Olivia tree Chopsticks Non-Slip Grooves - Strong 10 Pairs Stainless Steel Vacuum Hollow Chopsticks

This was my third purchase, and they are very good. The grooves at the end of the chop stick got little shallower, but they are still okay. I was used to flat chop sticks, so it felt weird at first to use chop sticks that are rounder, but I won't go back now.

Won’t break as the wood or plastic chopstick, easy to clean and has grips at the food end

Our old chopsticks needed replacing and I was looking into options and found these. Sometimes the shorter styles have very narrow tips which can make picking up food more difficult than it needs to be, but the tips on these are blunt enough to work for us. The other ends are broad enough not to go through the basket we use in the dishwasher (we had bought that special dishwasher basket separately earlier; the openings in its bottom are small enough to retain chopsticks, unlike the standard dishwasher baskets), so no problem there. They are lightweight and easy to manipulate. I am back to get some more.Edited to add a photo showing the chopstick tips compared to a US quarter. They are narrow but slightly blunted, compared to many other short-format chopsticks with a fully pointed tip. They require just a bit more dexterity than large bamboo chopsticks with broad tips perhaps, but I prefer them.

I was worried that these might end up getting too hot since they're made of metal, but they don't, even when immersed in soup. Being hollow, they also cool down quickly.The grip enhancing grooves are kind of a joke, and would be far better if they were doubled in number, and were deeper. A crosshatched design instead of parallel rings would probably improve the grip over the current design a great deal as well. Five minutes with some sandpaper or steel wool to roughen the surface of the gripping area would help as well.All complaints aside, for the price, these are quite adequate. The grip could be better for ramen, but they'll handle stir fry and such just fine.

Highest quality ,favorite for eating oriental food. Better than restaurant disposable chopsticks. I carry pair in purse. And in desk at work.

My nearby grocery store has sushi specials every Wednesday. At this point of my life I needed an upgrade from the usual disposable wooden sticks so I got these. I live by myself, and one year later after buying it I've only used a pair out of the 20-count package. These are light and good quality chopsticks even for large hands like mine. My teenage daughters went ooooh... when they saw them so yes, they look good. I wash them by hand in two seconds (the chopsticks, not my daughters) and I'm pretty sure it will take me 500 years to go over the whole pack. I hope my great-great-great grandchildren like sushi.

After forty years of using bamboo, I decided to trade up to steel. They came very carefully packaged, and there are no noticeable defects. They're elegant looking in the place setting, and would make a nice gift. If you want to wash these in an automatic dishwasher, buy some plastic embroidery canvas (6 holes to the inch) and trim pieces to fit into the bottoms of one or two sections of the flatware holder. The wash water will drain through and the chopsticks won't fall through.

They’re great for the price but a lot smaller than expected. I have other stainless steel chopsticks bought in Chinatown that we’re cheaper and better