German Four-Piece Utensil Set
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- GER4PC
Description
Features
- Authentic German Military Issue — Genuine Bundeswehr surplus mess kit issued to German Heer soldiers in the field.
- Four-Piece Complete Set — Includes a full-size knife, fork, spoon, and combination can/bottle opener.
- Stainless Steel Construction — Heavy-gauge stainless resists rust, corrosion, and the abuse of field use.
- BUND Marked — Each piece is stamped "BUND," the official mark confirming German federal military issue.
- Interlocking Storage Design — All four pieces lock together through the can opener body into a single compact unit.
- Serrated Knife Edge — Serrated blade handles bread, sausage, ration packs, and tougher field foods without dulling.
- Combination Can and Bottle Opener — Integrated opener doubles as the locking hub that holds the set together.
- Compact and Pack-Friendly — Assembled set drops cleanly into a rucksack, mess pouch, or bug-out bag without rattling.
- Made in Germany — European-manufactured to Bundeswehr specifications for daily mess hall and field rotation.
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Exactly as advertised..great,durable products!Exactly as advertised,durable utensils..You can't beat these utensils,they last for forever!...arrived a day early too!
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really versatile setThese sets are more than worth the money. They fit almost anywhere due to the size - still haven't mastered the can opener though :p
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One of my favoritesThese are a really great design, which could be in the Design section of a museum. I would like to know how these were developed or who was involved, because these embody a clarity of purpose and the pieces are rigorously worked out to be a complete set. All the utensils function well, have heft and feel good in your hand. The can opener seems a little dated, but with a little practice, it works fine. It's very clever the way everything fits together. The materials and the manufacture are top notch. And they look cool. I got 2 sets- one pristine from 1980 with an unblemished mirror finish, the other used with some patina with pieces mixed up from 1969, 1984, etc. but still in great shape. On the second mixed set, the differing pieces have different manufacturer's stamps, but all still fit together and the stainless steel is the same color, finish, etc.- a tribute to German quality control. Heavy, as in not for backpacking, but the solid quality makes them nice to use. I can't say they meet some deep inner need or that they have changed my life, but I enjoy using them in my lunch box. My opinions have solidified around considerations of aesthetics and sustainability. Consider these an antidote to the ubiquity of insubstantial plastic utensils, and small, but meaningful resistance to the hoary shit-load of carcinogenic petrochemical waste foisted upon us by industry. In addition to offering moral superiority at mealtime, this utensil set goes in the dishwasher at night and cleans up great.
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Neat kitAfter getting this kit I sat there staring at the can opener and a can of beans trying to figure out how it worked. After a quick google search and a quick YouTube video I'm a pro at it. Good quality kit and I'm glad I bought it.
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Great heavy duty cutlery!Mine only had minor scratches from storage. These are very heavy duty and not likely to bend.Since there heavy duty there also pretty heavy.The spoon is very big which is a plus to me. They're a bit hard to put together,i haven't quite gotten the hang of it yet. I'm very happy with mine and at this price i had to order another!