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Win a spork
Added 5 November 20095 November by MatthewMatthew.6 revisions, most recently 15 March 201015 March by MatthewMatthew. View history
This competition is now closed. Thanks everybody!
Contribute to New Zealand Tramper this summer and you could be taking a load off with a massive 53 gram* pack weight savings!
Snow Peak titanium sporks are the ultimate in cutlery compromises. Here's what you need to do in order to win one:
- November: post a new hut listing; be lucky.
- December: add a track; be lucky.
- January: post a photo; be lucky.
- February: participate in the forums; be lucky.
Contributions need not be comprehensive but must be useful and relevant. Duplicate tracks and huts don't count. Winners will be notified by internal mail and must respond within 7 days, or the prize will be reassigned to a more enthusiastic diner.
Have fun!
Matthew.
* Steel fork and spoon 70g vs titanium spork 17g. Plastic sporks are 6g, but not as cool.
- November's winner: MistaB
- December's winner: Ocky_
- January's winner: Byron
- February's winner: MiaMia
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"Thanks very much for my Spork! Unfortunately, I haven't had an opportunity to use it yet, cabin fever is starting to kick in!" — Byron 11 July 201011 July
"So Matthew, who won January?
Cheers."
— peter1945 2 March 20102 March
"Seeing as my wife dropped my utensils through the slats in a verandah in one of the huts on the kepler, it would be interesting to see one." — peter1945 27 January 201027 January
"It arrived today! I am envied by my mates who still use plastic. Thanks Mathew! :)" — MistaB 17 December 200917 December
"International entries are fine." — Matthew 6 November 20096 November
"i have just the track and hut for this too! shame im in london." — rileyz 6 November 20096 November
":-) Win Bigpaul's spork." — Matthew 5 November 20095 November
"You didnt happen to pick this up at field hut Im sure I left mine behind in January while passing through. Love this snowpeak stuff My mess kit wieghs about 3 grams more than the spook fantastic stuff" — bigpaul 5 November 20095 November
"Plastic sporks are 6g, but not as cool.
Plus they break within five seconds."
— www.freewebs.com/hellmission/ 5 November 20095 November
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