GIR: Get It Right GIRSPU311BLK Premium Silicone Spatula, Black

This is the spatula I always had hoped I was buying before, but had never ended up with until now. It's perfect in the way that you don't have to think about it - it's sturdy, heat-resistant, not too flexible, great size, dishwasher safe, and no grooves/connections for food to stick in or the head to pop off the handle. One of those simple, well-designed items that just makes sense.

So I got this along with one of the skinny spatula for my family/mom for Christmas after looking for some new rubber spatulas. I came across some nice blue ones that were slightly cheaper but were more of the old fashion rubber spatulas before finding out about the GIR (Get It Right) company and how they are trying to remake and improve on kitchen stuff. After seeing some of their videos and what they have been trying to do as well as reviews from other people I figured why not. From what iv read they can withstand up to 400 or so degrees F and they have just enough give on the end for most stuff. On top of that they have a type of metal on the inside to keep it stiff where it needs to be and its all one piece unlike most of the ones out there these days. No coming apart or getting food and thus bacteria in certain spots. I have only used it a few times since we got it but so far seems to work pretty well. It also has less give then the other skinny spatula. Also the company has four different sizes for the spatulas. They range in size of the spatula part to the long they are. Pros: 1. It can withstand up to around 400 and some degrees F without melting according to the site 2. It is all one piece. No more accidentally pulling off the end or getting food/bacteria in the little crevasses. 3. It comes in a few different colors for variety 4. They come in different sizes (four from when I last saw) which can help you with almost any type of job you need to do. 5. From what I remember they come with a life time warranty (or limited life time one but still at least they are trying to make sure your covered by the looks of it) 6. My pair came with little plastic/painted metal ball chains very small ones holding the info cards for each one which my mom got a kick out of them and still keeps them on the spatulas (even though we don't hang them up they go in a drawer). 7. Pro or Con depending on what you think: The Ultimate spatula (this one) has less give/flexibility to it then the skinny one. Cons: 1. Pro or Con depending on what you think: The Ultimate spatula (this one) has less give/flexibility to it then the skinny one. 2. The price might be a bit much for some of you to invest in a rubber spatula. It was around 12-15 dollars each I think when I paid for it. But with it being this good and possibly never needing to be replaced until at least 60-80 years down the line maybe? That's a pretty good deal. From what iv seen in the videos and customer reviews and from my own experiences using this I feel it was worth it especially when im someone who tends to want the best of the best when it comes to tools/products I use. If your in the market for these or other products of theirs id check out the GIR (Get It Right) website "productofgir" dot com. They have other cool products im keeping my eye on these days and they seem to want to improve the tools people need every day. Though I bought my products here cause it was slightly cheaper every now and then (as well as I already have an account here).

This spatula was recommended to me, and I'm glad I took the advice. It has quickly become one of the most-used tools in my kitchen. The one-piece silicone design is sturdy, flexible where it needs to be, and makes it easy to scrape bowls, pans, and containers completely clean. It feels well made, is comfortable to hold, and cleans up easily. Sometimes the simplest kitchen tools end up being the most useful, and that's definitely the case here. I use this spatula all the time and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality silicone spatula.

Love GIR and their tools. I've backed them on Kickstarter. I needed more utensils so why not to buy something proven over years

Item took a while to arrive but seems to be of good quality.