Spork Micro Tool
Some meals turn into a problem for a dumb reason: nobody packed a fork.
The Spork Micro Tool is a reusable stainless steel eating utensil about the size of a large paperclip. At roughly 1/2 inch wide by 2 inches tall and 1 mm thick, it can stay on a keychain, zipper pull, necklace, or inside a tiny mess kit without taking over your carry.
Keep one with your work bag, camping gear, lunch kit, or travel gear. When takeout forgets the flatware or dinner at camp is ready, you already have a small utensil with you.
Because it shares Grim Workshop's Micro Tool format, you can carry it alone or combine it with other Micro Tools to build a tiny custom kit around the jobs you actually need.
The Tiny Fork You Actually Have With You
The fork problem is rarely that forks do not exist. It is that the fork is at home when lunch is in the truck, takeout has no flatware, or camp dinner is ready.
The Spork Micro Tool solves that by shrinking a reusable eating utensil down to about the size of a large paperclip.
At roughly 1/2 inch wide by 2 inches tall and only 1 mm thick, it can live with keys, hang from a zipper pull or necklace, or stay tucked into a tiny mess kit until a meal needs it.
The useful part is not remembering to pack a fork every time. It is giving one a permanent home in gear you already carry.
Tiny Eating Tool. Real Everyday Utility.
About the size of a large paperclip: Roughly 1/2 inch wide by 2 inches tall, so it disappears into small carry setups.
1 mm stainless steel: The tool is made from 0.030 inch stainless steel, listed as 1 mm in normal product specs.
Built for meals away from the kitchen: Useful for work lunches, takeout, road trips, camping, travel, and compact mess kits.
Multiple carry options: Keep it with keys, on a zipper pull or necklace, or inside a micro tin or pouch.
Reusable: Remove it when needed, clean and dry it after use, then return it to its retention backing if it is still serviceable.
Part of the Micro Tool system: Carry it alone or combine it with other Micro Tools to build a tiny custom kit.
Made in the USA.
How to Use the Spork Micro Tool
The Spork Micro Tool gives you a tiny reusable fork for work lunches, takeout, camping, travel, and the meals that somehow arrive without silverware.
Open the guide below to see what the fork does, how to use it, and a few practical ways to improvise one in the field if your tool is not nearby.
Use It. Clean It. Put It Back.
Tiny tools are easiest to carry when they have a place to live.
The Spork Micro Tool uses Grim Workshop's reusable Tool Retention System so the utensil can stay organized on its backing until you need it. Remove it for a meal, then clean and dry it and return it after use if it is still serviceable.
That turns the backing into part of the carry system instead of packaging you throw away. It is especially useful in a tiny mess kit where loose little tools are easy to lose.
Spork Micro Tool Details
The Spork Micro Tool is built around one simple goal: keep a reusable eating utensil small enough that carrying it is easy.
Here are the details that matter when deciding where it fits in your everyday carry, travel gear, or camping mess kit.
Build a Mess Kit Smaller Than the Fork Drawer
A tiny eating tool gets more useful when it becomes part of a tiny system.
Start with the Spork Micro Tool, then add the other Micro Tools that fit how you eat, camp, travel, or work. The goal is not to recreate a kitchen drawer. It is to keep a few useful jobs covered in a kit small enough to stay with you.
An Altoids sized tin, small pouch, or Micro Tool Silencer gives those little pieces a permanent home instead of leaving them loose in a bag.
Spork Micro Tool FAQ
Quick answers about the Spork Micro Tool, how small it is, where it fits, and how to build it into a compact mess kit.
Choose the Eating Tool That Fits Your Carry
The Spork Micro Tool is the smallest format choice when your main goal is keeping an eating utensil almost anywhere.
Prefer a dog tag format? The Metal Spork Dog Tag Necklace gives you another flat carry option. Want several camp kitchen jobs in one coin sized tool? The Roundabout Eating Tool combines an eating tool with can and bottle openers plus scraper edges.
→ See the Metal Spork Dog Tag Necklace
→ See the Roundabout Eating Tool
→ Shop All Outdoor Cooking Tools
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Reviews (3)
Customer
VerifiedI like it a lil bet than the first one I bought. It has 4 prowess instead of 3.
Troy Gilliland
VerifiedI ordered this as a small tool to keep in reach in my car, its small but worth keeping around.
Jason Pearson
VerifiedSmall but it’s a great item for my EDC tin
Spork Micro Tool
$5.99