GIR: Get It Right Skinny Silicone Spatula for Cooking, Baking, Scraping, and Mixing - Non-Stick Heat Resistant Kitchen Spatula - 11 Inch, Studio - Silicone Cooking Utensils

Really good for getting every last bit out of the jar.

I picked up this silicone jar scraper a while back and it's become a kitchen essential for me. It's just the right size to get into all those tricky corners in jars. The quality is impressive too - it's held up well over time. Honestly, it's one of those simple, unassuming tools that you end up reaching for more than you'd think. A solid purchase in my book. I’ve been using mine for almost a year and it still seems brand new.

I like this silicone spatula a lot. It is a standard skinny one, but the top half of the blade is floppy. That comes in handy so often, giving it an advantage in some situations over ones that are the same size and shape but are more rigid. It washes up well, goes in the dishwasher, and does what I want.

These are nice but a little too long and skinny (= feel less stable) than I expected. I use them less often than I hoped.

best on the market

This is my go-to tool for getting that last bit of "whatever" out of a jar. Easy to wash by hand, or in either the top or lower rack of the dishwasher.

I'm home baker, I need excellent and workful item. This company's items are all satisfaction. even some baking goods company have collaboration with this company. I don't need used to old one anymore. I was changed all this series.

Great size, but has already picked up a stain r from tomato sauce. I might buy the red one.

I bought this as recommended by America’s Test Kitchen, i was shocked when it arrived and found the very cheap finish on the edge of the spatula. It is not smooth as if the silicon was cut by a very dull blade. I have many other silicon tools with different price ranges and never seen this before.

Great for cleaning out that last bit out of jars or cans.

Overpriced and not rigid enough. Smaller than I anticipated. Have not used this spatula long, but it seems very heat resistant. When sauteeing I prefer wooden spoons. And nylon spatulas, although less heat resistant, flip food more easily. You can probably find $3 versions that are just as good. The idea behind this spatula is better than the actual spatula. Wirecutter got this one really wrong.