Primus TrailSpork Tritan tangerine

Primus TrailSpork Tritan tangerine
Fork, knife and spoon, all in one
Made of BPA-free Tritan®
Only weighs 7 grams
Will not scratch any surface, thanks to the non-stick coating
Material: Tritan
Depth mm: 166
Height mm: 15
Weight g: 7
Width mm: 38
7 in stock
RM14.00
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