Travel Utensil Sets Carrying Case Portable Cutlery Set Pouch Reusable Silverware Set Bag Stainless Steel Straws Pouch Chopsticks Knife Fork and Spoon Holder for Office Bento Lunch Box, Black, Aosbos

I admit I was a bit cautious in purchasing this. It looked huge on the listing and I wasn't sure my utensils wouldn't just become a rattling nightmare to carry around. Turns out that was all for naught. This nicely fits my "kitchen essentials" for when I'm out on the road in my camper van. It holds a set of chopsticks, spoon, fork, knife, metal straw, paring knife (with a plastic cover), wine bottle opener, and a handful of metal binder clips. Even that's probably all a bit overkill, but I was impressed that it handled it all with ease.The inner lining is a thick plastic that inspires confidence that this will hold up for a long while. This also makes it easy to clean with a wet towel or wipe. The exterior is a strong fabric and the zipper seems reliable. The loop on one end is a nice added feature in case you want to secure this somewhere inside a bag. My hope is that this simple pouch will help me reduce plastic waste most places that I go.

It's a good size and the zipper is quality.

Looks like it’s gonna come in handy

This is a good size if you have large cutlery like a large spoon, long straw, or chopsticks in your carry gear. I imagined this would be perfect for my long-handled tablespoon to minimize jiggle and let the eating side sit in one end and the handles the other. I was over thinking it. It all gets crowded in the skinny side anyway. In the end, this didn't work for cutlery, but I may find use in some other storage need.The bag doesn't collapse flat which makes it less than perfect to slip in a bag or pocket. It is wider than I expected, and my kit rattles a lot (I know, add a couple of napkins which works great). The way the zipper sits is awkward. It goes over the short end. The problem I experienced was pulling out my kit to find my chopsticks making a break for it (sticking out). This is clearly a kit specific problem and may never happen to you.Just so you know, I have a long handled spoon; rather small knife, spoon, fork; bent straw, chopsticks; and a flat can opener. A very functional, not large kit.

Great travel product for utensils. Easy to clean & lined. Can hold multiple pieces of silverware & steel straws.

It is easy to clean. But it is too long for a kid's linch bag.

I wanted a simple case to use for cutlery in my lunch box. This one works perfectly. The plus of this case is that it's soft and doesn't really take up any more room than the cutlery itself. The box shaped, hard sided cases take up quite a bit more room in a crowded lunch box. This case is well made and feels like it's good quality. My favorite part is that it is easy to clean. The inside of the case is a smooth, wipeable or washable material that cleans up in a snap. Couldn't be happier!

Very Nice! I love it!