Your very basic, light hollowed plastic set
937717
Ok product, price a little steep for the quality. It's your basic cheap little bowling set. Very light hollowed pins. No real holes in balls. Does the job
208921
Got this as a Christmas gift for someone. A nice, cheap travel set. Chopsticks are hollow and light weight. Not sure how they will hold up under use. The zipper on pouch seems a bit flimsy.
1907427
A decent, servicable set. They don't have the feel that I prefer in my silverware, but they are a nice design.
4258047
Nice enough set for backup option. Kind of thin and sharp (not in a good way). Some of the utensils are starting to rust, which is a bummer, but what I expected for a cheaper quality set. Good enough for what I needed.
1281674
This is a decent set of silverware for the price.  I had a hard time finding silverware with nice clean lines (over-embellished is not my style), and so I was happy to find this set.

The flatware is all quite big (for example, the small fork is probably about the same size as the big fork in many other sets...).  I actually like this characteristic though.  It seems nice and manly or something....

My one complaint is that the flatware is quite light.  The handles of the spoons and forks are a bit hollowed out in the back (probably helps to keep the price down, so I can understand why they'd do that), so it doesn't FEEL as high quality as it looks.

I can't speak to durability yet as I've only had this set for a week or two at this point.
3985561
Decent set if you need a starter kitchen utensil set.
4261517
nothing fancy simple camping set just enough of what you need for backpacking with no added weight. i was pleased
2029725
Nice set for the occasional user. I added three rubber feet to the bottom so the utensils will hold better in the holes located there. If your a heavy user you might want to get a heavier duty (and more expensive) set.
2812456
I have to say as a starting set or even just a set to have when you are not trying to show off you dinnerware, these are not bad. I can say they are lightweight and they feel like if there were to take a fall you will have some nasty clean up but hey, I grew up with chores like washing dishes so I am pretty good at being careful and understand accidents do happen. Over all I would say they look fine and I didn't have any flaws in mine with the design.
623749
Basic plastic travel mug. Not very sturdy, not insulated, but decorative.
3355457
I bought these as a cheap replacement to my lost silverware. They do their job but you can tell they are cheap. They are very light, as if they were made out of plastic. I can tell that they would bend easily too. However, like I said, they are good if you just need a cheap set of silverware. I bought these in July and I'm still using them (January).
4910987
This is a nice enough, if overpriced, bundle of shopping bags. Included are six nice basic shopping bags in a medium-weight orange plasticized fabric, with sewn edges (reviews say the stitching on these may wear out; I can't yet comment). They're packed inside a pointless cardboard box, neatly folded in a six-compartment wine tote -- the reason I got the set, though it's unpadded -- with a zigzag pattern, along with a poor-quality insulated fridge-tote and two "produce bags" of zipped mesh that seem pretty useless (maybe they're good for packing apples separately from lemons or something?). It's all basic, low-to-middling quality, but cheerful and colorful and should be useful enough. If you're tired of reusing the free ones you can get everywhere, this matching set might be just the ticket.
462869
I really like the set and all the different sizes, I don't really light the weight and "feel" of the measuring cup material, which feels like a light weight melamine.  For the price this is a good buy, but it doesn't give you the warm fuzzy feeling that the colors might suggest.  Nice quality and weight measuring cups "feel good in your hands" and I can't say that about this set.  Good, but not great.
95659
A very cookie-cutter example of flat-pack furniture. The Furinno 5-Tier Corner Ladder Garden Shelf in espresso is exactly what you'd expect as far as build quality from a shelf-in-a-box. The shelf is very light and obviously made with cheaper wood. Each shelf is only rated to hold up to 10lbs. Out of the box, the side supports are obviously dusty and many parts - such as the top edges and inside edges - are often unsanded or unevenly finished. The ladder shape also shows the cheap construction and lack of QC - there's obvious glue overruns as well as many parts where the glue has failed. Do yourself a favor - if you plan on buying this shelf, also grab a couple of cheap clamps (or some rope) and a bottle of Titebond glue.

Construction is easy and takes less than 15 minutes with a cordless drill. Some of the holes are unfinished / don't go all the way through, so you might need a little bit of elbow grease (but not a lot - again, very soft wood). The shelf ladder is a bit on the short side when completed - for some reason I missed that the overall height was under four feet tall in the item description. It works for things like a plant display or the like, but won't be bringing things to eye level.

I rated this item as three stars instead of lower because once it's built, it works just fine. It's just not anywhere near a fine piece of furniture, but it serves its purpose *well enough*. As long as you treat it gently and don't over load it, it should last years just fine.
811732
This is a slightly above average flatware set for 18/0 stainless.  I like the pattern of the hammered handles and it's what first caught my eye.  When I received my set, I was pleased with it's appearance.  Upon closer examination, I was less so.  It isn't bad.  It just isn't great.

I've had a lot of various flatware sets in my life.  I've finally purchased a really nice 18/10 set, which I save for more special occasions; holidays, dinner parties, etc.  Our everyday flatware consists of a couple of sets.  It's amazing how different they are, both in size and quality.  These fall somewhere in the middle.

The things I like most about this set are the hammered appearance and the size of the utensils.  The knives are large with a nice, serrated edge. The spoons and forks are agreeable size, neither too large or small.  I love the size of the serving set!

The thing I'm not crazy about is the minimal weight, although this is quite subjective to the user.  Heavier sets feel sturdier and actually are, although some prefer to use lighter weight utensils for everyday.  These spoons will not hold up to scooping anything hard, like ice cream.  But, that's what they make ice cream scoops for, right?  At least that's what I keep telling my husband whenever I find a bent spoon!  Also, the finish could be better as the squared corners can be a little pointy and uncomfortable to use.  This is mostly due to the thickness, or thinness, of the stainless.

These have come through the dishwasher well for me.  I have no rusting or discolorations on any of the set.  Caution is advised in the use and care instructions about using non chloride detergent and removing it promptly from the dishwasher when clean.

This International flatware set comes with a warranty against original defects in materials and workmanship.

I recommend this set if you're looking for a reasonably priced, moderately lightweight, complete set of flatware.  I like the pattern and it appears to be made decently.  I will update my review if I have more information to add.

I've added some pictures comparing a similarly priced set that I purchased locally.  Most pieces of the older set are a little larger and it is heavier.  It is more "finished" as well, with the handles thicker and edges smoother.  My husband often prefers lighter weight flatware but I think the heavier ones hold up longer.  I've tried to show that the International set handles are hollowed, making them lighter and weaker, versus the comparative piece above it.
4482233
A good basic set of measuring spoons, with a retaining ring. The markings are printed (not raised), the ring has a plastic sleeve to cover its gap, and the handle of each spoon is textured at the end.

The rubbery texturing makes these spoons easier to grasp (especially if oily or wet). The spoons themselves are well balanced if you want to pre-measure ingredients without using additional containers. Included in the set is the somewhat unusual half-tablespoon, which I find more useful than the 1/8-teaspoon that is the unusual size in other 5-piece sets.

I prefer sturdier metal measuring spoons for measuring out cookie dough, but for everything else plastic spoons are great. Kitchenaid is my preferred brand for kitchen accessories, and as expected this set works well and looks nice. Recommended.
104610
These look nice, and have those little plastic nubs for grip (ver nice).  But, the material is very basic.  They remind me of work gloves I used doing farm work.  Nothing wrong with that, but not the material/feel I expect of nice Cyclone merchandise.