The fork tins are too wide to stab meat and they flex a good 1/2 inch with little torqueing pressure applied
580902
I'm must be completely missing the purpose of this fork.  The fork tins are too wide to stab meat and they flex a good 1/2 inch with little torqueing pressure applied.  I thought it was a Viking Range LLC product for the cost I paid, but I don't think so now.  I guess it could be used for shoveling salad out of a bowl.  I wanted something that could support a few pounds of meat, but this fork is so flimsy that I am afraid it would just warp to a point where meat would fall off.
1852613
They are too narrow to be useful--one has to twist uncomfortably to actually mount into the truck.  Sorry I ordered them  Well made and seem durable, but the basic design is faulty.
4604247
Utensil is so small I could barely hold it. The bonsai tree that I used it for was pretty thick and thus the trimmers did not do it's job.
3255625
The product is same as describe but it's not smooth in one of the side of fork.
3892312
The angle on this spatula is so slight that flipping an egg (our primary use for the spatula) is difficult.
969283
I needed this large size basin wrench to remove an old kitchen faucet.  Unfortunately when it arrived there was no spring, which makes it very difficult to use in tight spaces.  The end of the wrench just flops around so it's hard to get it to grip the nut.  If you can get both your hands up there then it might work.  But with one hand it's nearly impossible.

The only positive of this wrench is that it is quite large, so it can work for nuts that are 2" and larger.  Other wrenches I've tried were much too small for a 2" nut.
684278
At the junction of the fork and the handle, the edges of the handle are extremely sharp and dangerous.  The fork should be taken off the market and redesigned.  Otherwise, the fork is a good size and very useful in the kitchen.
1487484
Given their size I had expected a stronger spring.  While being twice the size it has about half or less strength than a binder clip which is what I ended up using.  These are sitting around doing nothing while a couple jumbo binder clips do a fine job of hold the lid more tightly on my Weber grill when I use it for smoking and need to minimize airflow.  These are stainless and can stay outside but I don't use them.  They are just wimpy.
3257623
While they look nice with a grippy but non-abrasive texture and a perfect fit on my CZ 75B Omega, the panels flex way too much...they feel like they will break under a firing grip. I can't recommend them.
2570000
It is small and the tong and spatula don't meet evenly. I ended up using a regular fork and spatula instead.
4405119
I like the idea of being able to work in those awkward places, when needed. The 1/4 inch was much stiffer flexing than the 3/8ths, and in my case, I could not use it, too stiff, it would always try to straighten itself, but I'm sure that it will work out in other places where it is needed. I'm not planning to use either of these to torque or break loose nuts, this type of tool isn't designed for that kind of work, and I knew that from when I purchased them.
3107436
Purchased a couple of sets of this to continue my bamboo themed kitchenware but found out shortly thereafter that good ol' fashioned flatware is not quite ready to be dethroned by the eco-friendly alternatives.

The spoon and fork were not feasible to use with almost any dish that I had prepared. The spoon was far too shallow for any sort of spooning action to take place and didn't have any sort of drop down to boot. You essentially had to flat hand your liquid food to your mouth for it to work at all.

The fork also had the same lack of angle on the head of it and was nigh impossible to use with anything aside from foods that could be speared and eaten, such as fruit.

As far as the knife, at very first use, several of the serrated portions simply snapped off into my food.

Overall, not a flatware solution and would strongly recommend not purchasing.
2821248
This two-ended turner has one steel and one silicone end. It's a case of trying to make one tool do too much. The silicone is too flimsy to turn anything or even to use as a stirrer. Using the silicone end means holding the steel turner end -- which isn't such a comfortable position. The steel end has an odd shape which isn't as useful as I'd thought it would be. Not impressed.
4474251
I bought these smallish tongs to use with a mini-grill.  When I first got them, the handle was "sprung" so wide that it took enormous effort to squeeze the tongs into grabbing position. I took some pliers and forced the handle into a narrower position and they work much better now.  The teeth of the rack end do not mesh well with the spatula end, but they work well enough and did not cost much.
449414
These bits seemed like nice quality and held up well for lighter duty tasks on my car, but when I had to use the 10mm 3/8" socket to put 148 lb/ft of torque on a suspension bolt, it snapped before I got to the required level of torque.  I'll keep the smaller sizes around, but a better quality brand may be necessary for high torque applications.  Seems like the skinny shaft relative to the actual bit is a weak point.
3649093
These tongs are great if you want serving tongs for appetizers or fruit.  The main issue is that they don't close all the way, so you can't get a very good grip on the food.  What I wanted them for was flipping tortillas when you are baking over them fire, and they don't close tight enough for that.  They would be good for serving salad or steak or anything like that.

Other than that issue, they have smooth opening and closing action, they are nicely sized and weighted.  The scalloped edges are attractive. Almost everything you want in a tong, except the tight close.
3070887
The stick is a great length, but the spatula itself is a little too wide if you're looking to use it on foundation/concealer bottles/tubes with smaller openings.