BeeSpring Stainless Steel Peeler, Fruit And Vegetable Potato Peeler, Ergonomic Handle For Home Kitchen

Vegetable peeler...simple right? It was fine the first couple of times I used it. Not the most comfortable tool. But served it's purpose.The metal is very flimsy...fine for eazy peels like carrots or cucumbers. But definitely Not made to peel harder or thicker skins. The metal bends under any pressure.I tried peeling ginger with it. The peeler head bent. The blade came off mid peel... then I cut my hand trying to put it back together. Bc, bittersweet, the blade is extremely sharp and serrated, like a razor blade!I will be sticking to the ones from the dollar store going forward.

I bought this peeler and a big black soft handled peeler because I've arthritis in my hands, and my $1 peeler makes my hand cramp and so does peeling 'taters with a paring knife. I will not pay $16-30 for the "name brand" peelers, especially if they don't have "eye removers" on the end. Both are good and some days, the round handle feels better in my hand. My cousin next door permanently "borrowed" the peeler I really liked, and now I can't find another. Got Kids like that? Buy 'em $50 worth of kitchen "stuff" like this for their birthday and save yourself $200 (or MUCH more) of your stuff!

Junk! The blade is made out of such thin metal it bends as you use, no matter the pressure. Don't waste your money on this.

I think this peeler is great. I used it on potatoes and cucumbers so far. It's nice and sharp

The only issue is that when wet the handles become slippery - I dipped the handles in plasti-dip and that problem is gone, would be great if they came with either a coating or a roughened surface on the handle.

I cannot believe they sell peelers three or four times the price! This is literally the best peeler I’ve ever had and for less than $5!

I loved it. Feels sturdy. Has little grooves so it leaves stripes on potato. I am happy with product

As expected, quick delivery.