Product Description

Can OXO make a better peeler? Introducing the OXO GOOD GRIPS i-Series Swivel Peeler with an extra-hardened stainless steel blade that retains its sharp edge longer that a standard blade. Plus the blade is longer for increased maneuverability and surface area coverage. Constructed of study die cast zinc, this Swivel Peeler features an efficient eyer to quickly remove stubborn blemishes from fruits and vegetables. A non-slip handle with extra "squish" in the grip areas provides cushioning and comfort. For maximum safety and effectiveness peeler blades, like knife blades, should be sharp. Now, you can easily replace the Swivel Peeler blade with OXO's Peeler Blade Replacement Cartridge, sold separately

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1054 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Color: Black
• Brand: Oxo
• Model: 1057966
• Dimensions: 1.20" h x 4.20" w x 10.40" l, .31 pounds

Features

• Extra-hardened stainless steel blade stays sharp longer
• Blade is easily replaceable with the OXO Peeler Bade Replacement Cartridge
• Non-slip handle with extra cushioning in grip areas
• Sharp eyer easily removes blemishes in one scoop
• Dishwasher safe

Customer Reviews

Oxo is #1 Again!
I bought this & was amazed of the quality & the improvements over all the other vegetable peelers I have used in the past.
A super sharp replaceable blade, a rubber tacky grip, a vastly superior potato eye remover, and it has a great comfortable feel & balance.

The only peeler in my life (well, OK, the only peeler I USE...)
I've been using a dull old Kitchenaid vegetable peeler for more than a year now, and got fed up with it. The appeal (HA!) of this peeler is that the blade is replaceable. So it might get dull in a year, yes, but I won't have to shell out ten bucks for another peeler, I'll be able to shell out slightly less (hopefully!) for a replacement blade. And this blade is SO sharp. It seems much sharper than the Kitchenaid peeler's blade was, so hopefully it won't get dull as quickly.

Mom was right!
I laughed when my mother said that one potato peeler was better than another. But then I tried using hers and I stopped laughing. If you normally use a peeler (that is, if you are not a tried-and-true knife-wielding peeler) you should try one of these. Borrow a friend's if you must. I don't know why the handle should make such a difference; you'd think the blade was the important part. Maybe the blade is better quality too, who knows. But it makes a world of difference to the person who is peeling, so much easier to peel, better control, whatever. I don't know. But the difference is amazing. I have one now, you betcha!

After you get one for yourself, you might be like me and end up buying them for every bridal shower's wishing well.