BBQ-AID Basting Brush - For Marinating, Glazing, Seasoning - Bbq Silicone Brush Cooking, Baster for Cooking Brush - Premium Wood Handle, Stainless Steel Core and Silicone Bristles for Easy Cleaning

It is well-made and sturdy. It has survived countless dishwashing cycles. The angle of the head/bristles in relation to the shaft is perfect for me. The head rests well in my sauce pan. This was a great find. Would definitely buy again.

Totally awesome for BBQ. Just the right angle and long enough to keep your hands out of the flame/heat. The silicone brush holds a lot of sauce and is very easy to clean. WAY better than a regular brush.

Late review but hadn't really used this ever since purchase. Finally had a chance to use this as the weather turned and I can finally grill! Not much to say about a basting brush but this is awesome for grilling. LOVE the long handle. No more burning my hand while basting stuff at the back of the grill. Construction and quality are both acceptable for the price. I didn't realize this for a while but the round shape and the long bristles mean you get a lot more soak for every dip. Holds a ton of whatever liquid you are basting with. If you need a basting brush for the grill, buy it!

worth the cost, a very nice bbq tool. Our dog ate the last one, so this was the replacement. I like the angled handle. Seems to work so far no problems

Easy brushing no more hand burning, and it’s built to absorb more sauce covers ribs or anything faster and ease.

First of all I want to say this brush/mop is definitely one of the best investments I've made to date as far as barbecue tools go. At first I was undecided between this brush or the commonly used cotton mops. Now after using the BBQ-AID basting brush I know I made the right choice. I really like the long length and the angle of the brush head to reach the far tops and sides of a rack of baby backs in the rear of my smoker. No more do I get burn marks on my hands or wrists from using a short brush. Obviously some serious thought went into this design as the shank and brush head are made from finely finished stainless steel topped off with a wooden handle. The stainless steel along with the silicone brush are easy to clean . Another feature I like is the wooden handle, the hand size and length is just right and should last for many years. A plastic handle might be cheaper to mass produce but after a short time hanging near the heat of a grill, they tend to break apart. Also this handle comes with an eye hook for hanging on the grill.The only change I made was to add a short loop of rawhide shoe lace to accomadate hanging on my particular grill hook. All in all you won't be disappointed with this brush. I love it.

Lot's of reviews here saying that this is a good brush, silicone bristles, 17" long handle etc. I can't really add much of anything different to that discussion. Simply, It works as described. It definitely works better than a flat brush but doesn't work as good as a large mop, however there are no cotton bits shedding on my food which is my biggest complaint about every "Cotton Mop" that I have ever tried. It is easier to clean and sanitize than cotton. It looks well made and should last a good long time without shredding or falling apart. I feel that whoever designed this put a lot of thought into every aspect of it from the handle length to the angle and size of the head, density of the bristles. Thicker sauces definitely mop better but that being said, if the liquid (apple juice etc.) is thin enough, I am using a spray bottle not a mop. I honestly think that this is well priced and a good value and expect that I will use it rather than any other mop or brush that I own.

My husband likes these Bar-b-que basting brushed, especially the one with the angeled one, he said it holds sauces a lot better.