PRIMUS TREK CUTLERY SET ALUMINUM camping cutlery
The PRIMUS Trek Cutlery Set Aluminum includes a knife, fork, and spoon made of hard-anodized aluminum that is lightweight and durable, all stored in a compact silicone case. This set is designed for adventurers who want to travel light without sacrificing comfort at the table.
PRIMUS TREK CUTLERY SET ALUMINUM camping cutlery
With this set from PRIMUS, you can carry all your essential cutlery in a minimalist and sustainable way. Made from hard-anodized aluminum, it offers an excellent compromise between lightness and strength, and is resistant to impact and wear. Lighter than stainless steel and significantly more reliable than plastic, it ensures comfortable everyday use, whether camping, hiking, or trekking.
A spoon designed for neutral taste
The spoon has a ceramic coating specially designed to preserve the flavors of your meals. This treatment prevents taste transfer and makes cleaning easier, so you can enjoy your morning porridge without it tasting like last night's dinner. It is pleasant and smooth to use, while remaining sturdy enough for outdoor use.
Practical and compact for traveling light
The three pieces of cutlery fit together easily and slip into a soft silicone pouch, allowing for clean, compact, and discreet storage in your bag. The set is easy to handle and transport, with hand washing recommended to preserve the quality of the materials. A reliable, durable kit that is perfectly suited for adventures where every gram counts.
Choose the PRIMUS Trek Cutlery Set Aluminum and enjoy lightweight, sturdy, and easy-to-carry cutlery for all your outdoor adventures.
- Type : Unisex
- discount : -20%
The brand PRIMUS
PRIMUS: 130 Years of Innovation in Outdoor Cooking
A pioneer in outdoor cooking equipment, Primus is a Swedish brand founded in 1892 whose reputation was forged on the greatest expeditions in history. Specializing in stoves and cooking systems, mess kits, and camping accessories, it has established itself as the global standard for high-altitude cooks, from self-sufficient trekkers to mountaineers on polar expeditions.