Are the handles solid or do they wobble with pressure?
511492
We haven't experienced any wobbling except, see the part of the handles that stick out horizontally?, they could be more solid at the point they connect. It's a good looking faucet. We're happy with them (we bought two), especially at this price point.
511493
They look ok the handles do wobble i just grew tired of cleaning the expensive sets thought it would be easier to change once a year.
511494
They are solid. This fixture went in our guest bath, so it doesnt get regular daily use but i have used it and have no issues with it.
511495
They are pretty solid, I think all inverted L handles wiggle a little. My 5 year old son uses ours and we have had no issues. Great water pressure. Looks beautiful installed. Needed a lot of extra hardware to install though, must be handy to install correctly.
1966279
The handles are rigid. I suppose spaghetti could push through the holes, but it hasn't been a problem for me.
1142671
I am no expert but I believe they are solid. They are quite heavy and we have been very happy with them.
1247659
They are smooth enough. Not perfect. But you certainly don't need to sand them down. Many are not very straight. But for fan handles, they would be adequate, unless you are a very picky person. You did not ask about sturdy. They are not extremely sturdy. Again: adequate, unless you want perfect.
2186026
All of these utensil have stiff handles. The bowl of the ladle is pliable but not wobbly, so the answer to your question is no. I've been using these for a while now and also have their 3 set of spatulas and two of their tongs. I have found these superior to any other silicone utensils on the market. Hope this helps.
317104
I purchased two for my mother, I am NOT looking at one but believes the handles turn inward. I had no problem putting either one together.
1682214
They are cast, and the handles are solid. I'm 220 and in pretty good shape and after a year I see no sign of the handles bending. I squeeze an average of 3 lemon halves a day. (Lemon water).
1386372
Seems fairly solid to me. I've got plenty of tools and the handles feels sturdy
1430092
I bought these and love them. I think the handles are solid--they definitely have a good weight to them.
1678814
No they are not. They are as light as the wooden handles. If you're looking for weighted ones you better look for something else.
2271528
Mine are solid. Make sure you have them tight. I use the Tiki stakes in the ground and they have a thumb screw to keep the poles from being wobbly. Hope that helps.
710665
These are a good heavy skillet. Sides aren't quite the right angle but nice. The handles are heavy. Hope that answers your question.
1239717
They are sturdy. They feel as if they are solid however I'm not 100% sure. I was happy with the overall quality of the mug.
691427
The handles are slender but I don't have large hands so I can't really tell you. Haven't had any complaints though and other people have used them as well.
1682213
The pieces are cast and plated. Handles are solid and can take a good amount of pressure. It will handle half of a large lemon or regular orange.Device is larger and heavier than I expected. Grip tested with approx 40 to 50 lbs of pressure, well made. Would purchase again.
465193
they wobble a little bit, but that didn't bother me. One of the nice features, I thought, was you can swing them out of the way when someone who doesn't need them has to sit down. But they do snap into place and I found them sturdy as far as supporting my weight. They can wobble maybe an inch in each direction. If you have bad balance and think the wobbling will be a problem I would suggest getting a commode that fits over the toilet and has 4 feet instead of only 2. I used that last time when I had my hip done but I preferred these safety rails after my 2nd hip because they are less obtrusive. they wobble a little bit, but that didn't bother me. One of the nice features, I thought, was you can swing them out of the way when someone who doesn't need them has to sit down. But they do snap into place and I found them sturdy as far as supporting my weight. They can wobble maybe an inch in each direction. If you have bad balance and think the wobbling will be a problem I would suggest getting a commode that fits over the toilet and has 4 feet instead of only 2. I used that last time when I had my hip done but I preferred these safety rails after my 2nd hip because they are less... » Read More they wobble a little bit, but that didn't bother me. One of the nice features, I thought, was you can swing them out of the way when someone who doesn't need them has to sit down. But they do snap into place and I found them sturdy as far as supporting my weight. They can wobble maybe an inch in each direction. If you have bad balance and think the wobbling will be a problem I would suggest getting a commode that fits over the toilet and has 4 feet instead of only 2. I used that last time when I had my hip done but I preferred these safety rails after my 2nd hip because they are less obtrusive. « Show Less
2244972
My husband installed, and I don't know specifically, but they do not wobble. Very high quality, very satisfied.