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Knife & Fork Set with Leather Sheath
Are you tired of eating stew by the campfire with just a spoon or getting your hands dirty while handling meat? This ingeniously designed camping set solves your outdoor dining needs with the elegance of traditional bushcraft gear. It is not just an ordinary folding knife, but a full-fledged cutlery set that takes up almost no space in your pocket. Its main advantage is the clever mechanism that allows the tool to be separated into two distinct parts. This way, you can comfortably hold the fork in one hand and the knife in the other. The hardwood scales give the cutlery a pleasant, warm grip and a classic look, while the stainless steel bolsters ensure durability. It is the ideal companion for hiking, hunting, fishing, or just a stylish picnic. Further product information ...
Take-Down Hobo Knife & Fork Set with Leather Sheath
Two Tools in One Body
The magic of this "Hobo knife" lies in its construction. When closed, it looks like a standard pocket knife. However, once you open both the blade and the fork, you can separate the tool by sliding the handle scales lengthwise. You get a knife with a smooth clip-point blade that easily handles sausage, steak, and bread. The second part contains a three-tined fork, which also features an integrated bottle opener (because good food in the outdoors deserves a good drink). After eating, simply clean the tools, snap them back into a single piece, and store them in the included leather sheath, which protects both the cutlery and your pocket.
Camping Cutlery Parameters
| Blade & Tool Material | Stainless Steel |
| Handle Material | Hardwood, Stainless Steel |
| Blade Length | 75 mm (approx. 3 inches) |
| Closed Length | 95 mm (approx. 3.75 inches) |
| Total Length (Open) | 175 mm (approx. 6.9 inches) |
| Functions | Knife, Fork, Bottle Opener |
| Accessories | Leather belt sheath |
A Bit of History and Practicality
This type of detachable cutlery is historically called a "Hobo knife". It gained popularity in the USA during the Great Depression and subsequently among soldiers who needed a compact yet functional tool for eating rations. Unlike common multi-tools where instruments are attached to a single body, this concept respects dining etiquette by allowing you to use both hands. To keep the wooden handle looking beautiful for a long time, we recommend treating it occasionally with linseed oil or beeswax.
Product Care
- Washing: Always wash the cutlery by hand with warm water and detergent. Never put it in the dishwasher—high temperatures and aggressive salts would destroy the wooden scales and could cause the mechanism to corrode.
- Maintenance: Dry the cutlery immediately after washing. Keep the connecting mechanism clean and lubricate it occasionally with a drop of oil to ensure smooth operation.
- Sheath: The leather sheath is a natural material; if it gets wet, let it air dry at room temperature (not on a radiator).
You can also complement your outdoor gear with stylish stainless steel mess kits, which match this cutlery perfectly.
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