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MSR's lightweight Alpine Folding Utensils fold in half for compact storage. Now you can take the kitchen luxuries you need on your next backpacking trip without having to worry about taking up extra space. The lightweight, compact spoon, spatula, and strainer won't scratch or ding nonstick pots and pans. The Alpine Folding Utensils are an excellent complement to the MSR Alpine Cookset.
Now you don't have to make the case for adding luxuries like your favorite kitchen utensils to your pack. MSR's lightweight strainer, spatula and spoon cleverly fold in half for compact storage. Use them for pots with a nonstick coating–no scratches, no dings.
Lightweight, foldable, and very functional, the MSR Alpine Folding Set includes a deep spoon, spatula, and handy pot strainer.
Now you don't have to make the case for adding luxuries like your favorite kitchen utensils to your pack
MSR's lightweight strainer, spatula and spoon cleverly fold in half for compact storage. Use them for pots with a nonstick coating to keep your pots free of scratches and dings
Available individually or as a set.
Now you don't have to make the case for adding luxuries like your favorite kitchen utensils to your pack. MSR's lightweight strainer, spatula and spoon cleverly fold in half for compact storage. Use them for pots with a nonstick coating no scratches, no dings.
MSR's Alpine Folding Utensils help you create that backcountry feast. These non-scratch utensils fold down to half their original size and are friendly to your non-stick surfaces.
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| Country of Origin: | Taiwan |
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| Material: | plastic |
| Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Weight: | [Spoon] .98oz; [Spatula] .77oz; [Strainer] 1.2oz |
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 | MSR Alpine Utensil Set | $14.95 |
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| Spatula | 4.95 |
| Spoon | 5.95 |
| Strainer | 3.95 |
ProLite Gear offers this product at $5.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
Marmot Mountain offers this product at $14.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS) offers this product at $14.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
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Love the Spat | |
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I don't know about the other items listed because I haven't bought them yet (but I plan to). The spatula is great. It is so light weight but is amazingly durable. I wanted a lightweight spatula for backpacking but was concerned that I would have carried the thing just to have it break the first time I used it. When I got it in my hands I was impressed. It will do anything you need a spatula to do in the backcountry. Very well designed and built. Fits in my GSI hard anodized cook set. | |
| Ben Cook at Backcountry.com on 05/23/2006 | |
Backcountry Kitchen | |
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I picked up all three of these and they worked like a charm. They feel very durable, although I worried about the strainer breaking but no problems yet. They lock in a folding position as well as in the usable position....except the strainer. Easy to store and very easy to clean. They didn't even melt when I had them right against red-hot titanium. Really, they're a descent set of utensils for a rough kitchen. | |
| Steve Tibbitts at Backcountry.com on 10/25/2009 | |
Unexpected value | |
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Good tool, as mention in other reviews, it's very handly to turn eggs (thin flat part). I used it frequently at home when my regular one is dirty. Because I dont use plastic ustensils this prevent me from scratching my t-fal cookware. Don't get the whole set as the big spoon is useless and the use strainer may be somehow hazardous. | |
| fast racoon at Backcountry.com on 05/16/2009 | |
It's Pancake Time | |
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We made some hefty pancakes with this on more than one occasion. It holds up great to high heats, cleans fast, protects nonstick cookware, and feels very reliable and strong. It is light and low profile so the weight conscious but luxury minded camper can enjoy themselves by having faith in their cook gear. | |
| Barry Blalock at Backcountry.com on 05/30/2009 | |
Good for Cooking Eggs | |
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I never would have purchased this but got it as a gift. I laughed it off but it's a real part of my backpacking kitchen and works like a charm. Sturdy and functional. And for a couple bucks, hey, why not? | |
| Erich Knaak at Backcountry.com on 12/16/2008 | |
Feels Sturdy! | |
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Nice little spatula to add to your kitchen set. Super light and feels strong. Good for making eggs and pancakes and you can't really beat the price for something this nifty. The whole set is really useful! | |
| Nathan McIntosh at Backcountry.com on 09/16/2008 | |
"Absolutely amazing." | |
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| These things are amazing, they are lightweight, foldable and compact, don't scratch nonstick containers and they can fit inside my msr cooking set. Definitely a wonderful addition to your camping gear. | |
| Jason at Moosejaw on 10/22/2007 | |
"can't go wrong with these in your camp kitchen" | |
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| these utensils are excellent! I love the compact size & they do not scratch the surface of my new pots. They sure beat my grandmother's slotted spoon & old spatula | |
| Mary at Moosejaw on 06/26/2007 | |
Small and light | |
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Haven't got the chance to use this yet, but it looks like it will work good. Extremely light and perfect size to pack with. Also looks surprisingly durable. | |
| SpencerM at Backcountry.com on 07/08/2009 | |
MSR spatula | |
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This product is great! It fits right into my MSR cook gear. Great for turning bacon, sausage and cooking eggs, scrambled or over easy. I love it. | |
| siegel1441702551 at Backcountry.com on 05/19/2006 | |
"Flimsy, and won't store in some MSR cooking pots." | |
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| Not really impressed...first, you'd think they would fit in a MSR cooking set, but even folded they don't fit into the Duralite Cooking set no matter how you cram them. The plastic could be a little more hardy...they seem really flimsy. They are lightweight though...just know you'll have to store them somewhere besides the pots, if you went with MSR. | |
| Jonathan at Moosejaw on 07/05/2008 | |
"Used 'em, liked 'em." | |
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| These are for food products that you make when you are camping which is exactly what we used them for. The only bummer was that the clicking mechanism that kept the spatula in the open-locked position broke and so it was rendered virtually useless as a spatula. Henceforth, we used it as a pointer. You know, "Go git that there yonder thing...." It worked really well for that too. So overall, it is a multipurpose sort of thing, if you are creative enough to come up with something else to use it for when it breaks. | |
| Jacqueline at Moosejaw on 03/23/2009 | |
Melted on first use | |
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The first time I used the spatula to make pancakes in the BWCAW the front edge quickly melted. I was using it over a stove, so maybe the pan was hotter than expected. I was disappointed. | |
| ICanu at Backcountry.com on 09/08/2009 | |
"flimsy" | |
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| they seem fine but a little on the flimsy side. they may not last a long time but they are inexpensive. you get what you pay for. | |
| Kenneth at Moosejaw on 03/10/2008 | |
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