Boundless Voyage Foldable Titanium Spatula Review

What’s in the box

A flat, one-piece titanium blade with a thin front edge, a titanium wire handle with a loop at the end, and a slider that locks the handle open or folded. It comes in a grey drawstring pouch that keeps the edge from rubbing against the rest of your kit. On our scale it weighed 16 g, and 24 g with the pouch.

Quick Specs

Flipping and scraping

The wide, flat blade has a thin front edge that slides under an egg or a pancake in a small frying pan, and it’s stiff enough to scrape stuck food off the bottom of a pot, which makes cleaning up easier. Titanium doesn’t react with food and won’t bend or warp over a hot stove.

That stiffness has a downside: the hard titanium edge can scratch a non-stick coating, so it’s best with titanium, stainless steel or cast iron. The handle is also short at 20.5 cm, so on a hot pan or near a flame your hand is closer to the heat than with a kitchen spatula. It’s made for small backpacking pans and one-pot meals, not for big cooks on a large plate.

The folding handle

The handle is a titanium wire frame that slides along the back of the blade. To open it, slide the handle out and push the slider down to lock it; to pack it, slide it back and fold it over the blade. Locked open, it doesn’t wobble when you stir something thick. The loop at the end of the handle lets you hang it from a hook or a branch at camp.

Weight and packing

At 16 g it barely registers on the scale, less than half the weight of a nylon folding spatula. Folded to 11.5 cm, it fits inside a small cook pot or a mug with room to spare, and the pouch keeps it from scratching the inside. Next to a 23.5 cm CamelBak Eddy+ water bottle it’s a little longer than our titanium spoon.

Camp spatulas compared

We’ve also tested the Sea to Summit folding spatula. It’s more than twice the weight, but it’s longer, made from nylon that’s safe on non-stick pans, and it’s our top pick for most camp cooking. Boundless Voyage also makes a full-length titanium spatula (Ti1073T): sturdier, at 28.5 cm, but it doesn’t fold and weighs 76 g. This folding one wins when every gram counts. Our titanium cookware guide shows the cookware it goes with.

	This oneBoundless Foldable	Boundless Ti1073T→	Folding Spatula→
Folds	Yes	No	Yes
Safe on non-stick	No	No	Yes
Material	Titanium	Titanium	Nylon
Length	20.5 cm	28.5 cm	23 cm
Weight	16 g	76 g	38 g
Price paid	$14	$21	$15
Our score	8.7	8.4	9.4

Conclusion: Boundless Voyage Titanium Folding Spatula

The Boundless Voyage titanium folding spatula is the lightest way to bring a real spatula: 16 g on our scale, 11.5 cm folded and stiff enough to flip, stir and scrape a pot clean. The slider locks the handle firmly and the pouch keeps it tidy. The titanium edge can scratch non-stick pans and the short handle brings your hand close to the heat, so it suits small titanium or steel cookware. I paid $14, and for an ultralight kit it’s a good buy.