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Alpha Light Long Spork (Fall 2023)
Sea to Summit
Alpha Light Long Spork (Fall 2023)
$8.96
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　　A spork, but long

　　The Alpha Light Long Spork From Sea To Summit is a minimalist's dream! The AlphaLight Cutlery uses a durable hard-anodized aircraft grade aluminum combined with a sleek-yet-strong shape to create an extremely lightweight utensil at a surprisingly affordable price. By hard anodizing the aluminum it forms a kind of 'exoskeleton', so the utensils can be slimmer and lighter. This hardened shell also encapsulates the aluminum, to eliminate the risk of the alloy leaching into food.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Sea to Summit
Size:
Long
Color:
Aluminum
Weight:
0.4 oz. (12 g)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
346
UPC:
9327868034338
Other Features:
• Lightest metal cutlery on the market
• Hard anodized aluminum for safe, life-long
• Smooth matte finish
• All pieces come with a mini carabiner

Important note: AlphaLight Cutlery should be hand washed only; not dishwasher safe.
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