I like that they are silicone instead of plastic. The tray has a little support between the cups but as mentioned it gets thin when full. My solution is to use the spinach container's plastic lid as a shelf under the tray when I put it in the freezer. As for pulling out the popsicle, this trick is easy as long as you remember that the bottom creates a suction zone. Peel the popsicle off all four edges one at a time and blow air through. Then press the bottom and the popsicle and silicone will rise until enough popsicle can be pulled out.
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