Review on 🥢 Grey Titanium Chopsticks with Aluminium Case - FinessCity by James Pfettscher

First off, these chopsticks are amazing. buy you. They are worth the money and I may never buy a pair again. They have no problem with steel chopsticks (heavy, slippery, cold, tasteful). However, there are a few things I would like to improve. I don't like the seam between connector and body. The stub looks too small and the connection isn't handled as well as it could be. The cover will need to be enlarged and brazed/welded flush prior to completion. Purely aesthetic problem and insignificant.2. Shot peen finish. It's great for grabbing food, but feels uncomfortable against the skin until it wears off a bit (admittedly, I have some sensory issues). It would be nice if the handle had a rougher, patterned texture.3. Surname. I don't care what they want to call their company, but I don't like having FinesCity engraved on my chopsticks. Rubber stopper on the housing. The bottom one has two deep holes to keep the tips from shaking the pipe, which is good, but they are so deep and tight that water can pool and linger here if you don't dry them before putting them away. , creating a risk of mold over time. The top one doesn't have a notch, so they still rattle. Rubber is far less durable than titanium or aluminum, so they fail first, after which you need a new case.