EverdureBBQ Tool Kit - 3 Pack, Brushed Stainless Steel Tongs, Spatula and Fork with Soft Grip Handles and Leather Straps, Barbeque Grill Accessories and Cooking Utensils Set

Have put these tools to good use for some nice springtime BBQ's - these are well balanced, high quality tools that look sleek and feel great. They seem durable, have a sturdy feel and grip well, the serrated edge is a great addition.Excellent purchase for the price, especially compared to the last set of unimpressive grill tools I used. Would recommend to anyone as a gift or for long term use.

I *think* I got the deal of a lifetime for $11. This grill tool set had to have been priced incorrectly. A similar Everdure set is $99! These are, without question very high end “Cadillac” grilling tools: heavy, extremely well made and, with care, will last many, many years.

I hadn’t tried this brand, but I’m pleased with their BBQ tools. They’re very sturdy, easy to grasp, can withstand a heavy amount of food, and performed very well without rusting after use. If you plan to buy this as a gift, you need to wrap it because it comes in a plain, brown cardboard box. It doesn’t look as good as the actual tools, so a little wrap, bag, or bow would go a long way. The spatula is my favorite design. The 3 tools included are the most essential to a basic BBQ and it’s a good deal, especially for beginner grillers. I hope this helps!

but quite serviceable, nonetheless. I have a set of BBQ tweezer tongs, from Everdure. They are one of my favorite BBQ tools, being of thick SS and of a size and rigidity that allows precise in action at the distances grills require. This set is not of that quality, but perform their role as well or better than most competitors. The tongs, in particular have large toothed gripping areas--I've never seen one configured in quite this way. It looks to be useful, but I haven't put it to use yet. The spatula is conventional, except for one side which is coarsely toothed, presumably intended to separate items which have begun to cook into each other on the grill. I presume it could prove useful for separating and opening hot dog and hamburger buns. The fork is all stainless steel, but is the least impressive, seeming to be of sufficient strength only to hold lighter items. I suspect it would flex under the weight of a brisket or ham.All of tools are shorter than many. If you are like Bobby Flay and long ago killed off all the heat receptors in your hands, they will seem just fine. For extended work at the grill, your fingers may get a bit toasty. Regardless, they offer more reach and this protection than common kitchen utensils.Overall, as I've used the word before, they are serviceable, and come at a very good price. A good four star set, but not worthy of 5

As underwhelming as the box is (brown generic) the set is actually super nice. They have decent heft, the grip is better than expected and after 3 days of soaking the fork in water it never showed any signs of rust or anything. The leather seems solid enough but are not riveted in just held on by screws( also makes the leather strap replaceable). Overall nice set

I was looking forward to receiving this product to use as my "End of Season" BBQ event. I was disappointed when I received. The fork and spatula were ok, and no issues with them. The tongs I couldn't use. For starters the button that holds the leather loop to the tongs (so you can "hang" them) was broke. Not the end of the world, but at this price point that should be VERY good.My other problem is that it was almost impossible to get the tongs to open. You have to push down so hard on the release at the end of the tongs it hurts your hands. This was a let down. Only (2) stars.

First of all, these are good looking grilling tools, if that's something that matters to you. They seem to be pretty well made. Although the handles are hollow, there are no visible seams in the metal (i.e. no place for nasty germs to hide). The leather loops are substantial and look like they'll hold up better than the the thing leather hangers that usually come with grilling tools.There are a few flaws justifying knocking off a few stars. The one big issue is the length of these tools. For grilling tools, you'd expect them to be a bit longer to keep your appendages further away from the heat. My old Cuisinart grilling tools are 6" longer than these tools. One other issue is the force required to lock and unlock the tongs. It's pretty tough currently, but maybe over time it'll loosen up? I may apply to vegetable oil to keep it a bit more fluid. Lastly, the fork came with a missing screw for the leather strap. Fortunately, the screw fell out of the box and it was easy to secure (hex head), but with box damage at an all time high, it's something that could get lost.

The Everdure bbq tools are very study, polished, well made. My husband said that they were very nice to use. They have a good, textured grip, and hanging straps.I particularly like how strong the fork is. It bests the one I have used for years, for lifting and carving roasts and turkey. While it is too large to use at the table, I am considering using it for carving the turkey on Thanksgiving.I will add photo. The tools are presently in my drying rack.