Cave ToolsVegetable Y Peeler Julienne Swivel Slicer With Potato Eye Remover for Peeling Fruits and Vegetables - Kitchen Gadgets

Excellent product. Sharpness

This is my second one. I have had the first one over 3 or 4 yrs. I love how sturdy it is. I got another only because I wasn’t sure how long the blade stays sharp

This peeler is wonderful I felt like a gourmet cook! I can never cut onions thin enough or the cucumbers for my salad I like to have a small gourmet salad with certain dinners and I like to cut red onions paper thin but I can’t and who wants a big chunk of onion no!? well let me tell you this peeler is the bomb. I bought my daughter one too and she went nuts she loves it. It’s also a fantastic peeler for carrots or anything else I didn’t do potatoes with it I couldn’t get a good enough grip maybe someone else could but for everything else it’s absolutely wonderful!

Does this work? YesDoes it Peel well? YesIf you just want a competent peeler, this will work fine. But to be nit picky, this peeler lacks the finishing touches to make it not look/feel cheap up close.Craftsmanship: the peeler is probably made of a zinc with probably a sizeable void. It feels much lighter than it looks and it cheapens the feel of it. The peeler looks to have a cheap chrome layer that has some rough edges. I assumed the metal had a mirrored polish but it looks more like a chrome job. The feel while holding it and the visual aesthetics up close were a bit underwhelming.Comfort. Holding it while in use felt fine. The handle has some girth to it making it fairly easy to hold. The plastic grip is a bit maligned but its not too noticeable. The part that bothers me is the sharp tip that is meant for picking out the potato eyes. While peeling fruits and veggies sometimes it nicksthe hand holding the fruit/veggie. I'm probably going to grind off that tip. I can easily use a paring knife to do the eyes if I need to.Cleaning. I've never had a peeler I could remove the blade for thorough cleaning so this one just rinses like most other peeler's I've used. I just wished they make peelers where its easy to flip the blade around or just so the blades can be replaced.Otherwise, i'm satisfied with the peeler. For the price, its really hard to beat. But you'll get what you pay for.

Vegetable peeler gives nice thin slices of vegetables. Exactly what I was looking for.

This peeler is sturdy in use and delicate on it's subject.I use it for citrus rind in cocktails, razor thin onion for salads and carpaccios and any other task where other peelers would cut too deeply.It's particularly well suited to skinning asparagus. The removal of the thin, tough skin with a less subtle peeler often results in losing much of the soft flesh inside. Due to this peeler skimming just the slightest layer off, it's perfect for preparing asparagus for cooking.One shortcoming: the pointed tip. It's sharpish though not sharp enough to readily cut out the eyes in a potato. I've scraped myself on it a few times when using the peeler without enough care. From a product design perspective, I would do away with this as I typically don't use this peeler for potatoes, mostly more delicate work.

The peeler is sharp and works well. However, this the first of many peelers I had that is not safe to store in a drawer. I kept it with other tools and reached in to take something else out and cut deep and most of the tip of my index finger on it. Now it has to live separately

High quality!