Weber Style 18700 Professional-Grade 3-Piece Stainless-Steel Tool Set

Few products with the word "professional" in their name actually deserve to be called as such, but these BBQ tools from Weber definitely qualify. They're made from stainless steel and feature rubber grips, which makes them a pleasure to use. The tongs have a locking mechanism to keep them closed when not in use, while the fork and spatula feature no special tricks. Cleaning them is easy, and their durability warrants their price tag. These tools are not flimsy; you really have to hold them to get a feel for the quality. I got mine as part of a combo deal with a Weber grill.

Just purchased this set of grill tools and I am really impressed with them. They are nicely made and the quality seems to be on the upscale side. They are made of heavy gage material which means they will hold up over time and you would have a hard time bending them under normal use. A lot of you may like to mash hamburgers and squeeze out the juice (bad technique by the way if you are one of those types), but if you do practice this technique the handles on these tools will not bend like other cheaply made BBQ tools will do.

Reviewed a lot of different sets before I got these. I don't think the other ones compare. These are a great set, feel super-strong and built to last.

On a side note, the first set I received from Amazon, the inner packing was all cut up and they were loose. I got a replacement from Amazon and they turned out better.

I am fairly new to grilling, but have found these utensils to be very helpful. I especially like the long sleek handles, the etched grip on the handle portion. They clean up nicely as well.

Quite simply, it's well made, looks well made, and performs like it looks. The tongs are heavy duty enough to pick up a big rack of ribs or a half a dozen stacked steaks without any problem. The spatula and the fork are built equally the same.
Overall, if you can handle spending Amazon's $30.00 price tag, then you'll be happy. There are cheaper sets out there, but if you're fairly hard on grill tools as I am, then cheap sets cost more in the long run as you have to buy a new set every few months.
Regardless, it's a good set that will probably last longer than the grill. And as an added incentive, they're dishwasher safe, which is a big plus for many of us.