Stainless Steel Ice Cube Tongs with Serrated Grip Tips
Ice cubes stay in the grip and out of your fingers. Serrated stainless tongs with thickened, spring-free arms lift one cube at a time into the glass. Two lengths cover rocks glasses and deep ice bins.
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Ice cubes stay in the grip and out of your fingers. Serrated stainless tongs with thickened, spring-free arms lift one cube at a time into the glass. Two lengths cover rocks glasses and deep ice bins.
Serrated stainless steel tongs that grip ice cubes and sugar securely
- ice cubes slipping out of hands or tongs
- reaching into ice bins with fingers
- messy sugar or garnish handling at the bar
Ice that stays put, from bin to glass
Stop chasing slippery cubes with your fingers. Serrated stainless tips grip each cube and place it cleanly, every drink.
Serrated tips that keep cubes in the grip

Serrated tips that bite the cube
The jaws are cut with fine serrations that catch the surface of a wet cube. Smooth tongs let the cube roll out as you lift. These teeth hold it through the lift and over the rim of the glass.

Thickened arms, no spring
The arms are thick stainless steel with a spring-free hinge, so the squeeze goes straight to the tips. You feel the cube as you grip it, and the tongs do not pop open mid-lift. The steel is non-magnetic.

Works on sugar and small bites
The same grip handles sugar lumps, garnish and small bread pieces. One tool moves from the bar cart to the afternoon tea tray without a second set on the counter.
Lift one cube at a time
- 1Pick the length
Use the 15.7cm for rocks glasses and small tumblers. Reach for the 19cm when the cubes sit deep in a bin or bucket.
- 2Close on one cube
Set the serrated tips against the side of the cube and close the arms gently. A light, steady squeeze is enough to hold it.
- 3Lower it into the glass
Move straight over the glass and lower the cube in. Open the tips and the cube drops clean.
Pick 15.7cm for glasses, 19cm for bins
- 15.7 cmLength (small)
- 19 cmLength (large)
- 1.6 cm (small) / 2 cm (large)Width
- 23 gWeight (small)
The 15.7cm reaches into a rocks glass, the 19cm reaches the bottom of a deeper ice bin
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
Smooth tongs let a wet cube slide along the jaw. The serrated tips bite into the surface, so the cube stays put as you lift it over the glass. The arms are thickened stainless with no spring, so the pressure goes straight to the tips.
The 15.7cm (23g) suits rocks glasses and small tumblers. The 19cm (33g) reaches the bottom of a deeper ice bin or bucket without putting your hand in the ice. If you pull cubes from a bin, go with the longer pair.
Yes. The serrated tips handle sugar lumps, mint sprigs and small snacks. The 15.7cm works well on dessert plates and tea trays.
Stainless steel does not crack, warp or stain the way plastic scoops do. One pair replaces a stack of scoops and a bin you have to reach into, and the serrated grip makes each drink faster to build.
No. The build is non-magnetic stainless steel, so they will not cling to a magnetic tool strip or stick to a metal fridge.
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