Forks Set of 6 Light Premium Dishwasher Safe Stainless Steel Flatware Silverware with Gift Box

I love the French country with the Bee on the side. Beautiful to hold in your hand, ergonomic great piece.

These forks look nice. They are smooth, and shiny, and feel fine in your hand. I just expected them to feel a bit more heavy duty than they do. If I tried hard, I could bend the tines a bit, and I did not expect them to be thin enough for me to do that. But they are still a nice looking set.

I’ve design but cheaply made

I love "kitchen stuff". I'm a chef, and really appreciate all manner of implements and tools and whatnot. They don't have to be "premium" either, as many of my most favorite and useful and most used and valued things in life are relatively cheap.When I saw these, I really didn't know what to make of them. Are they for camping? Do they fold, like a pocketknife? For they surely are designed with that aesthetic in mind. Does that button on the side do anything? Are they of a solid build?Well, let me answer those questions, some of which you might also have.They surely can be used for camping, though I suggest they are rather set for more traditional and upscale use, in truth. I consider these are in keeping with sort of daily drivers, not the premium meal service ware, but are not by any means "throw-away". You'll not be happy if you lose one.Do they fold? Nope. They just look like they might, or even should. Call it a style choice, and it has its moment if you'll permit it. Let's say it will grow on you.The button does nothing. Style again.Are they weighty and of a solid build? Well, as advertised, they are "light weight", so know. These will not feel like premium sterling silver by any means. They will almost, almost feel cheap, but again, they're above that.At first, I almost wanted to put them back in the box and maybe hold them for someone else, or some future use. However, I knew I needed to give them a try, so into use they went. And I really do like them a ton.They feel good. A little odd at first, even as so much of silver can at times. These are a little boxy, almost overlarge in the hand at first. Yet for the lightweight build, they quickly find a settled place, and then they just feel great.Are these for you? If you are a traditionalist, then no. If, however, you're up for something a little different and fun, then absolutely give these a go. I consider you won't be disappointed.

These forks have good quality at first glance. The tines are stainless steel and look like they will weather the dishwasher with no trouble. The handle has a duller sheen and may be made of a different material than the tines. The photo looks better than what you see in person in my opinion.

These are super high quality, like something you might get at Costco. They definitely have that premium feel and I really like them! Not too much to say, they're high quality stainless steel forks!

This is a great set of "Laguiole" forks that arrived in a nice gift box. These forks obviously are not the real Laguiole product made in France, but rather a very good made in China under license by Hailingshan. We own the authentic Laguiole cutlery and must say, this set is very close to the real thing. The 18/10 steal is sturdy and thick and the handle very well-made. Although sold separately, with its matching knife set, this would make an impressive gift or additional to your dining set. Great quality product and highly recommended 👌

These forks are not overly heavy and even feel lighter than my original forks. These have wider handles for easier gripping, like Kindergarden fat pencils for gripping and control. It doesn't really have ergonomic twist to follow the grip of holding it. It doesn't have a very good scoop compared to my original forks but b/c of the grip width these forks would but better at holding a steak, etc, in place while cutting it. The forks do Not have any sharp edges that would cut the mouth while using. These forks come in a nice presentation box with foam cutting to match the shape of the forks. If you have someone that struggles with gripping thin items this might be good for an adult but I think for young children it would be a lot to maneuver. I don't think I need to keep these as prized forks b/c it would be a hand-me-down and not an inheritance item to be fought over.