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Navaris three-piece titanium set on a carabiner, 50 g stated

The only set on this shelf to publish a separate length for each piece, joined by nothing more than a carabiner so that any one of the three can be carried alone.

Navaris titanium knife, fork and spoon joined on a carabiner with a mesh bag

Navaris three-piece titanium set on a carabiner, 50 g stated

The only set on this shelf to publish a separate length for each piece, joined by nothing more than a carabiner so that any one of the three can be carried alone.

Overall length
Knife 17.5 cm; fork and spoon 16 cm each — stated separately in the details bullet
Material
Rustproof, very light titanium — stated, with a taste-neutral surface
Stated weight
50 g in total — stated twice, in the details bullet and again in the closing bullet
Folds or nests
Neither — three separate pieces linked only by a carabiner, so each can be used on its own; a mesh transport bag with a drawstring is supplied
Handle shape
Not published on the listing — the maker describes the set as comfortable without describing the grip
Stated heat tolerance
Not published on the listing as a figure — the maker states the tool is heat resistant and that titanium offers heat and cold resistance, and names no temperature
Amazon reference
B07QK6GNJ7 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4063004018156
  • Gives a length for each piece rather than one figure for the set, which is the only sheet here that does
  • The carabiner joins them without fixing them, so the spoon alone can go in a pocket
  • The shortest published length in this family, 16 cm at the fork and spoon, which is the pair you actually eat with

Best for: A pack where the spoon usually travels alone and the rest stays behind.

≈ 20 €
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Specifications

Overall length
Knife 17.5 cm; fork and spoon 16 cm each — stated separately in the details bullet
Material
Rustproof, very light titanium — stated, with a taste-neutral surface
Stated weight
50 g in total — stated twice, in the details bullet and again in the closing bullet
Folds or nests
Neither — three separate pieces linked only by a carabiner, so each can be used on its own; a mesh transport bag with a drawstring is supplied
Handle shape
Not published on the listing — the maker describes the set as comfortable without describing the grip
Stated heat tolerance
Not published on the listing as a figure — the maker states the tool is heat resistant and that titanium offers heat and cold resistance, and names no temperature
Amazon reference
B07QK6GNJ7 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4063004018156

What this listing puts on record

A three-piece titanium set — knife, fork and spoon — with a knife measuring 17.5 cm and a fork and spoon of 16 cm each, a total weight of 50 g, a taste-neutral surface, and a mesh transport bag. The pieces are joined by a carabiner alone, and the maker states each can be used on its own. Titanium is described as offering stability, durability, and heat and cold resistance.

Three pieces, three measurements

Every other listing on this shelf that gives a length gives one. This one gives two, and separates them by piece: 17.5 cm on the knife, 16 cm on the fork and the spoon. That distinction is the useful one, because a knife’s length is a cutting question and a spoon’s length is a reach question, and they are not the same purchase.

Read the eating figure against the shelf and it is the shortest of the three published: 16 cm, against 16.8 cm on a spork and 18.5 cm on a three-piece. Read it against a tall foil meal and it is a long way from the roughly 20 cm of handle that keeps a hand clear.

The carabiner is the design decision

Most sets solve carrying by joining pieces permanently — clipped, stacked, banded. This one joins them loosely on purpose, and the bullet says so in the same breath as the compatibility claim: usable singly, because they are only linked by a carabiner. For anyone who carries a spoon for a hundred meals and a knife for two, that is the arrangement that matches how the kit is actually used.

50 g, stated twice

The weight appears in the details bullet and again at the close, which is unusual candour on a shelf where four listings give no weight at all. It is also the heaviest of the three figures published here, against a stated 45 g and a stated 42 g. Titanium sets are not identical, and the three that publish weights sit eight grams apart.

Before ordering

If the spoon is the piece that travels, judge this set on 16 cm and nothing else. If the mesh bag is going to hold three loose pieces in a rucksack lid, expect to hear them.

Availability

Selling between 20 € and 27 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.

It also sells on the British Amazon store in the local currency, which the range above does not cover — that range counts euro stores and nothing else.

Catalogued on the American Amazon store with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.

Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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