Any problem with bending handles?
1425181
We have had no issues with bending handles. The cups still nestle together perfectly, the handles are all straight and perfectly aligned.
1425182
so far, no problems! they're very sturdy...not flimsy. i just tried to bend them..no luck! :)
1425183
not sure what you mean exactly but if you want to know if there are sturdy yes very sturdy,a little on the short side
1425184
I have not. They seem to be pretty sturdy. I have only used them for liquids, flour, sour cream and shortening so far and have not scooped anything up with them, i have always placed the product into the cup.
1607422
No, I have not tried to bend it. There is a separate part that is a flexible elbow.
1781540
No not really... They are metal so they can come down a bit if need be but it is not designed to bend.
396952
The handles are anywhere from 3 inches to 4 1/2 inches. They aren't extremely flexible but will bend. I don't know if they'll go through a 90-degree bend or not, it would depend on how big the bend is. I used them to clean out a wine bottle after it was drilled for lights.
609110
I just studied mine to be sure. If anything there is a very slight upward bend. Very slight. It feels very secure in my hand and is easy to walk with. When you are pressing on the handle as you walk that slight upward bend gives me more stability because the end of the grip could move down a bit with the pressure you apply as you walk.
691427
The handles are slender but I don't have large hands so I can't really tell you. Haven't had any complaints though and other people have used them as well.
2114130
I wouldn't advise bending the wires. That would weaken the welds, where they're connected to the frame. Proceed at your own risk.
2210624
I haven't had any issues with the handle bending or breaking. It is as sturdy as a five gallon bucket.
51094
I have not had any issues with the handles; however the construction of this item is substandard. I'll be happy if I get 10 years out of this item.
55492
Though not a doctor or physical therapist I can tell you that I would bet you'd be fine. There is no wrist bending with these. As long as you can make a fist you should be fine. I like these a lot because of the fact that it doesn't put undue pressure on the wrists. Hope that helps.
2172800
I've had no problem, all with the Kensington flatware bending. I've used it for several months, and I am very satisfied with it's durability and its appearance.
771059
Except for the Knife, the handles have a slight flip or curve upward at the very end (as apposed to being flat). The curvature elsewhere is normal and not exaggerated in any way.
1480180
Absolutely yes. I did just that with my installation, but you'll find the required bending is very minimal.
597903
The juice press is sturdy and I can't imagine the handles bending unless someone attempts to juice the lemon/lime whole versus cutting it in half first.
120138
You would have to alter the handles someway in order for them not to twist. The rotation of the handle adds variation and a better contraction at the top of the movement. Try them out and see...u can always return them!
1844122
I find the handles to be very sturdy. They have not bent and I've had mine for a few years now. My Husband has even used them and he hasn't bent them either. He is a bit more rough with things than I am, well because he's male ;-)
1286535
unfortunately i don't think i am aware of the handle being flexible. i just set it to the highest i could get and left it there. i would like to know the answer to the question also. dorothea potter teipel, dteipel@gmail.com