GIR Skinny

I just received my set of mini tools, and I found the mini spatula to be too soft/flexible to cleanly scrape down the edges out a small bowl. It's rather floppy (it seems there is no reinforcing internal structure except for in the handle). The mini spoonula is also too floppy, especially at the ver...

Who knew how satisfying it can be to scoop mayonnaise out of the jar without plastering it all over everything? I hate to admit it, but that feature alone earns this tool a place in my kitchen. There may be yet additional things lurking in tall jars which feel themselves safe from scooping. Ha! I ha...

I backed this product on Kickstarter when GIR was an infant company. The ultimate spatula looked like an elegant solution to a common kitchen problem. I wanted a spatula that could handle constant use. I'm proud to say that I've had the spatula for five years and only within the past six months has ...

This is a very practical spatula and its long thin shape enables it to get inside jars to get the last dab of anything in the jar. It was kind of pricey, but worked as advertised. Was disappointed to find out that it was manufactured in China; considering the price they want for these I expected it ...

Another good tool for the cooking arsenal. Thinner handle works well in my sore hands. It's simultaneously flexible and sturdy. My only regret is that the edge of the blade is just a little bit thicker than I'd like.

It's pretty good, but I don't think the silicone rubber is fully cured. It doesn't fully spring back to its original shape after being flexed. Basically, it's just a little too floppy.

It is too flimsy to use for peanut butter (Skippy out of the fridge). I'm sure it has many uses and appears to be well made so I will keep it, but it wont be my "go to".

I was looking more for a solid, silicone, sturdy spatula. I think there is a wooden base covered in silicone. Fine for some purposes, but not for others.

It was a bit more than I wanted to spend since I had to pay for shipping. Not sure yet about the heat tolerance, but expect it to work as intended.

I am not sure why ATK gave this such a high rating. It feels very cheaply made. I love the how skinny it is but that is it. I would not buy again.