Keith Titanium Ti5822 Portable Square Handle Chopsticks with Aluminum Case (gray)

In literally thousands of orders I have received from Amazon this merchant Keith titanium by far stands out as providing world-class superior customer service and an deniable best in class product. Thier chopsticks are made from real food grade titanium you can feel the quality, they are squared so they do not roll away or even off a table, very easy to hold, very easy to grip and pick up, and they chose to encase this excellent product in a fitted aluminum case with removable rubber stoppers for cleaning and it comes in many color choices. I experienced a minor problem and emailed them (Amazon standard for turnaround is 48 hours) they responded in less than an hour and totally corrected minor error, very impressive, I also wanted to add I had a comparable product to compare too from Apex 72 in my comparison I have to say there really is none, the other brand was rounded felt very different and hollowed, also slipperier, whereas the Keith titanium chopsticks had a texture were square didn’t roll just they were a 10 the other brand was a 5. I have to end with there’s really no other looking around needed this is the pair you want and worth every penny because Mine will probably be handed down to the next generation as they will last forever. Thank you for your product and service! This was a non compensated, non solicited review.

I love these chopsticks, I eat them with my ramen all the time. They handle the noodles "noods" perfectly as well as delicate veggies and even minced garlic. Easy to clean and they don't feel rough in your mouth. While they are not solid, they have a nice, balanced weight to them.

Exactly what my wife and I were looking for! They are lightweight, easy to handle, and easy to clean. It was nice they came in a carrying case though it wasn't necessary.

These were a great buy! They are just the right size and very light. The case is very nice and they take up virtually no room. I used to carry a metal 'spork' in my EDC pack for when I didn't have a utensil. Now I just carry these. Most versatile eating tool(s) ever invented. I spent several years in SE Asia and inland China. There, you either learned to use chopsticks or you didn't eat.Both ends of the aluminum case are made of silicone and are removable (for cleaning). The chopsticks fit into holes in one of the silicone ends. The whole thing seals up nicely to keep out grit and dirt. Very nice! I'd buy again...and may very well do just that.

These chopsticks were an impulse purchase, and I didn't pay attention to their size. For some reason I thought they'd be shorter than a pencil, but instead they are almost as long as two pencils, end-to-end. Which is honestly fine for me, as I had no particular use for them, I just thought they were cute.Now, in the time of Covid, I am glad I have them. They are part of my everyday carry kit. While i may not go outside much, when I do, I definitely want something between my hands and everything else. If I'm not using these chopsticks for food, they can pull double duty poking at atm keypads or even opening doors. Very handy, and lightweight. It's the cover that really sells them. They're so obviously portable.And the texture is really nice. graspable, not too slick, but still smooth. Decently balanced, considering how light they are. They also seem strong, as does the case, which is not just a disposable gimmick.The only drawback is the branding all over it. I don't know why, but everyone who makes titanium gear seems compelled to scrawl their logo everywhere. It detracts from the elegance of the objects, in my opinion. But since chopsticks are relatively skinny (not like, say, a water bottle, that you would be looking at all day, every day, for instance) I decided to deal with it.Anyway, if you want something strong and light that you can use to separate the world from your person, I highly recommend these.

I have stainless steel chopsticks and was used to their weight. When I got the Keith chopsticks, I was little put off by the weight. After using them after a couple of meals then I realized (Doh!) that the metal it's made of is lighter and stronger. Just like my golf clubs with a titanium face. I like that the chopsticks have a sandblasted finish, makes it easier to eat small slippery foods (not that I had any issues eating with any type of chopstick). I'm loving these chopsticks.

Great lightweight set of chopsticks. Purchased them for my camping and emergency kit. Feather light and durable.... Almost contemplating using them as emergency mine probes... The only critique I have are the silicone rubber closures for the case/storage tube. The tips of the chopsticks marry with two holes on the lower closure, which makes them easier to remove from the holder from the bottom, rather than the top, where the silicone closure has a loop to prevent loss...

The chopsticks themselves are light as a feather and do feel pretty strong. I don't question its durability either so there's some stars for that.But these chopsticks are really LONG and the case is HEAVY (>2x the weight of the sticks). I thought the purpose of being lightweight was for portability? I thought Keith products would be useful for ultralight camping, guess not this product.. Will be returning these!