[pct-l] Eat N Tool

[John Papini]

You answered your own question, my friend. It is heavy and you get your hands dirty trying to eat. I got one as a gift; cute novelty item, but I didn’t like it. I’ll keep my long handled spoon, but to each his own. I never needed a flat head screwdriver on the trail, using coins for my bear can and trekking poles. Use my lighter to open bottles.

Happy trails!

> On Jan 20, 2017, at 6:58 AM, Mike Cunningham <hikermiker at yahoo.com> wrote:
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> Has anyone tried one of these?
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> It seems that it is heavy at 1.4 oz. That it has a shallow
> bowl & stingy tines, and some useless metric wrench
> cutouts but it has a flat head screwdriver and a cap
> lifter.
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> The compactness interests me but do you get your hand all
> gooey trying to eat with it?
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> Anyway any real world use reports would be of interest.
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> hikermiker
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