DoubleFly MS-SCOOP 1, Stainless Steel

I've been moving away from using plastic containers, so switched to a very large and tall mason jar to store my coffee. This scoop is a great length and VERY sturdy. It holds slightly more coffee than the scoop I was using, but I haven't noticed any difference in the coffee. I would recommend this scoop.

Have no idea why they asked me to rate the accuracy of this scoop. It's only as accurate as you can be. Anyway. Now I don't have to shove my hand into coffee grounds. I grind on-demand for myself (half gallon of cold brew a few times a week) and semi-on-demand for my wife (several refillable k cup pods per week) and it is nice having a big scoop to knock against the grinder cup and remove all the static electricity. shorter scoop, plastic scoop, lots more knocks to get it all into a scoopable pile. I'm not really digging to the bottom of bags of ground coffee with this, but I have and it works great. Definitely recommended if you scoop coffee. This should be everyone's standard scoop.

I mismeasured and had to return this beast, but not before I gave it a glowing review. It is the correct length as stated, 11.5". The top of the scoop is 1.5" across. It looks well-made; I did not take it out of the package since I knew I wasn't going to use it. This looks like it will be a good purchase for someone who needs a super-long scoop.

When I first got this coffee scoop I thought it was really long but after using it it seems to be the perfect size. I can scoop my coffee in the morning and don’t have to worry about getting coffee on my hands from the inside of the bag. It seems to be well-made and sturdy, should last for a long time.

I was worried about buying this due after seeing a review saying it does not measure a correct Tablespoon, but I just received it and it is perfect. I tried 3 of my short Tablespoons by filling them with water and then transferring the water to the new spoon and they all measured the same amount. I was concerned as I'll be using it to measure spa chemicals, so I wanted to be precise. This will work great to reach into the tall bottles of chemicals, which my short Tablespoons didn't work for.

I like being able to reach the bottom of coffee bags without having to stick my hand halfway down the bag. Why did the engineer (engineered in the USA) not have the common sense to engrave 1tbsp. on the handle, but engraved a circle with an F instead? Otherwise, the handle is very sturdy and won't bend unless it's done on purpose. Is it an accurate measurement? I don't know if it is, and find it unnecessary to be that precise for home use.

Great for adding pellets to a Solo Mesa stove to keep adding wood pellets while it is burning. Hols just enough pellets to keep stoking the fire and the long handle keeps your hand out of the heat.

I got tired of using common household tablespoons for fertilizer powders and hydroponic powders. This thing is super long, sturdy, stiff as a board and made of good steel.