MSR Alpine Folding Utensils - Set for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

9.5
out of 10
8 Positive, 0 Mixed & 0 Negative
from 8 Reviews
Retail Price:
$16.95
Used Value:
$10.17
Sale Value:
$15.26
Serve up the most fabulous meal that you can imagine in the backcountry now that you have MSR's Alpine Folding Utensil Set. This lightweight spoon, spatula and strainer/grater combo will make your friends believe that you do have your own cooking show.

Specifications

Brand:
MSR
Manufacturer Warranty:
limited 3 years
Recommended Use:
backcountry cooking

Full Reviews

10
Each one has multiple uses which is great. For example the spatula has a serrated edge you can use as a knife on softer food. Folds up easy to pack into small places.
K Jacobsen, backcountry.com
June 24, 2018
10
I have to say that we haven't had a chance to try these out and about yet, but these are super cool. They are INCREDIBLY lightweight and multi-functional. I don't always read descriptions carefully, so the cheese grater/strainer/serrated edge was a pleasant surprise! Bought these for backpacking and camping, and we are so pumped to try them out. All that you really need in one set!
Laura T., backcountry.com
May 25, 2016
10
My job involves quite a lot of traveling so I purchased these utensils as part of the cookset I fly with. I like MSR products a lot and this is no exception. I was initially skeptical of the durability of these, given their appearance, material, and general flexibility, particularly in the case of the strainer/cheese grater. After over 3 months of daily use I can safely say that they live up to the MSR name and I am glad to have them. They show very little signs of use so far. While the spatula is a little smaller than I would like, I gladly sacrifice that in order to keep them lighter and more packable. The other downside of the set is the spoon, but only because I don't use it. I haven't found a time where it worked better than any normal spoon so I don't bring it with me anymore. Bottom line: Great utensils but skip the set and buy the spatula and strainer separately.
Harrison Gatos, backcountry.com
November 22, 2014
10
These work well for cooking more than dehydrated foods. I have had no issues with them and am very satisfied. I mean I really can't say anything more about them just buy them and you will thank yourself.
Pat Gunning, backcountry.com
November 7, 2013
10
We put them to the test last week, cooking for four. The set works as advertised, light weight, compact and inexpensive. The spoon is shaped perfectly to get the last bit of batter and beans out of the cook ware. The measurements on the inside are helpful. I would of traded the strainer for tongs as my cookware has a strainer lid but I can see its potential. They looked micro at first glance but scooped, mixed and flipped as needed.
Jon Z., backcountry.com
July 13, 2013
8
Easy to pack and functional....good value for the $$.
812 Cambron Commons Trace D., backcountry.com
June 1, 2012
10
lightweight, compact and useful.
Jonathan T., backcountry.com
September 12, 2011
8
need shalow pan for best results
Edward H., backcountry.com
June 2, 2011

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