Omni-Tensil by Outdoor Element

Product packaging was awful. They used nuts to secure it then put tiny orings. From the pictures, you can see the threads are trashed. The "chopsticks" are really gapped, that's not a bother for me because I don't use chopsticks camping. The spoon and fork fall out of the handles.

The Omni-Tensil is compact and versatile, but the threaded parts can loosen, and cleaning is tricky. Not very durable for frequent use.

I havent used this set for camping yet as I received it in the winter. I have, however, kept it in my EDC backpack and have used it a quite few times for lunch at work. The spoon and fork are perfect for those times when you go to a food truck and all they give you is plastic utensils, I'd much rather have this set of utensils rather than throwing away single use plastics. The chopsticks are also nice for when you want to nibble on some popcorn as a snack at the movie theater (just make sure you dont lose it, maybe version 2 can have a square base so it's less likely to slip away from you). I haven't had any issues with the utensils, unscrewing from the base as other reviewers have noted, but I have not been using it with anything that requires a lot of motion or super heavy foods. I did notice a little bit of slop while threading it to the base and I'm wondering if a small food grade O-ring might help with that. For now, I torque it on pretty tight and it stays but i wonder how much it will wear the threading over time. The pouch that also serves as a cleaning rag is helpful in my scenario as well. When I'm done with lunch, I can also brush my teeth with the toothpaste tabs I also carry. With that said, once camping season starts, I don't know if I would use this backpacking as the length of the spoon and fork are just too small for the rehydrated meals that are sold in stores. In that scenario, I would probably just stick with my toakes spoon or spork. In short, this is perfect for my particular EDC needs but I probably wont use while camping.

I was excited when I first saw this. After getting it and playing around with it, I had to ask myself, do i really need all these utensils and other accessories? For a retail price of $30, that a lot for a set that requires a lot of assembly and will be prone to loosing parts all along the way. What are you going to do if you lose one of the chopstick ends? This also fallows the same for the toothbrush. How many times will I be able to use it before it gets too funky between trips? Then where do I get a replacement? Everything works as advertised, I just wasn't thinking clearly about what I really needed when I got this.

Great silverware for camping or traveling

Missing spoon piece and not enough time to return whole set for my trip.

This is a very functional set that offers some of the stuff I would need on an outing. Although, I do like the set, it could have been executed better. A knife/blade would have been better than chopsticks and a fire starter would have been more practical than a bellow. For an American based company, it’s beyond me to think a group of people thought it was a good idea to include chopsticks in this kit to be sold to an American consumer, hence the two star deduction. Also, at $34.95 at the time of writing this review, the value of this set falls short of its utilities, as noted above, hence the star deduction. Overall, I’m not entirely ready to recommend this one…..

I think it's such a good idea, but I think It may be overpriced for what you get. The fork, spoon, and toothbrush are great, but the chopsticks are not straight as shown in the video. The rag is pretty good in itself. I don't think this product is worth the $30 or so at the time of this review, but a fee improvement and quality control would make this phenomenal for campers and hikers