OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop, Black, One Size

This looks very well made it is super heavy and looks nice hopefully will last

A well made ice cream scoop. Comfortable to hold and scoops out a nice amount of icecream with ease.

This scoop is extremely sturdy and easy to use. The scoop end is solid brushed steel and not plated which I like as it won't flake off or tarnish. Works very well and is much better than our previous one.

It is good quality, heavy with a rubberized grip but it isn't perfect. One side seems different from the other. I don't mind buying 2nd-grade items as long as the price reflects that.

As usual with the oxo brand this ice cream scoop is very good quality, heavy and strong enough so go through the hardest ice cream with ease and so comfortable to hold.

This is very well made. Previous icecream scoop was nowhere near as good quality so very pleased with this purchase.

I love ice cream. I once had a 60 litre tub of Baskin Robbins ice cream (it's a long story) in a deep freeze in Moscow that I scooped out over several months. I had to take all the shelves out of the freezer to fit it in.The point? that big tub broke my old scoop. Since then I've had several. Most are too flimsy to deal with hard-frozen quality ice-cream with a high cream content. Many dig into your fingers with sharp metal edges when you're struggling to get the ice cream out.Not this beauty. I've used it for several weeks, including on some hard-frozen Haagen Dazs, and it cuts through that ice cream effortlessly. The handle is, as advertised, a "good grip". It's good enough to encourage me to buy more ice cream!The only slight downside is that the finely-sculpted narrow ridges on some parts of the rubber handle, designed to make it more comfortable to hold, are in fact so fine they are hard to clean. It would be better without them. Otherwise, though, the perfect ice-cream scoop.

One of the more expensive scoops but is stainless rather than coated alloy and works well even on fairly solid sorbet. Seems a solid piece of metal with a rubberised handle rather than a handle stuck to a metal end so it would seem unlikly that it will break at the neck like some.