Fox Run Spatula & Ladle Wok Utensil Set, Set of 2, Traditional Handles, Silver

Only issue is that the handle is coming off a bit in one of the items. Not a big deal since I just put it back and doesn’t happen often. Definitely worth buying

As others have said, the handles are loose. However, the metal portion of the utensil is VERY sturdy and well pressed. Solid metal. Each handle is only loosely attached with one rivet, so my plan is to possible remove the handles and re-rivet them. Once I secure the handles these will be a go-to item for my wok’s stir frys such.EDIT: So here’s what I did. The factory rivets were removed very easily. I took out the wooden handles and applied Gorilla super glue to the end of the wooden handle. I then rotated the handle 90 degrees and reinserted. Wipe off the excess glue with a paper towel. Drill a small 1/8 hole into the new spot. Place a 1/8 x 3/16 rivet into the drilled hole utilizing a rivet washer. Once placed, use a hammer to round out the washer and viola! Used these utensils this AM for a fried rice and they solid and worked amazing. Tight handles and not loose at all.Due to the cheaper wood, I’d refrain from using these in a dishwasher though. Hand wash these bad boys only. Happy woking friends!

Overall, this set is very good. My one and only negative is that the metal parts have a hole where a tack could be used to secure the wooden handle, but none was included. The handle on the ladle is a bit loose and a tack would help.

They are quite long, and heavy duty. As you can see they are as long as my wok handle. I have the craft wok brand for reference. Anyway they are nice, durable, and serve their purpose even if a bit unwieldy for a person of smaller stature to use. I haven't had an issue with the wood handles coming out.

tools are sturdy and look good except the wooden handles I will fix the problem ,,,, It could be dangerous if the handle comes out while you are working a frying pan I did not see the postings on the handle or I would not have purchased them .. such an easy fix but makes it a cheap tool.....

The only problem was the wooden handles have to Fastened or they keep falling out. Unfortunately, I didn't have what it took to fasten it Which is a super small nail or screw. Other than that, I was very pleased.

The handles on these tools are made of plastic, not wood like shown in many pictures. The handles were wobbly and loose and ready to nearly fall off. I had not even used them to cook with anything yet. The mechanism that holds the handles in place is bolted only on one spot, not on two sides of the handle, and isn't even a screw that I can tighten. Poorly made in my opinion from the handle standpoint. The stainless steel tool itself looks quite sturdy.

The ladle and shovel are a nice weight and they look very nice. But when we took them out of the package, the wood handle came out of the shovel. We inserted the handle back into the shovel but it was really loose and fell out again after handling it for a couple minutes. There’s a hole in the utensil itself like there was supposed to have something to keep the handle secured to the utensil but there wasn’t. The handle for the spoon wasn’t secure either but it was a bit more snug than the shovel handle. Other than that, we like the look, feel, and weight of the utensil set.