What are the handles made of?
2013126
My opinion is an anodized material. It is very strong and easy to handle. Hope this helps
2013127
Plastic (soft in a way) find them comfortable. I really do like the knives but the big one is not quite right.
530047
I bought these as a gift for my granddaughter. She uses them ALL of the time on herself and her friends. As for the Acetone on the handles I have no idea but I checked them out last month and was surprised at how well they have held up for the amount of use they have gotten. p.s. she cried when I gave them to her! so happy
990437
They are made from hard plastic. I don't recomend buying one as theplastic join at the front of the bike keeps splitting open making the handles locked to one side.
373144
It's a wooden handle. The whole set is great quality for the money, and have helped me (with a good book) tune my first two pianos, upright and a 1923 baby grand, with greater than expected success.
839753
Hi Deanna , No the handles aren't cast iron but are mild steel which is better. cheers Dave
1628640
They are heat resistant. The handles are actually very nice with a comfortable grip.
1248830
they are some kind of very hard plastic material. the bolts are not galvanized, so they are rusting. but the handles are doing great, my kids really lke using them. each piece has a easy and hard way to install making them very versatile.
2168515
Ours are stainless steel with a strap handle. The handles on the pans stay cool (stovetop), but make sure you use a pot holder when lifting the lid, the handle get's HOT :-)
1828203
They are made of bakelite - a lightweight thermosetting phenolic resin (plastic)Bakelite is non-conductive and heat resistant. In the old days, telephones, radios and such where made out of it. Hard to break and very damage resistant. I'm not sure how these handles "feel" however, I think they have some kind of texturing, but I would doubt they felt much like wood.
15582
They are plastic on wooden handles. My grandson has had his since Christmas 2012 and they have held up great. He still uses them. I couldn't be happier with the complete set.
1633250
I can't give a 100% on it. But the handles are made of very flimsy plastic. So your guess.
1348457
The handles are I think polished aluminum with rubber on the underside for grip.They stay cool to the touch.
415667
Handles are black G-10 material. Stainless liner, screws, and blade. There are other handles out there to "pimp" it, but not thru this site. Do a Google search for that and you'll see. Hope this helps. GREAT knifevimo.
299864
You are correct. The handles are made of metal and will heat up as the wok warms up. I find myself not needing to use the handles while cooking since the wok never moves due to the weight. Still going on strong in our house :)
1348456
The bottom of the handles (or underneath) are rubber or silicon. They are perfect to work with and require no mitt.
1113705
Handles are a hard plastic. I do believe its metal rivets. There are nice but I advice that you do not let them set in water. They are better then cheaper knives. But not highest quality. I do love them in my kitchen. Husband loves the steak knives!
749039
The handles are made of plastic and generally strong enough for daily use. Due to the heat resistance of plastic is different with silicone, the handles do melt if leave touching with hot fry pan. Please do not leave the handles in touch with hot edge of your cooking utensils to extend the life of this product. The handles of brush are made of stainless steel wire and are good based on our customer's feedback. Thank you for your questions.