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Westmark Famos 2-piece

The Westmark Famos 106122E4 is a set of two German-made swivel peelers with a pendulum-mounted stainless blade that follows the shape of a potato or an apple, a chrome-plated steel handle and frame, and a screw-on blade that can be replaced. They are built for right-handed users and are hand-wash only. On Amazon.com the set is only offered by third-party sellers at about $70, several times its European price.

Westmark Famos pendulum blade peeler pair

Westmark Famos 2-piece

The Westmark Famos 106122E4 is a set of two German-made swivel peelers with a pendulum-mounted stainless blade that follows the shape of a potato or an apple, a chrome-plated steel handle and frame, and a screw-on blade that can be replaced. They are built for right-handed users and are hand-wash only. On Amazon.com the set is only offered by third-party sellers at about $70, several times its European price.

Pieces
2 original Famos peelers, each with a blade guard
Blade
Pendulum-mounted stainless steel, stated to follow contours automatically
Blade replacement
Screwed on, replaceable; replacement blades stated as available
Handle and frame
Chrome-plated steel
Length
15.7 cm (6.2 in) overall
Handedness
Right-handed users, per the listing
Extras
Sharpened tip for cutting out blemishes
Dishwasher
No, hand wash only
Made in
Germany
Manufacturer reference
106122E4
Amazon reference
B08WWLBR27
EAN
4004094016158
  • A pendulum blade takes skin rather than flesh on uneven produce
  • The blade is screwed on and replaceable, so a dull blade does not mean a new peeler
  • Only third-party sellers on Amazon.com, at about $70, several times the European price

Best for: Potatoes, apples and anything with an uneven surface, for a right-handed cook who wants a metal peeler with a replaceable blade.

≈ $70
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Specifications

Pieces
2 original Famos peelers, each with a blade guard
Blade
Pendulum-mounted stainless steel, stated to follow contours automatically
Blade replacement
Screwed on, replaceable; replacement blades stated as available
Handle and frame
Chrome-plated steel
Length
15.7 cm (6.2 in) overall
Handedness
Right-handed users, per the listing
Extras
Sharpened tip for cutting out blemishes
Dishwasher
No, hand wash only
Made in
Germany
Manufacturer reference
106122E4
Amazon reference
B08WWLBR27
EAN
4004094016158
Photo : Iuliia Pilipeichenko, Unsplash

What you are getting

Two original Westmark Famos peelers, reference 106122E4, each with a blade guard. The blade is stainless steel on a pendulum mounting, the handle and frame are chrome-plated steel, and each peeler is 15.7 cm long. They are made in Germany, designed for right-handed users and are hand-wash only.

The pendulum

The blade is not fixed: it swings on its mounting and stays against the surface. On a smooth carrot that changes little; on a knobbly potato or an apple it is the difference between peeling and carving. Westmark also says the peel comes away cleanly without clogging the blade, which is where cheap fixed-blade peelers tend to jam.

A blade you can change

The stainless blade is screwed on, and Westmark states that replacement blades are available. That is unusual on this shelf, where a dull peeler is simply thrown away. The sharpened tip at the end of the frame cuts out eyes and bruises.

Right-handed, hand-wash

Two limits are written into the listing. The peeler is meant for right-handed users, and it does not go in the dishwasher: the chrome-plated frame wants a rinse and a dry.

The American price

On Amazon.com this set is only offered by third-party sellers, at about $70 when this page was checked, while the same listing sells for about €10 to €12 in Germany, France, Spain and Italy. At $70 we would not buy it: the swivel and Y peelers on this shelf from OXO, KitchenAid, Farberware or Spring Chef sell for $10 to $18.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on November 8, 2026; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on November 8, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

The questions that come in

What does a pendulum blade do?

It pivots on its mounting so it stays in contact with an uneven surface. On a knobbly potato that means it takes skin rather than flesh, which is where the German name "Sparschäler", economy peeler, comes from.

Can the blade be replaced?

Yes. The listing states that the stainless blade is screwed on, can be easily replaced, and that replacement blades are available. A dull blade is a part to change, not a reason to throw the peeler away.

Is it worth $70?

Not at that price. On Amazon.com the set is only offered by third-party sellers at about $70, where the same listing sells for about €10 to €12 in Europe. The swivel peelers on this shelf from OXO, KitchenAid or Farberware sell for $10 to $18.

Does it work for left-handed cooks?

The listing says it is suitable for right-handed users. The edge is sharpened for a right-handed stroke, so a left-handed cook is better served by an ambidextrous Y peeler or a peeler with twin blades.

This one against the other vegetable peelers

Close prices, same category: comparable cookware and knives. We keep only the specifications all of them publish, because a column with gaps compares nothing.

Model Price Blade
Westmark Famos 2-piece $70 Pendulum-mounted stainless steel, stated to follow contours automatically
WMF Profi Plus 19 cm $32 Single-edged pendulum blade, flexible over uneven surfaces
OXO Die-cast zinc, replaceable blade $18 Extra-hardened stainless steel, stated to stay sharp
KitchenAid 420 steel, serrated, 8.6 in $13 Double-edged and serrated — the only serrated blade on this shelf

What sets the models apart, in vegetable peelers

  • If price decides: KitchenAid 420 steel, serrated, 8.6 in, at $13.

What use this one answers, among vegetable peelers

Potatoes, apples and anything with an uneven surface, for a right-handed cook who wants a metal peeler with a replaceable blade.

The vegetable peelers to turn to instead

  • On a tighter budget: Rainspire Twin swivel blades, 2.1 oz (59 g), at $4 in the same category. see the review

Its place on price, among vegetable peelers

At $70, it sits +483 % against the $12 median of the 14 models in this category published here.

The price on Amazon.com

This model is listed on Amazon.com, at ≈ $70 at the last reading. Listed is not the same as in stock: availability changes daily, and the buy box shows the live price.

Details checked on November 8, 2026.

Sources

Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for cookware and kitchen knives and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.

What we judge these vegetable peelers on

All vegetable peelers

Prices quoted in these summaries are dated readings. The live price is shown next to each product.