Are the handles flexible?
128391
The handles are wrapped in plastic that's been heated to stick to the rope. They're not exactly flexible but they move enough in your hand to be comfortable. Great upper body workout.
128392
Handles seem capable so far. Fluid with the work I put in them with a few sessions.
128393
They are pretty solid, a little flex in them but not much, it's a great rope.
1398407
the handles are fixed, made of solid plastic, pretty wide, kind of like the handle on a metal trash can lid (only plastic). They are not adjustable and do not "fit" to the individual user. I'm an average sized man and have no problems. Someone with small hands may find them a bit loose, nothing a pair of garden gloves wouldn't help.
1132240
The 'blades' are silicone, but I am not sure about the handles. The handles are harder (but slightly flexible) plastic. I don't think they are silicone.
1142673
From the weight of them, I believe they would have solid handles, but can't be 100% sure. But I can say they feel very well weighted in the hand and are fabulous knives. I can highly recommend them to anyone.
2097433
Yes they are, however cubes shatter as you are pulling up the handle. Good quality but I wouldn't recommend them if you want cubes that come out in one piece.
2217333
They can! The two handles snap together. It's not perfect (especially if they are both full), but it works.
864891
I wouldn't think so as they seem to be some type of plastic/rubber material covering the metal handles. Unfortunately, this item shipped with no pamphlet from the manufacturer which would give specs on this. Disappointing.
1614634
These are not thin handles, I tried bending the handle this morning and its not budging at all
569542
They are flexible, but like any metal, if you bend then too much, they'll crease. I use mine primarily for measuring barrel to cylinder gap on revolvers, so there's not a lot of hard core bending going on. Hope this helps.
153133
no not that flexiable, the silicone blade is but not the handle and holder. you would have to go from side to side on the curve
5958
Yes, they are very flexible and easily moved out of the way. They pivot nicely.
1110800
No. But the Dorco handles are cheap enough that you probably can afford to just try them out.
1435747
They are very flexible. I use them all over the place. You can use them anywhere.
324719
They are thicker then they look....Very sturdy!!! Yes the handles are smooth comfortable to hold.....we had a neighbor with big hands use them and he had no complaints that I'm aware of.....
1966279
The handles are rigid. I suppose spaghetti could push through the holes, but it hasn't been a problem for me.
1247659
They are smooth enough. Not perfect. But you certainly don't need to sand them down. Many are not very straight. But for fan handles, they would be adequate, unless you are a very picky person. You did not ask about sturdy. They are not extremely sturdy. Again: adequate, unless you want perfect.
1955770
The ones I just received have soft, rubbery handles. Not as good as the more rigid handle, yet serviceable.