New DI ORO Seamless Series 2-Piece Silicone Pro XL Spoonula & Spatula Set - 600°F Heat-Resistant Nonstick Rubber Commercial Grade Kitchen Cooking Utensils - Large Scrapers for Mixing & Baking (Black)

I am a big fan of GIR spoonulas, but they do not make an extra large size in the spoonula. I found these and decided to try them. The size is perfect and they are sturdy and clean up nicely. I think they are of equal quality to GIR, except that I wish the end of the spoonula was a little thinner. I also wish these could be purchased separately because I don’t really use the straight spatula, but I use the spoonula every day.

These are great and should last a long time..

These have weight in the handles, which I didn’t think I needed or would like. They are also longer than most rubber spatulas. Love that they are one piece instead of coming apart like the old-fashioned ones.

I love my wooden spoons and such, but these things are basically perfect for use with nonstick cookware. Sturdy, easy to clean. I usually don't care about this for my kitchen stuff but I gotta admit they look cool too.

I've only had this set for a couple weeks now, so I can't give it a 5 rating yet. But thus far I'm impressed. Some folks may not need the size and weight of these items, but I do. The spatula made quick work of scraping several pans/pots that sat overnight and began to set. This alone makes it worth the money spent. The spoonula was more handy than I expected when working with large stovetop pans and large size pots. I use non-stick green pans for most everyday cooking, and the shape of the "spoon" made quick work of stirring and overturning heavier foods (alfredo, goulash, etc). It dosen't replace the flat paddle I still use, but between the two I can now handle pretty much anything we normally cook. Both items are unusually strong, and I expect that they will last a long time. No defects were noted out of the package.But I will award 5 stars to customer service. I went to their website to register for the lifetime warranty, as the enclosed card directed. Once on the site, I could not get the process to go through. Tried every computer trick I know, but the problem persisted. OK, I thought, sounds like the old bait-and-switch routine. Lifetime warranty? Sure - nobody does that anymore. So I sent an email to cust svc, not really expecting to hear back. To my surprise, I received a reply in under EIGHT HOURS. Sent my information back to Erriz, and within about 10 minutes the deal was done. These guys seem serious about backing their products, so in this case I'd say the rather steep price results in getting what you pay for. Remember when that was the norm and not the exception?