Maxam17 Piece Kitchen Tool Set, Black

it's a decent utensil set that provides the most commonly needed utensils and a nice bin to store them. most of utensils are made of plastic after all, so some care is necessary. i don't leave them in the hot pan or pot for any extensive period of time. i wash them by hand instead of throwing them into the dish washer. i don't handle them as they are heavy duty metal utensils (scoping too much spaghetti, or too full of scope of ice cream...) after a few weeks of lightly usage, they are holding up just fine. i wish the storage bin has narrower gap on the sides, so the handle of utensil won't stick out that easily. other than that it's a useful set with very good price.

Great product for the price! Has all the essentials, except I didn't realize that it didn't come with a can opener. Quality of the items aren't all that great. It's similar to the quality of something that you would buy from the dollar store. But hey, it does the job. One thing that I find very annoying is the storage basket. It doesn't hold up the tools very well and because of the open wire style the tools always fall through the holes and never stay up. I will for sure be buying another container.

I love this set. For $22 I didn't expect much, but I'm surprised at how much I like everything. I'm not a big fan of the holder, however. The tools fall out of the sides so I ended up buying a new one. Some of the utensils like the spatulas and spoons aren't very sturdy. They bend a little when I'm stirring stuff like Mac and cheese. But it doesn't bother me all that much because I don't need any fancy cooking utensils.

While this tool set has everything you could ask for as far as tools, it falls WAY short on functionality.At a glance, it looks very stylish, but as soon as you try to fill it with tools, the design errors become apparent. The stainless loops that make up the sides are so far apart that the handles of the longer tools fall through and it becomes a disheveled mess.The smaller items, like the ice cream scoop and the peeler are instantly buried so deep under the larger tools, they require an archaeological permit to dig for them.All in all, it is a good theory, but poor design. Lining the stainless container in a finer mesh would probably do but ,as stands, it is an aggravating mess of utensils.

Great started set. I was very hesitant to buy since half the reviews are good and the other half aren't.. but for the price you get Soo many gadgets. This is a great starter set or a great beater set which is why I got it... This isn't the highest quality utensils but it was a great value and I would definitely buy again.And as far as the rack.. everyone was correct about how the utensils fall out the sides due to large holes... I threw the utensils in another holder and use the rack it came with in my bathroom as a shampoo and conditioner caddy. Works great repurposed :)

Of course it actually was really cheap, so I'll give it that much!Pros: Inexpensive for the amount of utensils in the set.A large variety of necessary kitchen toolsCons: The container it comes in did not work for us. The utensils wouldn't stand straight up, obviously, and they just poked right out of the bottom and fell to all the sides of the container. It did not look good at all. We ended up buying a cheap "bamboo" container from WalmartThe glue that attaches the handle to the tool has melted and dripped down while in the dish washer.The metal used for the tools is very malleable. All but the whisk has been bent out of shape from normal use.

Pretty good quality considering the price. You also get a ton of pieces. You'll have to decide which ones you want to keep in the holder, and then you'll need an empty drawer to fit the rest into. The only thing I don't like is that some of the pieces always end up sticking half way through the holder since the bottom is open.

I bought this set to replace kitchen tools that were lost during a move. The tools included are functional, and that's all I can ask. I do not care for the wire holder; the spacing between the wires is too large to effectively "corral" the tools neatly.But - you get what you pay for, and for eighteen bucks, give or take, it's not bad.