- Designed as a combination knife and fork
- Flat section between handle and head for good finger pressure
- Left or right handed use
- Retail packaging
- Ideal for camping
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Product Description
The Knork is suitable for many applications where a single utensil would be more convenient than a conventional knife and fork; camping, travelling, people with disabilities, picnics etc.
The outer tines of the fork are not sharp to touch but are shaped to provide a good cutting edge when used in a rocking motion.
The handle is a good weight and is designed to allow one or two finger pressure when cutting, while also being comfortable when used as a fork.
The Knork is made from stainless steel with a polished head and is supplied in retail packaging.
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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
I bought the knork for my son who only has the use of his left arm and hand. This is a sturdy piece of cutlery and works very well for one handed use - quite weighty which assists the cutting process - and very well made so looks good on the table!
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
My husband already has a Knork and I purchased a second one for him and another one for a friend. Both my Husband and our friend have suffered from a stroke and have lost the use of their right arms. Having a Knork means they can now cut up their own food and enjoy their food without having to ask somebody to cut it up for them.
The Knork cuts through most foods and has a very comfortable grip and does not cut into your hand as a normal fork tends to do. My husband would recommend the Knork for one handed eating.
The Knork cuts through most foods and has a very comfortable grip and does not cut into your hand as a normal fork tends to do. My husband would recommend the Knork for one handed eating.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
I AM SO PLEASED WITH THIS WONDERFUL LITTLE ITEM. MY SISTER WHO RECENTLY SUFFERED A STROKE SAYS IT WORKS JUST GREAT. SHE FELT AWKWARD AND EMBARRASSED TO EAT OUT AS SHE HAD TO HAVE HER FOOD CUT UP BY SOMEONE ELS. NOW SHE IS HAPPY TO JOIN EVERYONE WHEN WE VISIT A RESTAURANT OR CAFE. SHE HAS HER INDEPENDENCE WHEN SHE HAS HER KNORK.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good quality
The knork is well crafted, heavy enough to give a positive feel and nicely finished.
The user has weak fingers and wrists and likes the knork very much. Read more
The user has weak fingers and wrists and likes the knork very much. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Emma Clarke
norks are nice
my wife has trouble with athritis in her hands so found it difficult using knife and fork so i got her a nork for christmas its the first time in 31 years of marriage tha i got... Read more
Published 4 months ago by don beard
Flintergill
Excellent! Excellent! Excellent! Bought as a fun gift for a daughter who only ever eats with a fork and then complains it wont cut her dinner when needed. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Flintergill
pauline birmingham
ordered one for my self purely for being lazy what a great product now ordered one for my 90year old dad
Published 16 months ago by paulinew
Knork - ingenious
Following a road accident where I temporarily lost use of my left arm, I bought a 'knork' to make it easier to eat and because I didn't want others to cut my food up for me. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Gareth Jones
michael1
This item does all it promised and has been very useful in assisting my wife following a multiple broken wrist. It will get plenty of use. It is very good.
Published 16 months ago by michael1
Excellent!
As a stroke victim I find the "Knork" a great piece of kit!
I found out about it when I attended a Christmas lunch organised by the Stroke Club and was a chap using a... Read more
I found out about it when I attended a Christmas lunch organised by the Stroke Club and was a chap using a... Read more
Published 16 months ago by Peter Wise
A silly name but it does what it says on the packaging
When you've only one arm...and a left one at that, this elegant piece of cutlery, is the most versatile I have found. Read more
Published 19 months ago by SueCo
Forking Brilliant
Having a disability, eating can be a challenge using one utensil a a time. The Knork is simple, but brilliant. Read more
Published 20 months ago by Fraggle
KNORK
Bought this Fork/Knife for my son who has Limited use of one arm and cannot use a knife & fork together. It replaces a cheaper version of the same type that bent and handle broke. Read more
Published 20 months ago by Mr. D. Wright
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