Home > In the Kitchen > Adapted Eating Utensils > Good Grips Utensils

Good Grips Utensils are bendable.

Good Grips Utensils

19 Review(s)

Questions about this item? Ask here.

(See 12 Questions)

Large, easy-to-hold handles.

Your Price: $10.95

In Stock

Current Inventory: 381 items

Part Number:NC655

Manufacturer:OXO International

Spoons and fork can be bent for use with either the right or left hand.
Large non slip handle cushions your grip.
Dishwasher safe.

Choose utensil or set of 5:

Quantity

Good Grips Utensils have a soft, cushion grip that prevents the utensil from slipping in the hand - even when wet! The large, easy-to-hold handles are made of a rubber-like material, with flexible ribbing that's comfortable to hold and adapts to any grip.

Each Good Grips stainless steel spoon and fork has a special twist built into the metal shaft that allows them to be adjusted to any angle. The utensil can be bent for use with either the right or left hand. A great solution for persons who have had a stroke, weak grasp, limited arm movement, Parkinson's disease or neurological impairments. The Good Grips handle is so unique, it has a U.S. patent. Good Grips Utensils are dishwasher safe.

The Good Grips Rocker Knife requires only minimal arm strength for cutting. An extended safety cap protects fingers while cutting. The rounded blade measures 4 inches long.

The Good Grips Souper Spoon is ideal for persons with tremors or poor hand control. Features a specially designed 1/8 inch raised lip to prevent spills while moving the spoon toward the mouth.

Good Grips Utensils are sold individually or as a set. The Good Grips Utensils Set of Five includes the rocker knife, fork, tablespoon, teaspoon, and small spoon.

Good Grips Utensils Specifications:

Handle Measures: 1 3/8 inch diameter, 3 1/2 inch circumference 4 1/4 inches long.
Teaspoon Bowl Measures: 2 inches long, 1 1/4 inch wide, 1/4 inch deep.
Tablespoon Bowl Measures: 2 1/2 inches long, 1 1/2 inches wide, 1/4 inch deep.
Material: Latex free.

View All Reviews

souper spoon

I cannot say enough good things about this spoon. It's deepdepth preevented spilling many different food items. It was especially useful for eating peas, and also when eating rice.

Did you find this helpful? 12 of 13 Found Helpful

Reviewed by: david from mckean, pa. on 8/1/2014

5 PIECE GOOD GRIP DINNER WARE SET

I purchased these because I have Parkinson's and a torn rotator cuff. I couldn't grip regular size dinner ware because they are so small in diameter. The Good Grip dinner ware is so easy for me to hold, they made eating a pleasure again.

Did you find this helpful? 9 of 10 Found Helpful

Reviewed by: VERNON.SAUNDERS from HUNTERSVILLE N.C 28078. . on 7/22/2014

Eating utensils

We purchased all 5 of these utensils with the exception of the souper spoon, which we may also order. They have been very helpful for my wife who is suffering from Parkinson's. She has limited fine motor skills which prevent her from turning a fork or spoon after she lifts it from the plate. I have bent her new utensils at about a 40 degree angle which enables her to feed herself much more easily. She does not presently need the large rubber handles so we would prefer they were not so big, but they still work well for her.

Did you find this helpful? 7 of 8 Found Helpful

Reviewed by: Bill Briggs from Greensboro, NC. on 7/23/2014

Weighted utensils and cup

These items rate 5 stars

Did you find this helpful? 3 of 4 Found Helpful

Reviewed by: Lois from Cranberry Twp, PA. on 8/2/2014

Teaspoon size

We purchased this at a school for a 7 year old boy. We were afraid that the pediatric one would be too small. This one is a little bit big, but it works well for him. The weight and size are appropriate with a little room to grow. We are very happy with it:)

Did you find this helpful? 3 of 4 Found Helpful

Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Christine Cardella-Turner from New York. on 4/9/2014

There are no reviews for this product!

View all Q&A

Q: What is the weight of each utensil ?

Asked by: William Warner - 9/29/2015

A: Typically, the weighted utensils are close to 1/2 lb (0.45) and the un-weighted utensils around 1/4 lb (0.25).

Was this answer helpful? 1 of 1 Customer(s) found this Answer helpful.

Answer provided by: Daniel (2/5/2018)

Submit an answer

Q: is the 5 set utensil already the fork, teaspoon, tablespoon , knife etc. I tried to pick each one but it wouldn't take the whole 5.

Asked by: Debbie Lachowsky - 2/27/2016

A: Please select the set option. Set of 5 is an option in the drop down box.

Was this answer helpful? 0 of 1 Customer(s) found this Answer helpful.

Answer provided by: Customer Service (2/9/2018)

Submit an answer

Q: Are these utensils sold individually or as a group?

Asked by: Vee Cunningham - 5/23/2016

A: Both individually and as a set of 3 or 5.

Was this answer helpful? 0 of 1 Customer(s) found this Answer helpful.

Answer provided by: Customer Service (2/9/2018)

Submit an answer

Q: What is the weight of each utensil ?

Asked by: William Warner - 9/29/2015

A: Weight: Knife 3 ounces, Fork 2 ounces, Spoon 2.5 ounces.

Was this answer helpful? 0 of 0 Customer(s) found this Answer helpful.

Answer provided by: Customer Service (2/9/2018)

Submit an answer

Q: Do the handles have a rubbery smell?

Asked by: Anita - 6/18/2016

A: When they are first opened from the packaging they may have a rubber smell. Be sure to wash them before use. They are dishwasher safe.

Was this answer helpful? 0 of 0 Customer(s) found this Answer helpful.

Answer provided by: Andy (6/18/2016)

Submit an answer

Q: It doesn't say if they are light weight or heavy weight? My daughter-in-law has ALS and needs light weight utensils.

Asked by: Brenda - 7/23/2016

A: Weight: Knife 3 ounces, Fork 2 ounces, Spoon 2.5 ounces. Typically, the weighted utensils are close to 1/2 lb (0.45) and the un-weighted utensils around 1/4 lb (0.25).

Was this answer helpful? 0 of 0 Customer(s) found this Answer helpful.

Answer provided by: Andy (7/23/2016)

Submit an answer

Q: Are these weighted or light weight?

Asked by: Mags - 8/25/2016

A: These are non weighted.

Was this answer helpful? 0 of 0 Customer(s) found this Answer helpful.

Answer provided by: Customer Service (2/9/2018)

Submit an answer

Q: Is it weighted or non-weighted?

Asked by: Dino - 10/27/2016

A: These are the non weighted.