Review on 🍹 Slitree Cocktail Portable - Professional Grade Weighted Design by Tiger Carpani

This set isn't particularly bad, but it isn't particularly good either. First, for those interested, it's made in China. Most of my best barware and stainless steel products are made in India and I don't know if this will affect the quality over time. Just a data point for those who read. The set is fairly complete although the stainless steel is very thin and feels a bit cheap to me. Also, the top of the shaker is on the outside and not on the inside, which is what I'm used to. That makes it easier to take off, but also puts you at risk of falling off, as the fit isn't as tight as it could be. The rest works fine. I just feel like I have to constantly put an extra hand on it to make sure the top doesn't come off when I shake it with ice. The filter seems very cheap to me. The metal is very thin, like the rest of the products here, and it just doesn't feel very comfortable in the hand. Holding a thin stamped piece of metal in your hands is not very convenient. But like the shaker, it works as intended. Spoon and pestle are fine. Nothing particularly outstanding, but nothing particularly bad either. Right in the middle of the street. I want the bungler to weigh more than he is; It suffers from the same lightweight construction as the rest of the set, which isn't great when it comes to tangling. The stand is what you would expect. Inexpensive but above all practical holder for everything. The biggest problem is that the spoon rest doesn't hold the spoon really well and if you bump the set even a little the spoon falls off. I actually threw the stand away and just left the tools in my drawer. In summary, I think it's a comfortable set, but nothing special. At a relatively low price, it does most of your needs really quickly and easily, but it's not my go-to barware at all. I prefer something heavier and more solid.