Weber 16138 Q Stainless Steel Tools

I recently lost my Weber Q100 (someone liberated it from me when I was out of town) and I had liked it so much that I bought it's bigger brother, the Q200 to replace it. The first accessory I bought for my new grill was this set of tools and I am glad that I did.

They fit under the shelf and can be stored inside the Weber grill itself when the shelves are folded in and the lid is closed. Talk about convenient! All one needs for most grilling sessions is a good pair of tongs and a spatula. Yes, I own higher quality BBQ tools but these are very useable and a good value considering the price. The best thing about them is that they will alway be right where I need them to be. They seem sturdy and well built.

If you own a Weber Q200, Q220 or if you added the optional shelves to your Q100 you will appreciate these compact, stowable utensils.

These are made of cheap, soft metal. About as low quality a steel utensil as you will ever find. But they are big and reasonably shiny so I'll give up 2 stars.

These ergonomic backscratchers are really the best when you have a hard to reach itch along your spinal cord. These can even be used to massage your legs or feet or even a pet dog's hairy back. They are stainless also so you can use them on a pet turtle underneath a tank of water.

The tools looked durable enough to last for generations. Design of the tong, however, was not good, the meat slides when you use it. The solution I made was to bend the ends of the tong a little bit with smooth edge pliers. After doing this the tong worked perfectly. I would have rated the tools 5 star if not for this particular flaw.

There are less expensive tools out there, but these are nice and sturdy. I do like using them, and they are very easy to clean. They also look good with the grill!