Joyce Chen , Quick Sticks, 2-Pair, Red

I've been borrowing these from a coworker regularly for months, and I'm so happy I finally bought my own! I use them at my desk job for snacks that are typically finger-food. No mess on my fingers to get on my mouse or keyboard!Works great for cheetos, cut fruit chunks, bite sized veggie pieces with dip, and of course anything you would typically eat with chopsticks!I prefer these over traditional chopsticks because they have little grippy ridges on the tip, and I don't have to pay much attention to what I'm doing! I can work while I eat without dropping food on my lap.

My son has fine motor issues and has difficulty using a fork properly. We had purchased chopsticks like this years ago at Disney's Japan at Epcot. My kids were young at the time and thought it was neat to have their own chopsticks. Fast forward to now and my son uses them at school to eat his lunch. He's in middle school and we all know how hard those years can be. The kids don't make fun of him at all and he isn't fumbling with a fork or eating with his hands. Yay!! The pinching motion is actually helping him develop better hand strength. I was thrilled to find these of Amazon. We have 4 pair now, so it is easy to throw one set in his lunch box for school and have another ready for dinner at home. I wash these daily in the dishwasher and have had no issues.

Same chopsticks we used for our son 30 years ago. Great quality and easy to use. Hard to find anything still made in the US 30 years later with no compromise in quality

If the purpose of these sticks is to make it easier for non-chopstick users to master the use of chopstick, it falls far short of its goal. I, a life-long chopstick user, find it even harder to use than chopsticks. My friend, for whom this was intended, gave up using it after a few tries.

As far as learner chopsticks go, these work pretty well. I ordered a few different pairs for my child (my boyfriend and his family mostly use chopsticks) so that he could learn how to maneuver them. These are easy to squeeze, unlike some of the others that I bought, so he enjoys these more than the others.

I ordered and only got one pair of chopsticks not 2 pairs as in the picture. One chopstick is one chopstick, two chopsticks are a pair of chopsticks. So disappointed.

These are great if you can't master chopsticks. Makes you feel exotic even if you are uncoordinated. Not just for kids!

Works ok, a little flimsy. I've had better plastic connected chopsticks like this that cost me $1/set. For the price these are, they should be stronger. I only use them for Lo Mein

Perfect for my daughter.

Muy buenos palillos para que usen los niños y uno que otro adulto. Buen material

These work well for the chopstick impaired!

They were a gift to a friend, she likes them and is mastering the art of eating with chopsticks. A great beginning and end once using these chopsticks, no forks allowed.

Bought for our kids who love sushi and sashimi. They are slippery though so a bit difficult for little hands. I would recommend these for adult beginners not kids.