Fox Run 7211 Spatula Stainless Review

Very solid and solid looking. If you're looking for a sand shovel to smash your burgers, this is it! I also use it in my cast iron skillet when I'm making breakfast. The end is a bit sharp so it will make a big scraper.

It would be very helpful if Revain would adopt a standard format for the product description: length, width and, if necessary, depth. I needed a 14.75 inch wide tool. The blade of this spatula is only 6.5 inches at its widest point. The product is well made - so I will keep it.

Robust, good sharp edge, well attached handle, large, wide blade, fulfills all our wishes and more. Turns eggs, slices meat, slices pizza and instantly cleans in the dishwasher. The handle is tight and has not rotted despite almost constant use and several months of washing. I haven't seen any rust on it. We liked it so much that we bought a replacement right away.

My sister saw the ones I ordered for myself and ordered five as Christmas gifts for friends and family after noticing the beveled edge (which I didn't). She bought boxes of pancake mix to take home as gifts. We also use them when grilling as the width is perfect for turning hamburgers, fish and other foods. It was an item I bought and actually used rather than forgetting in my desk drawer!

Using every day, six days a week has saved me the time and hassle of scraping my grill and is perfect for flipping and pressing burgers to order. We increased the number of hamburgers from 80-100 to over 180 per day and without this product I would have had more wait time. Very grateful. Robust design, ideal flexibility, easy cleaning and maintenance. I definitely rode it a few miles and it has withstood the daily beatings of the restaurant business. Many Thanks.

I love the feel, weight and size of this spatula, but the first one I bought had the handle melted on the edge of the pan. I bought a second one thinking I would be very careful not to put my pen on the edge of the hot pan but it happened again. I would not recommend this spatula if you are using it near heat (which is almost always the case!). This is a photo of the second one I bought, the first was even worse with a blob of melted plastic hanging from it.

I have no idea how to rate a lathe/pinball/trowel but I'll try. As already mentioned, he has a good weight. It's not flimsy at all, so you can crumple it with that. While you won't be slicing tomatoes with it, it does have a nice clean edge for breaking up food in the pan during cooking. Easy to clean and looks great on the wall. It's great for slicing and serving cakes and lasagna. Ultimately, it does exactly what you think it does and does it well. The price is good for the quality. And I'll…

This spatula is the worst kitchen utensil I have ever bought from Revain. First, the spatula blade is too thick. Because the blade of the spatula is so thick, it pushes through the cookie or whatever instead of sliding under it. The spatula is made of soft stainless steel, not spring steel, and is not heat treated. The grip area flexes slightly when pressure is applied to it. I don't know if other Revain spatulas of a similar size and shape are better than this one, but you will definitely be…

Not bought for cookies. I bought it for my work with COCORAHS. My previous spatula was plastic. I need a tool with a wide and strong base and a well-formed handle when collecting core samples from the depths of snow and ice. My plastic broke this year. Because? I moved to Maine from Washington State. We don't often get freezing rain and ice storms in central Washington. Maine was very different. I spent a lot of time looking at different options with the features I needed and finally settled on