Update International Extra-Large, 16-Inch Long, Grill Turner, Barbecue BBQ Spatula, w/Cutting Edge, Solid Stainless Steel, Riveted Smooth Wood Handle, Commercial Grade

Bought this a couple of years ago and have been using it on my grill ever since. I was commenting to my wife today that this Spatula has been awesome, so I thought I'd write something here saying so, lol.Long enough to keep you away from flames, strong enough to flip 3 burgers at once. Mine has been totally solid. It's been a workhorse for 2 years on my grill and if anything ever happened to it, I'd buy another one immediately.There. :)- SF

It's a bit more heavy duty and solid that I thought it would be. It's almost too thick.I used to be a short-order cook and spent many a shift slinging hash browns, eggs, omlettes, bacon, and pancakes on grill spatulas like this. This one is a bit wider than I would like but isn't bad. It's even thicker than the grill spatulas I remember. I have used it on eggs on my cast iron double-burner griddle and works well without breaking them. But you better have a fairly large sized griddle or grill with a flat area to use a spatula this big. It's not going to work in a fry pan.I'm impressed with how well the wood handle has held up to being run through the dishwasher. I put some oil on it from time to time. I sort of wish it had a plastic handle instead. But on the whole this is an amazing spatula for this price.

This one is just what I needed for grilling smash burgers. So many spatulas have slots in them, or they are very thin where the spatula meets the handle. This one is thick and heavy duty with no slots. The slots make it very difficult to smash burger.I have been using a smaller spat and it keeps bending when I press the burger in to the searing hot grill. This big spat holds up the heavy pressure. This has thick stainless and the spatula is full tang. The beveled edge is perfect for scraping all that carmelized beef crust off the grill to keep the seared patties looking beautiful. Pro tip—I also find this spatula perfect for unsticking a pie crust or pizza crust from the counter top, if you rolled it with out enough flour on the surface.I did take a star off because, after several uses, the handle is starting to loosen. But it is still intact. I’m sure it can be repaired if it comes off. But I would have liked the handle to stay tight for a few years.

Use this on a 36x16 griddle on an outdoor cookstove. Makes quick work of large piles of potatoes, veggies, pancakes, etc. It''s put together well and has a solid feel to it. I also find it handing for moving pizzas on and off the pizza stone in the oven.This would be way too big for most skillets.

This thing works a lot better than my pancake flipper on the grill, and it doesn't melt in the heat. Seriously, though, this thing is pro quality, heavy duty, better than what you'd get in one of those grill sets you get for Father's Day. It has a nice weight to it, and a comfortable wood handle. It's long enough to fit 2 1/3 pound burger patties at once and still have a little room. And really, for grilling all you need is one of these babies and a nice, heavy duty, long pair of tongs and you're ready to be Master of your grill.

A very good value for the price, but as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. Overall, it works well and is as advertised. That said, I have 2 primary complaints:1. The rivets were not well seated into the wood. It's not about to fall apart or anything, but in my opinion it's evidence of mediocre manufacturing processes. I'm confident it will hold up for quite a while - it's just not high quality cookware.2. The metal is of mediocre quality. It bends with a modicum of force and does not spring back into shape. It's also a bit thicker than some of the higher-grade spatulas I've used (I used to work as a cook in a restaurant). I assume it's thicker because of the lower quality of metal (if it were thinner, I think it would bend during use).In conclusion, this is an inexpensive item, but it is worth the price. For what it's worth, I also bought another, similar spatula around the same price, and it suffers from the same issues. I would not be surprised if they were made at the same factory.

As you can see by the photo, I LOVE to Smoke and GRILL!! I Bought this Spatula knowing that it would be used A LOT!! Its Outstanding when it comes to getting anything up off the grill (YES, EVEN AN 18lb Brisket!!) Now most people wouldn't use a spatula to do something like that but I did in order to see if its as strong as it was reported to be. IT IS!!! And its a SNAP to clean as its GREAT STAINLESS STEEL!! Not Cheap Chinese Junk!!

I love this extra long heavy duty spatula. I really notice the difference especially flipping burgers on the grill.My old spatula was from walmart, as a combo kit with a brush, tongs, and poker. When I would make burgers, I wouldn't get a clean flip, for some reason the meat kept sticking and sometimes fall apart. I figured, I'll spend a few bucks read some reviews on amazon and invest on a decent spatula. Best investment, burgers come out perfect, no meat sticks or fall apart. I love the wooden handle, it feels great too.