Backpacks | Cutlery Set (Spring 2023)

Kupilka

Cutlery Set (Spring 2023)

$13.00

Description

　　Eco-friendly, lightweight camping utensils

　　The Cutlery Set by Kupilka features quality construction with an environmentally-friendly natural fiber-composite material. Strong and lightweight, it makes a great addition to your camping kit. You get a fork, knife, spoon and teaspoon.

　　Sold in various assorted colors.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Kupilka

Color:

Various

Weight:

56 g / 198 oz

Dimensions:

43 mm x width 45 mm x length 205 mm (set)

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

KCUTB0

UPC:

6430014971708

Other Features:

The ecological Kupilka dishware can withstand boiling hot water and sub-zero temperatures as cold as -30°C. The dishes can be washed by hand in the wild or in the dishwasher back home.
To ensure the longevity of the dishes, we do not recommend putting them in the microwave, stove or open fire. At the end of their life span, the products can be recycled, incinerated for heat energy or returned to the manufacturer for re-use. The Kupilka packaging is made from recycled cardboard.

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