HOTEC Silicone Slotted Fish Turner Spatula Set Flipper Spatulas for Baking, Cooking Heat Resistant Non Stick Cookware Strong Dishwasher Safe Red,2

I like the material is sturdy and nice. I have them for a months now and they still work great ,my is chipped but it's not disintegrating like most rubber spatulas. I just don't like the weird shape one .it feels useless for me I drop everything when using that one. I would love if it were a bigger set.

I'd recently bought a cheaper silicone kitchen tool that melted when i tried to use it on a hot pot, so I was a little concerned about my next choice! These spatulas have been very sturdy and effective with no melting!! They have proven themselves to be professional fried egg flippers and air fryer ingredient movers. Recommended!

I really like these, they are easy yo use and clean. They are well made and feel sturdy. I have accidentally left them on a hot pan and they survived. Happy with this purchase.

We love these so much I bought another set. The spatulas are sturdy and rigid, and it helps that they are slotted. They’re perfect for frying and the silicone allows you to use them in very high heat without worrying about melting. The slots help oil or sauce drain so you can turn over your food easier. Plus allows more oil to stay in pan when removing food. Excellent value.

Simple affordable spatulas. Our older ones were a bit beat up and melted. Like the 2 pack with slightly different shapes for different applications. One thing I didn’t consider when purchasing but I am fond of is the red color. Our old ones were black. We typically was dishes by hand and now I can be certain they are clean. It’s hard to see black grill grease on a black spatula.

Easy to clean and they get the job done as expected.

Silicone is the way to go. I don't have to worry that my hot pans will melt the spatula if I leave it in the pan. That has happen with other spatulas that I have bought in the past.

They’re very sturdy and they are heat resistant. They are just not thin enough for most of the things I need spatulas for. I’ve kept them anyway, they look pretty in the utensil jar. But the search for a thin spatula continues.