Extra Wide Spatula with Beveled Edges, Oversized Stainless-Steel Spatula with Wood Handle for Skillets, Griddles & Pancake Flipper for Burgers, Omelet, and Versatile for Culinary Task, 6 x 5-inches

I LOVE this spatula, and actually got back on today to buy a second. It was half the price I bought it for the first time, so I bought 2 instead. To be clear, this spatula does not work well for the reason we bought it for initially. We bought it to use in cooking, flipping eggs etc. However, it's just too big (wide) and inflexible for cooking in our 10" or 12" cast iron pans. It's almost as long as the cooking surface of the pan. We do use it when we use the biggest cast iron pan, but mostly we use it as a grill spatula. So why buy another? This thing is a beast, super burly, and makes an EXCELLENT scraping tool. I stole it from the kitchen one day and used it to scrape shit off the floor, and realized it's true worth 😅 the handle makes it easy to hold while using it as a scraper. The beveled edge is sharp, and the metal is really strong. I have put this badboy thru some really heavy duty chores, and have found it to be an indispensable tool on the farm.

Sturdy, easy to handle and thick! Great quality!

Bought this spatula as a primary tool to flip pancakes, large cuts of meat, and groups of vegetables on a flattop surface. It cost a bit more than other grill tools but has been worth every penny.The weight just feels great, it's sturdy and balanced. Also the beveled edge ensures you can get beneath things like pancakes without making a mess of it. Would suggest this as one of 3 grilling tools I cant live without

Handle is a bit loose, as wood to metal contact is not tight, and the aluminum rivets don't pull the scales tightly to the metal "blade." (Actually, I don't believe they are rivets....they look more like aluminum pins.) Not a problem for me, as based on the reviews, I kind of expected that - and had planned to strip and refinish the handle with BLO anyway. I'll clamp and epoxy it first to tighten it up, and probably round the sharp squared corners as well while I'm at it.Well-built, heavy 420 stainless steel blade, and overall, a good value at about half the price of the Dexter-Russell S240 mini-turner. Could be used to smash a "smallish" burger patty if desired. Actual size is 9 inches long from end of handle to tip of metal blade. The "metal" business end is 2 3/8" wide by 3" inches deep (from end to the "bend") ....so it is more rectangular than square and is slightly less than 2.5" wide. The wood handle is 4.5"L as pictured in the description. I assume this was made in China as it is unmarked and unbranded other than the paper packaging. Should last a long time once I've made my modifications as a multi-purpose small metal spatula.IMHO, the Dexter-Russell S240 (or also the S248) is better proportioned and more attractive, The Dexter is made in the US, has brass rivets in the handle, and is probably better suited for brownies, cakes, cookies etc... as it is a bit smaller. However, at almost twice the price of this Homi Styles spatula, it's up to you as to whether the higher cost of the Dexter is worth it to you.

I love this spatula. I can flip 2 eggs at a time. I also have used it to make omelets and they turn out perfect.

Just the size I needed!

I worked in the food service industry for 25 years and used my share of spatulas. I use my countertop flat grill for many of my daily meals. One of my smaller old spatulas finally broke after years of service. Yes I have the large ones like we used in the restaurant, but they don't work as easily on a smaller grill. So i looked all over Amazon for the same thing I had, a 6 x 3 metal unit. Prices on them were ridiculous, some at $20+. I saw this one for around $8 and ordered it.I love this little spatula. First thing I noticed was how sharp it was. It easily cleans off the griddle with a quick scrape. I have to be careful not to cut into the coating I've built up tho. It's perfect for cooking breakfast. And I was pleasantly surprised how easy it was to turn items that were placed close together while the grill is full.One other thing I like is that the beveled edges make sliding food onto it very easy. The spatula is thicker than my restaurant quality version, making it awesome to clean up with after cooking. I was so happy with my purchase, I ordered one for my buddy's new Blackstone grill he got for camping. I'm hoping for years of service out of this. I see them on sale today for $6.50 which is a decent price.

As advertised. Just a really good utensil