May the Spork Be with You

Specifications:

• 6AL-4V Titanium

• OAL: 165mm / 6.50"

• 28.3g / 1.0oz

• Full Titanium Construction (Okay...we wish it was Beskar, but ever since the Imperials hoarded so much of that stuff, it's become so hard to come by, we had to choose the next best alloy, titanium.)
  
• Heavy Tumbled, "Used Future" Finish
• Unique Asymmetrical Design
• Lanyard Hole
• Laser Etched SPD Kraken Spork Graphic
• Come Packed in Kraft Cardboard Box with Aurebesh Markings and Poly Mesh Bag

FAQ

What titanium grade is the PDW May the Spork Be with You made from?

The spork is full 6AL-4V titanium construction. Titanium is food safe, corrosion resistant, and will not impart metallic taste — making it superior to stainless steel or aluminum for eating utensils. At 28.3g / 1.0oz, it is light enough for ultralight backpacking, durable enough for a lifetime of daily use.

What makes the design asymmetrical?

The tines on the PDW spork are canted — offset from center rather than straight — which improves the mechanics of scooping and stabbing simultaneously. Most mass-market sporks use symmetrical tines optimized for neither function particularly well. The asymmetrical design is one of the reasons reviewers consistently cite it as the best-designed spork they have used.

What does the packaging look like?

It ships in a Kraft cardboard gift box with Aurebesh script markings and a poly mesh bag. No additional gift wrapping is needed — it is ready to give directly from the box, which is part of why it works well as a gift for campers, backpackers, and EDC enthusiasts.

Is this a good gift for a Star Wars fan who camps or does outdoor activities?

Yes. The PDW titanium spork is a functional lifetime tool — not a novelty item — presented with a science fiction in-universe concept and custom themed packaging. It is a $12 gift that a serious outdoor person will actually carry and use, rather than display and forget. The laser-etched SPD Kraken Spork graphic on the underside is the only visible design detail; the spork looks intentionally utilitarian on the eating side.

How does this compare to the Snow Peak or UCO titanium spork?

The Snow Peak and UCO titanium sporks are excellent single-function eating utensils at similar or lower price points. The PDW spork differentiates on design — the asymmetrical tine geometry, the heavy tumbled finish, the lanyard hole for gear attachment, and the etched graphic. It is also the only titanium spork packaged as a gift-ready collectible item. For pure weight-to-function backpacking, Snow Peak is the standard. For a spork that is also a considered EDC object, this is the one.

Does the lanyard hole fit standard paracord?

Yes. The lanyard hole is sized for standard Type III 550 paracord and compatible cordage, allowing it to be lashed to a pack, hung to dry, or attached to a gear loop. It will not accommodate larger cordage without modification.