First day with my new Co-Pilot

[Walker Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close Walker]

The Light My Fire spork fits in the pencil case. The Light My Fire spork case also fits in the pencil case.

I bought mine (case & spoon is sold as set - matching colors) from Amazon. I was hoping to use the case to carry my titanium version of the spork. I thought it would be useful when there is no ready place to rinse the spork & I did not want to waste a drop of my drinking water to rinse it. It is not working as I hoped. The titanium spork has a more pronounced curve towards the spoon part. I tried "flattening" the spork but even so, the case gapes open on its sides when I force the spork into it.

I do not like the spork that came with the case. It feels & looks like plastic to me (the mango yellow color is pretty).

I also wash & re-use plasticware, until they break.

[dorayme TB Ravelry ********* Find all posts View Profile Close dorayme]

My Light My Fire spork along with my handmade cloth napkin fits inside of my pen/pencil case.

[MsMoon Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close MsMoon]

Do Spork's owners know if the utensil fits inside a Pen/Pencil Pouch?

Yes, quite nicely. I have an Azalea/clear pen/pencil pouch and have 4 sporks in there right now! It could hold a ton more if I were so inclined.

[ncb4 Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close ncb4]

Wow, thanks everyone for sharing their "spork love." I always take my own beverage bottle with me, and use that for my chai or passion tea lemonade or whatever when I'm out in the big city. (Which in my case is anything over 5,000 people!) I also wash and re-use plastic utensils at home (the rare times I use them), and I even wash out plastic zip-loc bags and reuse them as well. But for some reason, I never even thought about carrying a spork. Now that's next on my list!

[ncb4 Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close ncb4]

The spork love in this group had made a convert of me: as of today, I am the proud new owner of a Light My Fire spork! They were selling them for $2.99 at the Eddie Bauer outlet store: it was as if they followed this thread and knew I was coming. :D I got one in a cheerful orange (or maybe it's the mango yellow that you mentioned, LiLin); and a second one in green as a stocking suffer for my son. (Who is also getting an Olive Brain Bag, so the green will match.) It's good to know that it will fit in the Pen/Pencil OP, as I've got one waiting in the wings.

[TavaPeak Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close TavaPeak]

Drat - now I'll need another pencil case for the Eddie Bauer spork I bought a couple years ago. The spork has a nasty habit of puncturing ziploc snack baggies. Something to add to my Santa list...

[marbenais Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close marbenais]

I have a set of bamboo utensils in the Clear Organizer Pen/Pencil Pouch -- fork, knife, spoon, chopsticks. It's not trouble to carry it around and I frequently forget to obtain or quickly break plastic utensils, so it's extremely useful.

[MsMoon Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close MsMoon]

You all motivated me to bring my spork to work today. So much nicer than the plasticware here!

[marbenais Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close marbenais]

I've found that food does taste much better with actual utensils rather than the flimsy plastic disposable ones :-)

[Badger Volunteer ********* Alumni Find all posts View Profile Close Badger]

So, as I type this, I am in a local coffee shop, eating a muffin with a plastic fork (I know!). This is a great coffee shop, and I like to patronize it because the owners and the people who work for them are incredibly nice. However, the muffin is kind of not that good, but what's worse is that they do not have any real flatware here. (Another gripe is that they don't have real glasses for water, and they default to paper cups whenever you order tea.) I just spent a butt-load of money at Amazon yesterday but one thing I am definitely planning on getting soon is a bunch of sporks that I can just throw in all my bags. We try not to carry our silverware from home because we end up losing it, and my hashibako holds only hashi and a spoon, which is not useful for all foods, like muffins. And before anyone says anything about how eating muffins with a fork is weird, I also eat croissants and bar cookies with a fork, which is way more weird. It's also only recently that I've been able to eat hot wings without using a knife and fork, opening up--as you might imagine--whole new worlds of dining convenience.

Oh, and to bring this back to the Co-Pilot: I, uh, love how easily sporks fit into them.

[Katy I work at TOM BIHN Find all posts View Profile Close Katy]

*cough* Light My Fire Spork - '10 Overstock - Free Shipping at REI-OUTLET.com *cough*

[jannilee Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close jannilee]

sporks fit easily so I assume the spork case does too.

[ncb4 Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close ncb4]

*cough* Light My Fire Spork - '10 Overstock - Free Shipping at REI-OUTLET.com *cough*

Thanks for the tip, Katy: I ordered some. I think they'd make great stocking stuffers.

[TavaPeak Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close TavaPeak]

Thanks for the tip, Katy: I ordered some. I think they'd make great stocking stuffers.

And next year, if they are really really good, your loved ones can get a pencil case to hold their sporks.

[Climb14er Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close Climb14er]

I've had the Co-Pilot since it was released last year and can honestly say that's its my #1 go-to bag that I have! Started using it in my motorcycle's panier when I traveled and now use it when I need a personal carry-bag for day to day activities, quick business meetings, and while traveling. An excellent design and totally reminiscent of Tom Bihn's overall qualitative design for form and function.