Camping tableware set NEO tools 63-148, lightweight 70 g, 1-piece

NEO tools 63-148 is a compact, single-piece camping tableware set designed for outdoor use. The 3-in-1 tourist cutlery combines spoon, fork and knife in a foldable design and weighs 70 g, making it suitable for hiking, camping and travel where low weight and small pack size are priorities. Constructed from durable stainless steel and supplied with a practical carry case, the set offers a simple, reusable solution for eating outdoors and on the trail.

Advantages

The one-piece 3-in-1 design reduces the number of separate utensils to carry while preserving the functions of spoon, fork and knife. Stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance and repeated seasonal use. The lightweight profile and compact folding mechanism minimize packing space and overall load without sacrificing basic performance. The included case protects the cutlery and keeps it hygienic during transport.

Suitable for

• Day hikes and multi-day trekking where weight savings matter
• Backpacking and ultralight travel
• Car camping, picnics and outdoor meals
• Emergency kits and survival packs

Key specifications

• Combined utensil: spoon, fork and knife in one tool
• Material: stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance
• Weight: approximately 70 g for the tool and case combined
• Design: foldable/compact to reduce packed volume
• Safety and hygiene: food-grade certification suitable for direct contact with food
• Packaging: supplied with a protective carry case for storage and transport

How to use

Unfold the cutlery to separate the spoon, fork and knife sections before use. Use the spoon for liquids and soft foods, the fork for solid items, and the knife blade for light cutting tasks such as slicing fruit or spreading. After use, wash the utensil in warm soapy water, rinse and dry thoroughly to prevent water spots or surface wear. Fold the tool and place it back in the carry case for storage and transport.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged service life, avoid using the knife blade on very hard or frozen foods and do not apply excessive force that could deform the folding mechanism. Clean after each use and store dry. When packing for long treks, place the case in an accessible pocket to keep the utensil hygienic and ready for meals on the trail.