Uploaded May 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
***DETAILS*** The actual name of the Sport is: Ti APOCALYSPORK
If you are interested in purchasing a Ti APOCALYSPORK, you can get it here: americankami.com/swag.html
Per the website
Forged out of 6AL4V medical grade titianum, handcrafted by a real human being, on handmade dies, right here in the good ol' USA. And all Ti is sourced from USA made military and aerospace scrap.
Available variants are spork, fork, or spoon, in fullsize or stubby.
9.3" long from tip to tines and .071" thick.
Won't rust or corrode.
Non-magnetic.
Hypoallergenic.
Poor conductor of heat, so excellent for cooking and fire poking. No more burnt fingers!
Stonewash over torch anodization for good looks, slick mouth feel, and ease of cleaning. All corners, points, and edges nicely smoothed over, for comfort and TSA compliance.
Bottle opener/pot lid lifting hook.
Oxygen bottle key/small 'biner hole.
MSR shaker stove takedown key.
.25" emergency hex driver key.
Fluid capacity at tines is 1/3 more than the Snowpeak spork.
Extra long handle for getting food out of those extra deep cans/MRE pouches.
Tired of wussie little eating utensils? I got you.
Want flat wear that will last you through the apocalypse? This is it.
Want something that you can ram through a zombie skull? Here you go, baby.
And while this is a man-sized spork, the ladies dig 'em too.
This is the last eating utensil you'll ever need
The Name:
What's the story behind "American Kami"? That's simple, really. A Kami is a Nepali knife maker. More specifically, they make Khukuris - these guys make knives from start to finish with the most rudimentary of tools, and end up with highly refined blades. I take that idea of simplicity and apply some modern equipment and techniques to create the best products that I possibly can. I've adopted the "Kami" in American Kami because I have the utmost respect for these gentlemen, because handmade Nepali Khukuris were what first introduced me to the world of custom, handcrafted blades, and because like the Kamis, I build my blades to be used. I've adopted the "American" in American Kami because, well, that's what I am. That's it. That's me. DJ Urbanovsky - The American Kami.
***DETAILS*** The actual name of the Sport is: Ti APOCALYSPORK
If you are interested in purchasing a Ti APOCALYSPORK, you can get it here: americankami.com/swag.html
Per the website
Forged out of 6AL4V medical grade titianum, handcrafted by a real human being, on handmade dies, right here in the good ol' USA. And all Ti is sourced from USA made military and aerospace scrap.
Available variants are spork, fork, or spoon, in fullsize or stubby.
9.3" long from tip to tines and .071" thick.
Won't rust or corrode.
Non-magnetic.
Hypoallergenic.
Poor conductor of heat, so excellent for cooking and fire poking. No more burnt fingers!
Stonewash over torch anodization for good looks, slick mouth feel, and ease of cleaning. All corners, points, and edges nicely smoothed over, for comfort and TSA compliance.
Bottle opener/pot lid lifting hook.
Oxygen bottle key/small 'biner hole.
MSR shaker stove takedown key.
.25" emergency hex driver key.
Fluid capacity at tines is 1/3 more than the Snowpeak spork.
Extra long handle for getting food out of those extra deep cans/MRE pouches.
Tired of wussie little eating utensils? I got you.
Want flat wear that will last you through the apocalypse? This is it.
Want something that you can ram through a zombie skull? Here you go, baby.
And while this is a man-sized spork, the ladies dig 'em too.
This is the last eating utensil you'll ever need
The Name:
What's the story behind "American Kami"? That's simple, really. A Kami is a Nepali knife maker. More specifically, they make Khukuris - these guys make knives from start to finish with the most rudimentary of tools, and end up with highly refined blades. I take that idea of simplicity and apply some modern equipment and techniques to create the best products that I possibly can. I've adopted the "Kami" in American Kami because I have the utmost respect for these gentlemen, because handmade Nepali Khukuris were what first introduced me to the world of custom, handcrafted blades, and because like the Kamis, I build my blades to be used. I've adopted the "American" in American Kami because, well, that's what I am. That's it. That's me. DJ Urbanovsky - The American Kami.
