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GSI Telescoping Foon has been discontinued by GSI and is no longer available. Our product experts have helped us select these available replacements below.You can also explore other items in the Camp & Hike, Camp Kitchen, Cookware, Utensils yourself to try and find the perfect replacement for you!
The GSI Ultralight Telescoping Foon packs down to 3.874 inches and weighs .3 oz. Small and compact and all these pretty colors, not too mention the hard to break polycarbonate make this a must have. What more could you ask for in a foon?
Features of GSI Telescoping Foon:
Telescoping design compacts to 3.875" long.
Color-coded to coordinate with other nFORM Ultralight and Gourmet items.
by
Darcy,
from WA, United States
Updated on August 29, 2014
For the price the Foon serves it's purpose well, I do question its durability though. I prefer the titanium spork, it's more comfortable to eat from because its design is flatter than the Foon - and I know it won't break.
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