🍖 Master the Grill with Precision & Comfort!
The Weber 6615 Original Fork is a premium BBQ accessory featuring precision tines that pierce food without shredding, paired with soft-touch, ergonomic handles for a comfortable, non-slip grip. Designed to enhance your grilling experience, it’s an essential tool for flipping, turning, and lifting food with ease.
J**)
Great for working over grill
I have come to like and trust Weber products as they are generally a cut above in terms of quality and design. This fork is true to my expectation. The handle is comfortable, the balance is good, the actual prongs are both flat (a plus for just holding meat in place when slicing without piercing or for gently rolling hot dogs) while the points are sharp for all the times you need the stabbing function of a fork! It's also a good length for working over a large outdoor grill. For my purposes this product is a five star winner.
R**Z
Hey, it's a fork!
Does what I need it to to, stab stuff on the grill!! Long, pointy, and the handle is pretty good too. Solid for what I need it for. I have seen a grill fork go for $30! This suits my needs at a reasonable price.
R**R
It's Weber!!!
What's not to love. It's a Weber! We gave this to my husband for Father's day and he loved it. It is well made and substantial. He will have it for years to come.
S**Z
Cheaply made—much, much too expensive!
I believe this fork would generally serve its purpose, although I wonder how it would handle a heavy steak as it is made of a light-gauge stamped metal. My chief complaint relates to the price: $45 (almost $60 with taxes and shipping) for a tool that is only marginally better made than what you can find at The Dollar Store. Returning immediately. Careful your reputation, Weber!
T**S
Four Stars
Well made. Works goid.
S**.
Fabulous!
What is not to love with this Weber BBQ Fork. It is made very well and sturdy.I only buy Weber BBQ tools and this one is fabulous!
P**E
Quality less than previous models
Bought fork to make a Weber set. Handle has nice feel. Length to fork end appropriate size. Metal strength seems light when compared to older generation Weber forks. Have not used, but with a couple pound rack of ribs the potential exists to bend or break. Best price I could find at the time seemed terribly expensive. There were 3 pc. Weber sets cheaper (w/o fork).
R**N
Its a fork for sure
Its a fork, does fork things, however the metal is a rather thing stamped piece that bends way too easily to use with my brisket or pork shoulder on the smoker. If you're looking for something for heavy lifting, look elsewhere.
