Titanium & carbon fiber chopsticks, only $130 for the pair. If only the sheath was cuben fiber instead of nylon!
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Weight listed as 2.1 oz, I'm assuming total for the chopsticks and sheath. Pretty heavy!
I have some Ti/Teak Snow Peak chopsticks I got at REI many years ago. Actually used them backpacking a couple of times before it dawned upon me how heavy they were at 35.6g compared to some bamboo chopsticks from the local take-out. The bamboo ones actually last quite a while, unlike the super cheap birch chopsticks that break easily.
However, in some locales it is also easy to use found sticks for the same purpose.
Not nearly as much cool factor, though. :^)
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