MudderStainless Steel Fruit Vegetable Rotary Peeler Carrots Potatoes Peeling Tools for Home and Kitchen(5 Pieces)

I have a similar style peeler, just a different brand that lasted Years. It finally broke apart and I have been looking for a replacement. I've tried assorted styles. The 'T'shaped, the ergonomic handle etc. But I'm either stuck in my ways or just found this design comfortable and simple. Why improve a good thing? I bought a 5-pack, and this is going to last me the rest of my life unless I'm convinced to part with one or two as a gift.

Awful. I have a 10 year old similar looking peeler that was getting kind of dull. I ordered these to replace it. These arrived, one was already broken, the remaining ones were duller than my 10 year old one, and super uncomfortable to use. I threw them all away after finding them so dull you would do better using a knife. I'm back to using my decade old one and thanking it for working everytime I do. These were an utter & complete waste of money.

Good quality peelers. I really didn't need a hundred of them, but at least I have a good, comfortable, works-well peeler (or a hundred) to use, since my old old one finally rusted out.I've put the rest in my storage room - perhaps I should sell them on the local classifieds. ;-)They came quickly, packaged well in a box, with each peeler individually wrapped in it's own plastic sleeve, and I'm pleased with them.

Very low quality. 1st one I used, completely fell apart into multiple parts after 3rd use. REALLY. Just 3 uses.

I have found that "fancy" peelers - with rubber grips, bulky plastic covers, and countless features - are really annoying when you need to peel something large. This is especially true when they're the "bow" style with a curved plastic piece enclosing the blade; as soon as the diameter of your vegetable is larger than that bow, it's next to impossible to peel.These work great, though, I can peel massive sweet potatoes easily. They don't get in the way. They stay sharp. And, of course, they're also cheap as hell.Unless you've got arthritis or something making the small handles difficult, I really recommend staying simple with a peeler, and these are as simple as it gets.

They work. They sure aren't made as strong as the old 80's and prior. Deburring at the factory before plating the handle parts could use some improvement. The handle won't cut you but they're not smoothed over edges either.

Got a 5 pack and works great peeling apples and potatoes

The handles are rough with sharp edges, the blade is not very sharp. Peeling a potato hurts your hand using this, the edge of the handle is unfinished and bites into your palm. The blade doesn't cut very well which makes you have to push harder, which makes the handle really bite into your hand. All 5 of the peelers in the pack had the same sharp handle problem. I gave this 2 stars as you CAN wrap the handle in a paper towel and push through it, so they are still better than a knife for a potato, and it does OK on softer things like cucumbers.