UCO 4-Piece Switch Utensil Set Review
UCO fixed the problem of the 'spork' that doesn't quite work. These are full-sized tools that nest into one.
The verdictBetter than a spork. Cheap, light, and virtually indestructible.
The UCO Switch set is a brilliant evolution of the camping spork, offering a full-sized fork and spoon that can be used separately or connected together to create an extra-long utensil for eating out of dehydrated meal pouches. For bikepackers, the ability to nest the set together into a single, rattle-free unit is a small but essential luxury that makes packing your kitchen much easier. This high-quality gear is designed specifically for the rigors of multi-day bikepacking adventures across varying terrain. It represents a solid investment for anyone looking to build a reliable and ultralight setup without compromising on essential features or durability.
Constructed from BPA-free, glass-filled nylon, these utensils are surprisingly rugged and won't melt if you accidentally leave them against the side of a hot titanium pot. The included bungee tether keeps everything secure in your bag, ensuring you never spend fifteen minutes digging through the bottom of your frame bag for a missing fork when you're starving at camp. This high-quality gear is designed specifically for the rigors of multi-day bikepacking adventures across varying terrain. It represents a solid investment for anyone looking to build a reliable and ultralight setup without compromising on essential features or durability.
What works
- Nesting design
- Extra-long handle mode
- BPA-Free nylon
- High heat resistance
- Lightweight (27g)
What doesn't
- Knife is basic
- Loses connections over time
- Harder to clean than metal
Buy it if
- Pouch Eating: Connects to reach the bottom of meal bags.
- Organization: Bungee tether keeps everything together.
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