Edison Pororo Training Chopsticks for Right Handed 2 Step, Blue

Easy to use and clean, but removing finger guides for use by older children is trickier than expected.

My kids love blue color and they loved it. I liked it, too, because it helps them to learn how to use chopsticks but hope it is stronger.

Very easy to use. Will recommend them.

too easy to break especially for kids usage

my son 9years old and already he used same company 1st chopsticks pororo blue and he so happy got second chopsticks. and he said easy and good. because I'm so happy too. because that mean was he grows up! thank you and good sell for your luck!

My son has been using this to practice chopsticks for years, and he can use regular chopsticks already but he still wants to use this because it’s cute ;)

Update 5/2020: my child is now in first grade and mostly uses these now. I’d say a mature 5 year old child is best match for these, when their fine motor skills improved and hand strength has been built up by handwriting.My three year old can't quite get the hang of this and her dexterity isn't quite there. They other chopstick trainers with the loops work better, but we will keep trying until she can graduate to them.

My 6 yo daughter loves these. We bought them in both colors to make sure she had a back-up. her last pair broke after a couple of years use. They are durable, but time just took it's toll.She's able to use well and pick-up fairly small items with these. We were even at a Chinese restaurant and a woman there insisted she must be 1/2 Chinese. She's not...It's too early to tell how this will set her up for real chopstick use later in life, but she loves these. She's tried many others and these are her favorite.