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EATi Mag™

A pure-titanium spoon, fork, tongs, tool and cutting board combined into one compact outdoor kit

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Campaign endedEnded January 19, 2025

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Why it matters

Outdoor mess kits tend to multiply: a spork here, tongs there, a small board for prep. EATi Mag™ takes the opposite approach. According to the maker, Septem Studio, it integrates a spoon, fork, tongs, a tool and a cutting board into one unit, with the goal of reducing what you carry on camping, hiking, picnic and backpacking trips.

One piece, several roles

The maker says the spoon and fork handle eating, while reconfiguring the parts into tongs makes them usable for cooking and serving. A built-in cutting board function is intended for slicing vegetables and fruit. Assembly and disassembly rely on what the maker describes as a patented system, which it says is intuitive enough for beginners.

  • Spoon and fork for eating
  • Converts into tongs for cooking and serving
  • Cutting board function for vegetables and fruit
  • Patented system for assembly and disassembly, per the maker
  • Pure titanium construction

Why titanium

The campaign highlights pure titanium as the core material, citing light weight, durability and resistance to corrosion and rust. The maker also says it reduces the risk of metal allergies and is safe for use as tableware over the long term, and frames the material choice as part of an environmentally conscious design.

Visually, Septem Studio pitches a clean, modern look meant to fit as easily in a city bag as at a campsite, positioning EATi Mag™ for urban minimalists as much as for dedicated outdoor users.

Product information is based on manufacturer announcements. Modern-G has not tested this product hands-on. Last updated:

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