Outdoor Silicone Camp Griddle Turner

Wish they made a whole series of this style. Very well balanced, designed and executed

Works well. I like the stainless to avoid a plastic one I had been using for years. In retrospect the plastic was dropping tiny bits in my food which was eaten. So, avoid the microplastics and go stainless. It acts as a good scraper on my cast iron pans. I haven't actually used outdoors, but the grip offers a little heat protection.

Got 2 of these to use on my blackstone. The blackstone big spatulas felt awkward. These are sturdy, sharp, and easy to control. Comfortable grip, and scrape away gunk. ATTENTION BLACKSTONE FANS: These fit perfectly into the rear grease trap opening! Makes cleaning even easier! My only complaint is, I thought they maybe were going to be a little longer. No big deal.

I love the way it feels in my hand, and the sharp spatula tip gets under the food with ease.

Woul buy again

This has become a favorite brand of mine for affordable kitchen utensils! Although after multiple runs in the dishwasher it does rust a bit.

I have one of these a half size smaller than this and it's one of my most used cooking tools. The problem is it's got too small a surface area. Bigger ones made for BBQ's are too large for most frying pans and might scratch the non-stick coating. I use a silicon Chan for my wok, but its front in rounded to fit the wok pan. I use a plastic large turner for pancakes and hash browns. It's not as easy to control however if you want to do finer details. I used this today to turn all the pizza rolls in my air fryer over. It's better to turn them one time and It's cumbersome doing it with a larger less controlled spatula. This works much better. With my small one, things slip off too easy and even though it's easy to articulate, it's too small to flip larger food items. This can flip burgers and does great when I want to turn toppings like mushrooms, and onions. It does not crowd the pan and it's easy to control. Larger spatulas or turners don't do well with buns or things crowded in the fry pan. A good useful tool to expand my kitchen cooking tools. Recommended.

It's a very nice turner, good heft, size and shape. And I really liked the non-slip grip and comfortable handle. Except for two things: There's no way to grab the handle without touching the tang because the silicon is inserted in a loop of the tang. Which in a perfect world wouldn't be a problem. But in my world a turner gets left in a hot pan, or too close to the fire for too long, too often. I can still pick up a wood clad handle when all the metal is hot, but not this design. And, a lesser annoyance, the tang is stamped sheet metal (same as the blade, obviously) that is rolled leaving an uncomfortably sharp edge between the handle proper and the blade where it's not protected by the silicon insert.