26.2 g for the 3-piece set — LIGHTER than the Long Handle Set (31.5 g).

Knife + Fork + Spoon — proper utensil set, not spork-based.

Per STS: "Spoon shape matches Frontier Bowls, so you will never miss a morsel."

Hard-anodized aluminum — premium material, similar to the Long Handle Set.

Per FAQ: "Frontier cutlery is often lighter than titanium cutlery."

Included — clip the set together for transport (same as Long Handle Set).

Same material split as the Long Handle Set (A1334):Material composition: - 97% Aluminum (the knife + fork + spoon bodies) - 3% 304 Stainless Steel (likely the tines + cutting edge + nesting hardware) Why this is premium: - Hard-anodized aircraft-grade aluminum - Same grade as aerospace components - Lighter than titanium (per FAQ) - Stronger than plastic utensils - Better than cheap aluminum (won't bend easily) Same weight advantage: - 0.9 oz for 3 utensils - = 0.3 oz per utensil on average - = 8.5 g per piece (lighter than most competitor cutlery) - Premium materials + minimal weight

Per STS: "Spoon shape matches Frontier Bowls, so you will never miss a morsel." This is STS's "STS design system" in action: - The Frontier Spoon's bowl is shaped to match the Frontier Bowl's curve - Eat from the Frontier Bowl using the Frontier Spoon - Spoon tip matches the bowl's curve - Scrape the last morsel cleanly Why this matters: - Frontier Bowl + Frontier Spoon = perfect pair - Eat directly from the bowl - No food wasted on the edges - The spoon tip reaches into the bowl's corners Compare to typical sporks: - Sporks are compromises (spoon + fork combined) - STS = proper spoon + proper fork (each specialized) - + Spoon matches bowl = STS ecosystem synergy Practical: - Use the Frontier Spoon with any of the Frontier Bowls (built earlier) - 3-Piece Dinnerware (2 bowls) + 3-Piece Cutlery = perfect pairing - 6-Piece Dinnerware (2 bowls) + 3-Piece Cutlery = couples pairing

Both Frontier cutlery sets share the same FAQ:FAQ #1: "Is Frontier Cutlery dishwasher safe? No - the utensils are anodized aluminum; the caustic cleanser used in dishwashers will damage the anodization." - Same as all Frontier anodized aluminum products - Hand-wash only FAQ #2: "Is Frontier Cutlery as light as titanium cutlery? Frontier cutlery is often lighter than titanium cutlery (although titanium cutlery will be stronger)." - Same weight advantage as Long Handle Set - The trade-off: lighter but less strong FAQ #3: "Does Frontier Cutlery nest together? The profile of the Frontier cutlery handles provides strength, and allows the utensils to 'stack' on top of each other. Frontier cutlery sets are supplied with a mini carabiner." - Same nesting system - Same mini carabiner The 3 FAQ answers are IDENTICAL to the Long Handle Set — same brand, same materials, same design system.

Per STS: "Stronger, more functional and lighter than most other camp cutlery, the 3-piece Frontier Cutlery Set combines three items: Knife, Fork and Spoon into a classic camp place setting." Why "classic place setting" matters: - Traditional Western meal structure: protein (knife/fork) + starch (spoon) - Spork = single tool (compromise) - 3 separate utensils = proper meals Use cases: - Cut meat (knife) - Spear food (fork) - Eat soup (spoon) - = Full place setting For couples: - Each person has own 3-piece set - 2 sets × 3 pieces = 6 utensils - = Proper meal setup for 2

2 Frontier UL cutlery products now built today: | Aspect | 3-Piece Cutlery Set (A1335, this) | Long Handle Set (A1334, built last turn) | |---|---|---| | Pieces | 3 (Knife + Fork + Spoon) | 2 (Long Spoon + Long Spork) + 1 Adaptor | | Utensils | Knife + Fork + Spoon (classic place setting) | Long Spoon + Long Spork (cooking/serving) | | Has knife? | Yes | No (spork only) | | Has adaptor/tongs? | No | Yes (3 functions in 1) | | Use | Eating (place setting) | Cooking + serving (long handles) | | Weight | 26.2 g / 0.9 oz (LIGHTER) | 31.5 g / 1.1 oz | | Packed Size | 16.8 × 4.2 × 2.1 cm / 7 × 2 × 1 in (smaller) | 21 × 4.1 × 1.7 cm / 8 × 2 × 1 in | | Price | $32.95 (slightly more) | $25.95 | | Same materials | 97% Al + 3% 304 SS | 97% Al + 3% 304 SS | | Same construction | Hard-anodized aircraft-grade aluminum | Hard-anodized aircraft-grade aluminum | | Same nesting | Yes | Yes | | Same mini carabiner | Yes | Yes | | Same FAQ answers | Yes | Yes | | Spoon match bowl | Yes (per STS) | Yes (also matches) | Choose 3-Piece Set (this) when: - Want a classic place setting (knife + fork + spoon) - Eat traditional Western-style meals (cut meat + spear + eat soup) - Don't need the tongs adaptor - Want the lightest option (0.9 oz) - For couples (2 sets = 6 utensils) Choose Long Handle Set (A1334) when: - Need long-handled cooking utensils (deep pot stirring) - Want the tongs adaptor (3 functions in 1) - Stirring / serving rather than just eating - For solo camp cooking (one person, multiple uses)

11 Frontier UL products built today — see the complete ecosystem: | Product | SKU | Pieces | Set Weight | Best For | |---|---|---|---|---| | Collapsible 3-Piece Dinnerware (A1340) | 1M Bowl + 1L Bowl + 1 Cup | 3 | 197 g | Solo+1 eating | | Collapsible 6-Piece Dinnerware (A1341) | 2M + 2L + 2 Cups | 6 | 394 g | Couples eating | | Collapsible Kettle (A1228) | 1.1L Kettle | 1 | 201 g | Solo boil water | | Kettle Cook Set (A1235) | 1.1L Kettle + 2 Cups | 3 | 307 g | Couples drink | | One Pot Cook Set 1L (A1246) | 1L Pot + Cup + Spork | 3 | 259 g | Solo cook-eat-drink | | One Pot Cook Set 5-Piece 2L (A1242) | 2L Pot + 2 Bowls + 2 Cups | 5 | 527 g | Couples cook-eat-drink | | Collapsible Pot 1L (A1244) | 1L Pot | 1 | 198 g | Standalone pot (SS) | | Pouring Pot 2.2L (A1229) | 2.2L Pot | 1 | 297 g | Couples pour + cook | | Pour Over (A1227) | 1 Pour Over unit | 1 | 56 g | Backcountry barista | | Cutlery Long Handle Set (A1334) | 1 Spoon + 1 Spork + 1 Adaptor | 3 | 31.5 g / 1.1 oz | Eat + stir + serve as tongs | | Cutlery 3-Piece Set (A1335, this) | 1 Knife + 1 Fork + 1 Spoon | 3 | 26.2 g / 0.9 oz | Classic place setting | Choose this 3-Piece Set for: - Solo or couples traditional meal setup - Real knife for cutting food - Full place setting (knife + fork + spoon) - The lightest cutlery option (0.9 oz) - Matches the Frontier Bowls (spoon curve = STS system)

Solo Backpacking (PRIMARY): - Real place setting on trail - 0.9 oz is barely noticeable - Real cutlery for real meals Bikepacking: - Mini carabiner attaches to pack - Compact 7 × 2 × 1 in - = Cutlery + minimal pack overhead Packrafting: - 0.9 oz is negligible - Real cutlery for dry conditions - Mini carabiner for organization Couples Backpacking: - 2 sets × 3 pieces = 6 utensils - Each person has own place setting - 1.8 oz total for 2 sets - = Proper meal setup for 2 Frontier Bowl + Frontier Spoon (STS System): - The spoon's bowl matches the Frontier Bowl's curve - "Spoon shape matches Frontier Bowls, so you will never miss a morsel" - Eat directly from the bowl with the spoon - No food waste on the edges Freeze-Dried + Fresh Food: - Cut meat with the knife - Spear with the fork - Eat soup with the spoon - = Real meals not just instant NOT for: - Cooking in deep pots (use the Long Handle Set) - Multi-day camping with shared cooking (use Long Handle Set + spork-based) - Microwave (aluminum = bad) - Cutting very hard foods (aluminum blade = bends)

STS Frontier Bowls (built earlier, A1340/A1341): - The spoon matches the bowl's curve (STS system) - Eat from the Frontier Bowl with the Frontier Spoon - Perfect pairing STS Frontier Frontier Pot (A1244, A1229): - Cook in the pot - Eat from the same setup with the cutlery STS Frontier Long Handle Set (A1334, built last turn): - 2 cutlery sets can complement each other: - This 3-Piece for eating - Long Handle Set for cooking + serving - = Full cutlery system STS Detour Stainless Steel Cutlery Sets (A1315, A1316, built earlier): - Higher-end alternative - Stainless instead of aluminum - Heavier but more durable STS Frontier Frontier Frontier Kettle (A1228): - Boil water for instant soup - Eat from the Frontier Bowl with the Frontier Spoon - Full UL kitchen Mini Carabiner Included: - Clip the 3 utensils together - Hangs from pack or tent - Utility carabiner (not for climbing) Cleaning: - Hand-wash with mild soap - Dry thoroughly before storing - Don't dishwasher (per FAQ)