoon from an ordinary place setting. It's a normal size, normal shape, and normal depth. The fork seems pretty good too; the tines aren't as long as a fork on your dinner table, but they are longer than on any spork I've seen. Because the valleys between the tines are of different drpths to match the curve of the carabiner opening, they aren't all the same length. But it looks like the longest is about 7/8" and the shortest is about 5/8", so the fork should be adequate to get a grip on your food.
I have 2 observations of what I would consider compromises, which are slightly negative, but I think if they tried any alternatives it would end up causing bigger problems elsewhere: 1) the carabiner is in the middle, which is kind of weird. But if they put it at either end, they would have to make the eating end be a spork, which would be worse. 2) When eating with the fork, it would feel more comfortable if the spoon were flipped over so your thumb was in the concave side and your fingers could wrap around the curve on the bottom of the spoon; but if they did that, then from the side the thing would be one big U-shaped curve from the tip of the fork to the tip of the spoon instead of a nice S-shape, which I think would be a terrible design.
So all in all, This won't be as well suited to your dining room as a real fork and spoon, but away from home I think it will do the trick, it feels well made and is satisfying to hold.
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