United States
Good Grips handles on small kitchen tools
OXO has 10 products on this site, on the Box graters, Grill tools, Mandoline slicers, Mixing bowls, Plastic cutting boards and Vegetable peelers shelves. Prices are the ones we read on Amazon.com on October 31, 2026; each review shows the live price.
| Product | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Turner, tongs, silicone tool rest | $32 | A tidy cook — the rest is the reason, and nothing else here has one |
| Good Grips 4-Sided | $25 | A kitchen with no cabinet space — the one grater here that lies down in a drawer |
| Good Grips Handheld | $19 | Slicing a measured amount — half a cucumber for a salad, not the whole one |
| Good Grips Large Adjustable | $35 | Someone who wants the OXO window and a stated food holder — otherwise read the Precision page |
| Good Grips Precision Handheld | $35 | Safe everyday slicing — the holder is the reason, and it is the right reason |
| 1.5, 3, 5 qt, spout and base | $30 | Baking with one hand on the spout and one on the grip — and nothing spinning on the counter |
| Good Grips 2-Piece Double-Sided | $28 | Everyday prep, where pouring and a clean full surface matter more than size |
| Die-cast zinc, replaceable blade | $18 | Keeping — the one peeler here you can put a new blade in instead of throwing away |
| Twin swivel blades, 3.1 oz (87 g) | $12 | Bulk peeling — the handle this shelf was designed around, with an eye remover |
| Y-shape, julienne strips, 2.1 oz (59 g) | $12 | Salads and garnishes — carrot and cucumber matchsticks without a mandoline |
We list what OXO publishes on each Amazon.com listing, and we say what is missing. A brand page is not a ranking: a rating, where a review has one, only compares products on the same shelf.
12 in · PFAS-free diamond-reinforced ceramic · hard-anodized · oven 430°F · dishwasher safe · stainless handle
OXO's 12-inch hard-anodized skillet with a PFAS-free, diamond-reinforced ceramic coating, oven safe to 430°F and dishwasher safe, at about $70. The listing never says whether it works on induction.
Best for: A gas or electric kitchen that wants a 12-inch coated pan without PTFE and finishes dishes in the oven
≈ $70
A two-piece double-sided plastic cutting board set comprising a 7.25 × 10.75 in Prep Board and a 9 × 12.9 in Everyday Cutting Board, non-porous with soft tapered edges that double as handles, built-in drip-catchers, easy-pour corners and non-slip feet
Two named boards with tapered edge handles, drip-catchers, easy-pour corners and non-slip feet.
Best for: Everyday prep, where pouring and a clean full surface matter more than size
≈ $28
Four-sided box grater with generous coarse, medium and fine stainless steel grating surfaces plus a slicing surface, slim construction to fit into drawers, a detachable container and a soft non-slip handle
A four-sided grater with a slim body the maker says fits a drawer, and a detachable container.
Best for: A kitchen with no cabinet space — the one grater here that lies down in a drawer
≈ $25
Handheld mandoline slicer adjusting to 0.04 in (1 mm), 0.10 in (2.5 mm) or 0.16 in (4 mm), with a large non-slip handle and stable foot, a window to assess the volume sliced, and designed to slice onto a plate, a board or hooked over a bowl
A three-setting handheld with a window that shows how much you have sliced, for nineteen dollars.
Best for: Slicing a measured amount — half a cucumber for a salad, not the whole one
≈ $19
Large adjustable handheld mandoline slicing at 0.04 in (1 mm), 0.10 in (2.5 mm) and 0.16 in (4 mm), with an included food holder to keep fingers safe, a comfortable non-slip handle, knob and foot, and a window showing the slices below
Three thicknesses with a food holder included, and a window showing the slices below.
Best for: Someone who wants the OXO window and a stated food holder — otherwise read the Precision page
≈ $35
Precision handheld mandoline with five cutting options including julienne, thin, medium, thick and extra thick, an automatic height-adjustable food holder that applies even pressure and stores underneath, a transparent runway showing ingredients over the blade, a non-slip handle and sturdy base, dishwasher safe
Five cutting options with an automatic height-adjustable holder that stores under the slicer.
Best for: Safe everyday slicing — the holder is the reason, and it is the right reason
≈ $35
Three plastic bowls of 1.5, 3 and 5 quarts with a pour spout, a wide grip and a non-slip base.
Best for: Baking with one hand on the spout and one on the grip — and nothing spinning on the counter
A Y-shaped julienne peeler that cuts strips rather than peeling, in stainless steel at 2.1 oz (59 g).
Best for: Salads and garnishes — carrot and cucumber matchsticks without a mandoline
The only peeler here with a replaceable blade, on a die-cast zinc body at 4 oz (113 g).
Best for: Keeping — the one peeler here you can put a new blade in instead of throwing away
Twin swivel blades on an oversized soft handle built for bulk peeling, with an eye remover.
Best for: Bulk peeling — the handle this shelf was designed around, with an eye remover
A double-bend turner, scalloped tongs with a bottle opener, and a silicone rest with a tong holder.
Best for: A tidy cook — the rest is the reason, and nothing else here has one
Prices quoted in these summaries are dated readings. The live price is shown next to each product.
