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Titanium Scork
Vargo Outdoors
Titanium Scork
$11.96
Description

  Ultralight, durable spork with can/bottle opener

  The titanium Scork is multitasking cutlery at its best! The Scork takes Vargo's winning spork design and adds a combo can/bottle opener to slice through cans or pop open your favorite beverage at the end of the day. Made of strong, lightweight titanium, it will store away easily in your mess kit and last a lifetime.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Vargo Outdoors
Weight:
0.4 ounces (12 grams)
Length:
6.2 inches (15.8 cm)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
T-222
UPC:
818881002224
Other Features:
• Solid Grade 5 titanium construction
• Dual use can and bottle opener
• Extremely durable
• Super light
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