Camping Utensils

Eating properly at camp without the extra bulk: hiking cutlery brings together a spoon, fork and sometimes a knife in one lightweight, compact set. Titanium, stainless steel or plastic: here's how to choose the right outdoor cutlery.

Cutlery designed for wild camping

Hiking cutlery lets you eat properly at camp without lugging along the family silverware. Light and compact, it brings together a spoon and fork, sometimes a knife, in a format that slips neatly into your camping cookware. Some sets combine several functions into a single tool (multi-tool cutlery) to save even more weight and space.

Cutlery: titanium, stainless steel or plastic?

Titanium is ultralight, strong and taste-neutral: the favourite of gram-counting hikers, though pricier. Stainless steel is tough, long-lasting and affordable, just a touch heavier. Technical plastic (often BPA-free) is the lightest and most budget-friendly option, but less durable. The right choice comes down to your priority: weight, longevity or budget for your trips.

Compact and practical

A good cutlery set packs away easily and won't scatter in your rucksack: a long handle to reach the bottom of freeze-dried meal pouches, cutlery that clips or links together, and a storage pouch. Folding designs save even more space. Easy to clean, they accompany every meal on the trail without weighing down your pack.

Gearing up properly

Cutlery, cookware and a camping stove make up your wild camping meal kit. To eat light out in nature, round things off with our hiking accessories and equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which cutlery should you choose for hiking?

A light, compact set bringing together a spoon and fork, in titanium for lightness, stainless steel for toughness, or technical plastic if you're on a budget. A long handle makes all the difference when you're eating freeze-dried meals straight from the pouch.

Titanium or stainless steel for cutlery?

Titanium is ultra-lightweight, strong and taste-neutral but pricey; stainless steel is tough, long-lasting and affordable, just a touch heavier. For lightweight trekking, go titanium; for regular everyday use on a budget, stainless steel is a great choice.

What is a combo cutlery set?

It's a utensil that combines several functions (spoon-fork, sometimes knife) in a single piece, to save weight and space. Handy when you're on your own; if you want to cook and eat in comfort, a separate set might suit you better.

How to clean your cutlery when wild camping

Wipe clean and rinse with water, using a little biodegradable soap if needed, well away from water sources. Titanium and stainless steel are easy to clean and dry quickly; store them dry to avoid any residue.

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