I wish the case for this was a 1/2 centimeter longer and sealed better. I bought to keep at work but the utensils slip out too easily. Considering buying a pencil case to hold them instead.

The utensils are great and a good value. The carrying case is an odd material and not as functional. I ended up getting something else to put them into.

These are suitable to have at work for dining al desko.The pouch uses a wraparound strap to stay closed, which easily slips loose when jostled, so better to keep in the desk instead of bouncing around in a briefcase or backpack.The chopsticks have what can only be described as merely decorative texture on the business ends, so food just slides off them before reaching the mouth; toss the chopsticks in the metal recycling bin or use them as knitting needles instead.

The utensils have good weight and feel, like flatwear you'd get at a typical casual restaurant versus very thin feeling camping utensils. However, the semi rigid felt case is a bit too small (short) for the items it's supposed to hold. The set is fine but you may need a different case to make it really easy to carry around and use often. In retrospect, the fact that one usually puts used utensils after use back into the case would make it better for the case to be washable.Overall, the thing (utensils) does what it needs to do.

Love the flatware quality. The color is really nice. Cheap case, though. Too small for all the flatware and brush; doesn't close well, should have a snap or zipper.

I'm happy to have my own portable silverware with this covid. They are very usable.

Perfect for dormitory life & traveling.

They are rely nice the spoon is kind of big buy I'm happy with them. I hate the case it's terrible the untensils constantly fall out into my bag but it's good for the price. They need to add a zipper case or something.

Great for the price

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 I wanted something fun. I bought my first set three months ago and my second set last week for work. The first set has held up well. I'm a long distance retired hiker and would love to have a colorful spork.

The utensils are great. No complaints. The pouch is the right size, fits it all but the strap is just a long leatherish thing. No hook, no guide, just tuck into itself. Kind of disappointing as other kits have a zipper. So, I can see this not holding everything well in a moving backpack, long term.

The silverware is a nice quality. Good weight. Expect it to hold up well. The only thing that could be improved is the carrying case. It kind of ties closed with a single cord which makes it hard to secure tight enough that the silverware doesn't fall out the end

Little heavier than comfortable. Very sturdy and pretty so far.

Pretty and sturdy. I don't like the shape of the spoon though it looks weird and the fork is short.

I bought them with all the pandemic happening to eat at restaurants and outside. They are thick and hard. I also have done traveling with them and they are perfect.

The cutlery is nice but don’t expect a lot out of the case. It won’t all fit properly in there or at least it didn’t for me. The cutlery is still worth it, though.

Mm I had higher expectations. The colors are just multi not iridescent.

Unique and attractive. Does not come with a tea spoon. Two of my utensils have an electroplating mark.The artificial felt holder is attractive but flimsy. Not particularly helpful as a travel case.

I was so excited. Unfortunately the paint was peeling off before my first use.

Needs velcro or a snap to hold it shut. The strap is not good enough. The case also needs to be stiffer. Still like the Silverware so its a keeper.