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Titan Tool Spoon
MSR
Titan Tool Spoon
$22.95
Description

  Spoon and tool in one!

  Possibly the greatest testament to the detail-oriented minds at MSR, this perfectly shaped Titan Tool Spoon is a spoon on one end and a jet-and-cable tool that works with most MSR stoves on the other end. Does not remove jets from MSR Dragonfly or XKG stoves.

  

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
MSR
Color:
Titanium
Weight:
.79 oz.
Made In:
Thailand
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
321156
UPC:
094642211566
Other Features:
Made of ultralight titanium

Tool replaces jets
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