Fox Run 5926 Silicone Spatula Scraper Navy, Price/each

Small but works well.

I wasn't sure how often I would use this, it's small and I usually cook for big crowds. However, I've found myself using this in all the tight spaces. It allows me to pick up more delicate food items and I really like that it's made of silicone. So far so good, if that opinion changes I'll be back to update. Highly recommended.

Very tiny compared to all my other kitchen utensils, which means it has a very limited window of use. I won't be using it for bigger items like pancakes or burgers, but it will do nicely when trying to pick up small cookies off a tray. It's a nice spatula but I wish it was bigger. I guess for the price, it is fair. The silicone means I can use it on my pans and I won't scratch anything and it doesn't immediately melt like other plastics.

For once, the picture from the description looks real, but this looks to be a pretty small pan looking at the rivets. I just mean check the size and compare with your spatula, this is not a huge spatula. The size is a bit small and we use it less often, preferring larger ones most of the time. Once you are OK with the size, then the spatula is good. It goes nicely in the dishwasher, and the silicon gets some water spots, but I always get water spots on silicon.

This spatula fills a niche I didn't realize I needed. When it was delivered my first impression was that it was much smaller than I expected, and I wasn't sure I'd actually be able to get much use out of it. In fact, I'm using it all the time. While it's not ideal for items that really need support across their entire surface, like maybe pancakes or something, it's actually very versatile and often much handier than the larger spatula I was expecting. When this has been in the dishwasher and I've gone back to using a "full-size" turner, it often feels awkward and clumsy in comparison. If you cook anything in a toaster oven or air fryer, this spatula is great for getting into the small trays or baskets. But even for larger uses, being so small can let you get in under things in a way larger spatulas struggle with. For example, last time I made an omelette this was the perfect tool. Its blade is much thinner than a mixing-type spatula, but smaller than a full size turner-style spatula, so it has the best of both worlds for getting in around the edges without breaking them apart. And it still supported the omelette enough to cleanly fold it and plate it at the end. It was easiest and best-looking omelette I've made in a while. The metal inside seems to cover a relatively large fraction of the blade, with only the very edge being unsupported silicone. That makes it fairly rigid, which is good for supporting foods, and it also makes it more durable. In many silicone utensils with a metal core, stress can be concentrated at the edge of the metal, since the silicone past that point is flexible. Since the metal covers so much of the paddle's area, there isn't enough of the floppy area to build up that kind of stress. There's just enough flex to cleanly scrape, but no more than needed.

When I'm doing something in a pan that has high sides I always find my spatulas don't work very well because the angle of the handle with respect to the spatula part is too low. The greater bend of this spatula makes it easier to do the necessary flipping. However, as noted by all the other reviews this is a smaller sized spatula so pay attention to the size given in the listing.