Outdoor Edge ChowPal
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- SKU
- CPL-10C
Description
Three-Piece Camp Utensils
The Outdoor Edge ChowPal is a fork, a spoon and a folding knife that pack into one small pouch, so you eat with real utensils at camp instead of a plastic spork that snaps in the first can of chili. The fork and spoon handles also carry wrench cutouts and an opener, which covers the small jobs that come up around a stove or a vehicle. It suits backpackers, hunters, campers and anyone who keeps a meal kit in a pack or glovebox.
Features
- Fork, Spoon And Knife — Three separate full-size utensils handle a proper meal, from cutting meat to scooping stew.
- Folding Knife Blade — The blade folds into a handle that ends in a second spoon, so the knife stays covered when packed.
- Built-In Wrench Cutouts — The fork and spoon handles are cut with SAE wrench openings marked 5/16, 3/8, 7/16 and 1/2 inch, plus metric 8, 10, 11 and 13mm.
- Integrated Opener — The end of the fork handle is shaped as an opener for bottle caps.
- Nesting Fork And Spoon — The fork and spoon handles are designed to lock together, with a marked pull release to separate them.
- All-Metal Construction — Each piece is brushed metal throughout, with no plastic handles to crack or melt near a stove.
- Orange Carry Pouch — A bright orange textured pouch with a drawstring and cord lock holds the set and is easy to spot in a dark pack.
Built For The Field Kit
Outdoor Edge designed the ChowPal so the eating tools and the small repair tools travel as one kit. The wrench sizes are stamped directly on the handles, so you can find the right opening without guessing, and the pouch keeps all three pieces together between meals. It fits easily alongside a stove and pot in a pack, a bug-out bag or a truck console.
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The best camping utensil I've owned well-built, useful, and surprisingly versatile.I've tried sporks, folding chopsticks, and cheap titanium utensil sets and nothing has impressed me as much as the ChowPal. The 420J2 stainless steel is tough enough to handle regular use without rusting or bending and every tool on this thing actually works instead of just being a gimmick. I bought one for myself and then went back and bought three more as gifts for my hiking buddies.