Clear Ice Ball Maker Tray - 2 Inch Ice Cube Maker Mold,4 Cavity Large Clear Ice Ball Silicone Tray, Crystal Clear Ice Sphere Maker Mold for Whiskey and Cocktail

If you are ready to step up your drink ice game, this is a product that will help you along the way. Each freezing process provides you with four clear ice balls for your bourbon, whiskey, or drink of choice. The lower part of the tray gives you four slightly cloudy cones perfect for keeping you let’s water cool or giving the kids a fun cube for their soda or water. You can also save them to drop into mixed drinks. Key points: Use filtered water, wait 20-24 hours before trying to use the ice so the freezing process completes, the ice will pop out of the silicon with a splash of warm water on the top, the remnant cones in the pvc (?) slide out easier when running hot water around the pvc. Great design, use the outside chill box! Your first time might be off, by the second run you will be a pro. Good bang for the buck if you want clear ice balls.

Arrived yesterday (2/3/25) followed the instructions and this morning, crystal clear ice spheres. Love them. Also the ice in the lower half of the container were also mostly clear other than a few bubbles at the bottom. I can also use these are crushed ice for my guests. Great product, good quality and very clear instructions. Thank you.

This pproduct gives you "perfect" spheres of ice in mere hours. My only gripe is the size of the resulting ice, but I would otherwise say this product is reasonable for price and intended use.

I used it to try to impress guests a few times.. instead of "WOW's", i got "aww's"It takes up a lot of space in the freezer. Directions say it takes approximately 24 hours, so must use foresight; and it only makes 4 ice balls, so you end up using normal ice cubs anyway after a couple of drinks if you have guests.Removing the ball from the suction cup can be a bit of a pain.Most of the time, you don't get a perfect ball.. there is a small area that is flat.

It works like a charm, however, there is a learning curve to actually using it efficiently.If you add too much water and get spillover when inserting the pieces (or get unintended parts of the device wet before use) there is a good chance it will become difficult to disassemble and get the ice out later on.Definitely attempt with hot water at hand if this is the case as you'll need to get excess ice that has accumulated around the edges to melt before you can separate the softer materials without risk of tearing them.

Been making Ice Balls for 5 years with a different ball maker.These were not clear and very hard to remove.Too late to return I guess as I threw out the box.Will be buying the old one again(after 5 years it just wore out)

Took a while to work out how to use - instructions are weirdly translated - but once you click it works really well

Took second try to get full balls. Need to let water drain down completely