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Kizer Cutlery Anodized Titanium Chopsticks
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Kizer Cutlery Anodized Titanium Chopsticks
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Everything's better with titanium, including your chopsticks. Made from anodized titanium in three colors, these chopsticks taper to a ribbed tip so you can easily grasp every last morsel Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downGuyInPittsburgh
509
Jul 8, 2018
Massdrop neglected to mention the tactical aspect of these chopsticks. It's happened to all of us at least once.... you are minding your own business eating shrimp lo mein when suddenly one of the shrimp that was mistaken for dead on your plate attacks you. It's literally going to be a fight to the death and with the shrimp in full-on fight mode he proves to be a worthy adversary to the average diner. Armed wth your tactical titanium chopsticks the choice of how to take out the shrimp for good rests solely with you. A cymbal crash like strike or a quick thrusting stab to the aggressive crustacean with your Kizer Cutlery and it's game over almost as quickly as it began. Don't be caught unprepared; the next time it might be an innocent looking pu pu platter that suddenly causes your life to flash before your eyes.
djpr
304
Oct 11, 2018
GuyInPittsburghDon't forget that you can also use them as an emergency nail peg for your tent.
Clarid
152
Jul 8, 2018
I'm waiting for the tactical heavy duty chopsticks with flashlight in one and compass in the other. You never know if the apocalypse will hit while at Panda Express.
DrewDel
124
Jul 9, 2018
ClaridThe one with the navigating compass doubles as a fire steel, and then you can attach the two chop sticks and use them as a drafting compass.
BIGGUY4x4
73
Nov 22, 2018
as someone who uses chopsticks on the regular. metal chopsticks are the worst. too heavy and too slippery
johnlam303
14
Jul 6, 2019
Your tantrum has yet to convince and it likely never will. Like you said my statements were based on common knowledge, you on the other hand are working with some not so common knowledge, you may potentially be bullshiting some if these definitions, nevertheless I'm no longer entertained. I was already calling bullshit when you made that grammar mistake that I pointed out twice now, kind of discredits your entire facade seeing as you're trying to convince me you know English to some masterful level. It was honestly fun watching you make a fool of yourself three comments in a row and and blatantly ignore the holes I tore in your argument but now I grow tired of talking with someone who pretends to know words but can't seem to use them to form a properly convincing opinion. You've yet to counter any of my points beyond saying "it's English" and blatantly ignoring others. Yes indeed I have made errors in this conversation but this is not a formal piece of work and I don't care. I'm not the one claiming to be a to know English at an intimate level. To bring up a point that you keep ignoring, what does this have to do with the chopsticks after all this is a forum to discuss the product? I won't be wasting anymore effort unless you have something to share about the chopsticks. Please don't play yourself anymore by throwing tantrums about words on a forum about chopsticks. It's Petty.
Zaafiel
17
Jun 13, 2018
Received mine today. Ordered two pairs in blue and proceeded to wash one pair in the sink. The difference in finish immediately after the first wash is astounding. Mind you I only used the soft part of the sponge and not the rough green side. Regular off-the-shelf dishwashing detergent.
It takes quite some effort to actually bend these chopsticks so I'm convinced that these are solid and not hollow. They are heavy. I would only bring these with me in my EDC if I gave up my tactical pen, as these chopsticks would be more than a fitting substitute. Two, at that.
Wish I got these in the plain metal finish, instead.
It takes quite some effort to actually bend these chopsticks so I'm convinced that these are solid and not hollow. They are heavy. I would only bring these with me in my EDC if I gave up my tactical pen, as these chopsticks would be more than a fitting substitute. Two, at that.
Wish I got these in the plain metal finish, instead.
Karnat
156
Apr 10, 2018
Are these dishwasher safe?
Besides, I know that the imperial system is weird, but I doubt that it is this weird: " Length: 8.5 in (241 g) ".
Besides, I know that the imperial system is weird, but I doubt that it is this weird: " Length: 8.5 in (241 g) ".
Bobraz
2631
Feb 20, 2018
There probably are little differences in finishing and quality in reality. Little, but probably not earth shattering.
The thing is, Kizer is a well established company and I am sure they uphold higher standard because they have a global buying base and a brand name to protect.
You can maybe get the same quality from a smaller company selling a $15 set, if you're lucky - hey, sometimes these small companies even sub-contract for the bigger ones! Or if unlucky you can get a totally shitty product, made with loose tolerances and spotty finishing.
That's up to luck I think. If you find a cheaper set that has great reviews, that might be worth it to try your luck.
The thing is, Kizer is a well established company and I am sure they uphold higher standard because they have a global buying base and a brand name to protect.
You can maybe get the same quality from a smaller company selling a $15 set, if you're lucky - hey, sometimes these small companies even sub-contract for the bigger ones! Or if unlucky you can get a totally shitty product, made with loose tolerances and spotty finishing.
That's up to luck I think. If you find a cheaper set that has great reviews, that might be worth it to try your luck.
Lefibonacci
629
Feb 24, 2018
aperturYou're right, but I'd almost be more concerned with the contents of that bag of Nongshim you're munch'n on (:
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