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Sea to Summit Long Handled Spoon

Sea to Summit

Long Handled Spoon

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Long Handled Spoon

Sea to Summit - Long Handled Spoon
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Product Code 93210033

Ideal for getting to the bottom of packet food for stirring the contents or reaching that last mouthful at the bottom. Made from ultra-light hard anodised alloy and including a karabiner.


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  • Anodised aircraft alloy
  • Weight: 12g

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Sea to Summit

Long Handled Spoon

 

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Long handle is better! Reviewed By Richard, 27 Aug 2012

This spoon ios very light and provides a valuable benefit over most other spoons in the market in that you can reach down into containers and food bags to empty the contents without getting dirty hands/burning yourself.
The only point to ponder for those buying on the internet is that the advert gives no idea of size or length; the spoon overall length of the spoon is approx 21cm and the spoon size is quite small.

  

 

 
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No more greasy knuckles Reviewed By Katie, 04 Aug 2012

Perfect for avoiding getting your knuckles covered in food as you get those last vital calories from your boil in the bag/freeze dried meal. Only downside is the spoon end is a little small.

 

 

 
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Priceless bit of kit. Reviewed By Alex, 07 Apr 2012

These prevent you from ending up with food up to your elbow like a toddler when trying to fish the last bits of your meal from the bottom of a ready-meal pack. If you don't eat from packs then they have no real advantage over a spork.