M18290 Hell's Handle 6 x 5-Inch Heavy Duty Turner/Spatula, Stainless Steel

Mercer Culinary Hell’s Handle Heavy Duty Turner (6x5") – 10/10, no hesitation.This beast is built like a tank: thick, solid stainless steel that doesn’t flex even when flipping a full griddle of smash burgers or lifting heavy slabs of ribs on the BBQ. The blade is perfectly sized and beveled for getting under food cleanly, and the heat-resistant Hell’s Handle truly lives up to the name – stays cool. I also use it constantly in the kitchen to slide entire trays of oven chips, roasted veg, or sheet-pan cookies straight onto plates or wire racks without breaking anything. It’s become my go-to for everything heavy-duty. Worth every penny – an absolute workhorse. Wash by hand to keep in top condition.

I don’t make a habit of writing reviews, but this is the ultimate tool for making smash burgers and I simply have to tell you about it. When you get this in your hand, you will understand. Very weighty, super sturdy and it just feels like quality. The handle is made from some really grippy silicone which is also heat proof - so you can leave it near high heat and you don’t need to worry about burning yourself. Slap a meatball on the grill and you can push down hard on the handle without bending the spatula at all. The stainless steel feels reinforced and it will take an absolute beating. You want to be able to rely on this tool for smashing burgers properly, it’s mostly all in the press and you’re able to do that efficiently with Hells Handle. Possibly the best part about this spatula is the fact that each edge, left, right and front are beveled down and razor sharp. Some reviewers complain that they cut themselves so be careful. However, you’ll soon learn to love this as it makes scraping the burger from the chapa so easy and very satisfying all at the same time. All in all, a very well thought out tool. Sturdy, durable and should last a lifetime of delicious burgers. It’s exactly the right size too. Smashing.

This is a must have in any kitchen, can’t believe I never had one of these before. This spatula is excellent and isn’t necessarily just for fish, although deffo works well for fish as it’s thin and sharp enough to easily get into the fish and not just scoop it up but also to scrape any fish skin left on the pan (salmon). My only regret is that I opted for the short version thinking it would be long enough, but wish I purchased the longer one. The short one still works fine though. Decent handle, lightweight and excellent quality. Would highly recommend. Mercer seems like a really good brand, also have one of their chefs knives which is really good. Will probably purchase more stuff from this brand as it’s decent quality, esp since they’re NSF certified.

Such a great kitchen tool. Perfect for smashed burgers and working chunks of meat on a hot plate. However, used it a couple of times and it now has specks of scratches or something and shows rust after each wash? I just wipe away and use, but meh. Edit: Seems this is caused by putting it in the dishwasher. It's only been in a couple of times, but their website states it should be handwashed. Shame, this tool would be perfect if it could go in a regular dishwasher.

Superb! Nice and weighty, perfect for grill plate action on the BBQ. I've been smashing burgers with this and it excels in that task. Handle is rather plastic-y but is of high quality and insulates from heat very well and will last as long as me, perhaps longer.

This is a great, weighty, rigid scraper. It’s nice and wide and deep so you can manipulate a good amount of dough. Dishwasher safe and with the great hells handle that mercer offer. Makes cleanup a breeze

A great piece of kit that I use on both the barbecue and flat grills. It does have some heft to it and when I took it to my takeaway a couple of the staff complained it was too heave to use for a length of time. I took it back home and bought them gym memberships. It looks as though it will last for years especially if you keep it out of the dishwasher. Dishwashers are fatal for sharp knives and plastic, rubber and wooden handles, so not taking the risk. Easy to clean, can be used for most grilling applications and it looks the part.

So originally I thought this was expensive and dismissed buying it as there were cheaper ones on Amazon. But after reading the reviews, I decided to give it a go. Well I have done burgers on a bbq for over twenty years and can't believe I have managed so long without one of these. It smashes meat burgers and turns them with ease, now if you have ever tried to cook home made veggie bean burgers on a bbq, you will know how they stick and fall apart. Well this baby got mine turned and off, in no time and kept the burger together. I would not hesitate to buy another although I think this will last for a very long time!

Bought this for reaching into the Kamado - gets a little toasty! Long, and sturdy. Seems well made. You probably want to hand wash it - a little long to place in the dishwasher, but I'll take that trade off to stay out of the heat!

This thing is amazing, I love it so much. Sharp end, very strong heavy steel. Get one. You deserve it.

Very good fish turner, i bought it after watching ATK review on YouTube and never regretted. Flips steak, fish, burgers .... etc

Fish spatulas are a versatile tool to have in your kitchen; I use mine for nearly all my flipping and turning needs due to its shape and ability to get under things that a thicker wooden spatula just can’t. I use this with my cast-iron and stainless/carbon steel pans and pots, but don’t use this on any pans or pots that are coated. I use silicone-coated tongs, or bamboo/wood trivet tongs for grabbing and flipping things in my ceramic coated pans or enameled cast iron (ECI) Dutch ovens/pans. Very versatile and nimble, I reach for this as much as my steel tongs and bamboo trivet tongs. Gets under delicate items for turning and flipping without causing it to fall apart, which is no wonder why these have been used for delicate, flaky items like fish. Buy this, you’ll use it a lot. I’m ambidextrous, so picking between a left or right handed spatula was a little tricky for me, just get whichever one you hold your spatula in the most. It really doesn’t make a big difference what hand I hold it in, even though I bought the left-handed spatula the performance is fine in either hand for me..

Very comfortable to hold and scoops up fish and Burger patties well