OXOGood Grips Nylon Flexible Turner - Black

I love the Oxo brand and this was a 2nd purchase. We still have the original we bought a few years ago and it's held up well. It's flexible enough to do a good job with just about any food (for example soft pancakes or more substantial hamburger patties). We purchases the 2nd one because we tossed one out from another company that didn't hold up as well.

Great. Thin enough to easily get under eggs

I love this spatula! Sturdy, yet flexible for making sunny side up eggs. The flexibility lets you easily get under whatever you need to flip, so it makes flipping easier. It really is a very useful kitchen utensil to have. I also love the look of this one. Style and function at a great price. Definitely worth it!

The thinnest turner you will find. The quality at delivery was excellent. Mine had no defects that other reviewers noted. The business end was clean and even. I do doubt it's long term durability due to thinness. It is made of fairly stiff plastic and is only flexible due to it's thinness, unlike other flexible turners which are flexible due to a softer material.

Perfect size and is gentle on nonstick pans!

Favorite spatula had this thing for 5 years now. Perfect for flipping eggs and pancakes or other delicate things because it's flexible. Definitely don't use on high heat but I love this for breakfast items.

I have a number of Oxo grip equipment already in the kitchen. I like them for their handles and over all quality. When my old spatula had got to the point it had seen better days it was a no brainer to choose this...Not only was it an Oxo grip by the price on it was very fair...I received it within 3 days, (with prime shipping) and used it that night with some fried mushrooms and onions, as well as the next morning for breakfast. Though it makes a very nice spatula over all, I do have a couple of things that I noticed right off. One is it being really short. Probably not the best choice for a spatula or anything kicking up a lot of grease. Also, the actual spatula part is very thin...You can easily bend it and its not thick at all. But its strong enough for you to easily use on most fried things, and, its thinness is actually an asset for really getting underneath something thin, or stuck on. And one last thing...This was curved a little to much for me on arrival...I mean the bend in it was so sharp it made it a little too much for me being so short. Fortunately you can just get a good grip on it and bend it straighter which made in my opinion made it better...Overall a nice, quality spatula that carries a very fair price. Maybe a little thinner and shorter than I expected but its turned out to well do the job its supposed too...Recommended..

This is my second one, first one cracked after more than a decade of near daily use.It is made of nylon, so it will melt at high temperature (but scrape the melty gunk off the edge with a sharp knife and it is fine).I have only run into the melting issue a few times, always with much higher heat than I normally use (searing steak, making smash burgers). It is something to be aware of, but it does not come up in 99% of situations.It is very flexible, wide enough for big things and has rounded corners to use on little things. Does not scrape non stick coatings too.Handle is comfortable, material and shape make it easy to clean.I have used silicone spatulas as well and they don't stand up they way this one does (start to develop small cracks at leading edge). So I am not even sure a temperatie resistant non scratch version can be made. There is one with exactly the same shape but the turner is a flexible metal.