🔥 Begatter Roasting Sticks: Telescoping Smores & Hot Dog Forks for Campfire, Fire Pit – Heavy Duty Chrome Plated Steel, 4PCS with Portable Bag Review

Excellent roasting stick. Durable and adjustable in length. I also love that it comes with a protective canvas bag so the whole set can be organized together.

They're beautiful and long enough to roast marshmallows over an open fire! Simply soak in water for a few minutes after use and clean in one go! Then just keep them in that pretty bag they came in next time.

needed some marshmallow roasters that were long but easy to pack. This is compliant. Because they can lengthen, they will tumble a little when unfolding, but only a little. They work well in the deep fire pits that the Rocky Mountains seem to have. I recommend them.

Bought as a present for my daughter. The main features she appreciates are the time and energy savings, so she doesn't have to search for a branch or stick every time she wants to toast a marshmallow in her fire pit. They are long enough to prevent burns or start a fire. They are very durable and seem to last a long time. My daughter is very thankful that she got them!

We have a gas pit on our patio and wanted to roast marshmallow sticks for the kids to nibble on. I like that they are metal and easy to clean. I liked these better because they are extendable but not like the old cheap phone antennas. My problem is that when stretched they wobble and lose feel. I don't like it because the little ones can't hold it and their marshmallow keeps falling.

The way they are arranged with slanted teeth, the hot dog gets hot, the holes expand, the fat makes them slippery and they disappear when you turn them over. to cook the other side. If I held them at all, I would quickly lose four hot dogs before throwing them away. It doesn't matter how far you push the hot dog. Waste of money on hot dogs. I have another pair where the metal prongs get bigger towards the end, they make a bigger hole, but I don't waste as many hot dogs.

I never use the goods. Upon examining the forks I found that 2 of the forks were rusty and all the silver plating was blistered. Rust is found in the seams between two metals, probably due to incomplete coverage and rusting of the bare metal. I'm not an electroplating expert, but I do know that if a plated item is rough to the touch, it will come off very soon. Since it touches food, it's a BIG NO NO. They return to Revane. Sorry I hate to give a bad review but food safety is very important.

I'm tired of buying cheap and throwing away. So, after sifting through a bunch of sticks with plastic grips, lightweight telescopic extensions, and cheap spot-welded forks (what can go wrong in a kid's hands?), I found them. Nice wooden handles, full length extension and stainless steel fork in a fairly heavy nylon case. I remember this as a kid, and as far as I can see time and technology haven't made them any better - just useless and cheap. They're expensive, but I'll pass them on to the…

Bought these for a hike. The "leather" cord at the end of the handle came loose in a quick hand wash before use. Thinking maybe it was an accident, I gently tugged at another piece, which also fell apart like soft toffee. If you hang them with string, you should replace them with a stronger material or a stainless steel ring. The last thing you want is for one of those forks to fall off and hit your leg. The wooden handles are poorly finished and appear to be moldy. Definitely worse than in my…