MayULike Camping Cutlery Utensils Set of Military Grade Stainless Steel Fork, Spoon and Knife (Pink)

This tiny silverware is too cute with its little pink pouch. I wanted some silverware to keep in my desk at work for meals that need something a little sturdier than plastic. This fit the bill and when I saw that there was a pink option I had to have it. I really like that there is a thoughtful design on the handles as I was trying to avoid buying something boring and generic looking. This silverware is smaller than standard size but it is still totally functional and the size adds to the portability.

These utensils are great for meals at the office. They are lightweight, but seem sturdy enough for general use. The reason I am giving this cutlery set 4 stars is because on the first day of use (while eating breakfast), I noticed black streaks on my meal. I quickly realized that these streaks were coming from the fork in this set! Even though I had thoroughly cleaned the utensil set before use, there appears to be some sort of black charcoal-like coating on the inside and outside of each prong of the fork that did not wash away when I initially cleaned it. BUYER BEWARE: If you buy this cutlery set, be sure to use steel wool or another strong abrasive material to clean the sides and insides of the fork prongs. The attached photo shows just how much of this charcoal coating was embedded on the fork.

I really like these little utensils! I just started to take salads to work this week and everyone who has ever tried to eat spinach leaves with a plastic fork knows how difficult that can be (or is that just me?) Anyway, this little set is great for throwing in my lunch box and taking to work. I didn't expect to use the knife but today I had a piece of chicken that I had previously torn up and packed for my lunch that turned out to be a little large. So the knife came in handy, and it works great. The only shortcoming to this set (and it's a small one) is the case. I wish it came in a plastic case instead of fabric. Plastic would be much easier to wash after I've used the utensils and packed them back up to take home. Today, I just wrapped my napkin around them before I put them into the case, which gave me a napkin to use at meal time as well as using it to wrap around the dirty utensils before putting them back in the case. If they came in a plastic case, they would be perfect!

I'm not sure what "military grade" refers to, but these utensils have seen a lot of use in our backpacking adventures! They seem to be of decent quality and the carrying case is just fine. The only problem that I foresee (and we had) with these is that they're fairly small (think salad fork sized). They work well for eating off of a plate or bowl, but with our dehydrated meals we have a small problem with them not being long enough to adequately reach into the bag and stir without burning your knuckles. If you're thinking about buying them and eat mostly backpacking freeze-dried meals, then you may want to look elsewhere. However, if you're going to be using them for regular camping, for travel, or for your lunch at work, these utensils will work splendidly! Just be aware of the size as I didn't think they had a very great description on the listing (resulting in one star going missing).

Great little set for an office desk drawer. I love that there are decorative touches on the utensils. The two main drawbacks are the size and the case. While the size of the utensils is stated in the description, I was surprised that there was any difficulty in holding these. An inch longer would be perfect. As for the case, it can (and will) easily be stained or made damp. I'm sure that a utensil set intended for camping would benefit from a lightweight plastic case, especially if you're carrying it around in a backpack with other items that you don't want to get wet or stained.

The silverware is a bit smaller than normal, but they work ok. The minor annoyance is that the edges are sharper than normal utensils. They're not sharp like they will cut your lip, but if you're eating out of plastic dishes, there is a small grating/scraping sound every time you drag it them across the dish or scoop something up. They don't slide smoothly like most utensils. This also creates a lot of little scratches on the dish which could create issues with cleaning over time with food particles getting stuck in them.

I use this as my "office cutlery" set so I don't have to bring anything back and forth from home. I wash them by hand so I don't know how they would hold up in a dishwasher.The bag itself stained pretty easily from I'm presuming simply water; I must have put the utensils back still wet, so now there appear to be stain marks on the bag itself. But since I'm using both bag and utensils for function, I really don't care.I'm pleased with this product.

I bought these to use fewer plastic take-out utensils for work lunches.These are smaller, basically stamped from sheet metal, and not very precisely made.The sleeve is also made from low cost material and a cheap zipper that I doubt will last long. Fortunately they are relatively light weight and convenient, but I would welcome a competitor with higher quality and design.