These six nylon spatulas handle most kitchen tasks with ease.
Choose OXO Good Grips Flexible Turner for delicate fish and eggs.
Use OXO Slotted Turner when draining is needed and Norpro NOR-TURNER for steady everyday flips.
Cuisinart Solid Turner tackles heavy pancakes and burgers, while Rachael Ray’s 10″ and 12″ sets are great for stirring, folding, and scraping.
Heat-safe, nonstick-friendly, ergonomic, and built to last—keep reading to find the best match for your cooking style.
| OXO Good Grips Nylon Flexible Turner – Black |
| Best Overall | Material: Nylon head (stainless-steel neck, soft handle) | Safe for Nonstick Cookware: Yes — safe for nonstick cookware | Dishwasher Safe / Easy Care: Dishwasher-safe | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
| Norpro NOR- TURNER 9.5 IN Black |
| Budget-Friendly Pick | Material: Nylon | Safe for Nonstick Cookware: Yes — compatible with nonstick surfaces | Dishwasher Safe / Easy Care: (Implied) suitable for general kitchen use (commonly dishwasher-safe) — compatible with nonstick; care notes included | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
| Rachael Ray Nylon Spatula Set 10″ & 12″ (Blue) |
| Best for Mixing & Baking | Material: Nylon | Safe for Nonstick Cookware: Yes — safe for nonstick cookware | Dishwasher Safe / Easy Care: Dishwasher safe | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
| OXO Good Grips Nylon Slotted Turner |
| Editor’s Choice | Material: Nylon | Safe for Nonstick Cookware: Yes — safe for nonstick cookware | Dishwasher Safe / Easy Care: Dishwasher safe | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
| Rachael Ray 2-Piece Nylon Turner Set (Marine Blue) |
| Best Value Set | Material: Nylon (heads and handles) | Safe for Nonstick Cookware: Yes — safe for all cookware including nonstick | Dishwasher Safe / Easy Care: Dishwasher safe | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
| Cuisinart CTG-22-STT Solid Turner One Size Aqua |
| Eco-Friendly Pick | Material: Nylon head (handle made from recycled fishing nets) | Safe for Nonstick Cookware: Yes — safe for nonstick cookware | Dishwasher Safe / Easy Care: Dishwasher safe | VIEW LATEST PRICE | Read Our Analysis |
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OXO Good Grips Nylon Flexible Turner – Black
If you cook delicate foods often, the OXO Good Grips Nylon Flexible Turner is made to protect them while you flip and serve. You’ll notice its thin, flexible nylon head slides under fish fillets, crepes, and cookies without tearing. The stainless steel neck gives strength while the soft non slip handle feels steady in your hand. It’s safe on nonstick pans and stands up to heat to 450°F, so you won’t worry about melting. At 10.9 inches it reaches across pans easily and hangs for storage. OXO backs it with a satisfaction guarantee, so you can buy with confidence.
- Material:Nylon head (stainless-steel neck, soft handle)
- Safe for Nonstick Cookware:Yes — safe for nonstick cookware
- Dishwasher Safe / Easy Care:Dishwasher-safe
- Heat Resistance:Heat resistant up to 450°F (232°C)
- Intended Use / Function:Flipping/turning delicate foods (fish, crepes, sautéed foods)
- Dishwasher & Kitchen Convenience Features:Hanging hole in handle; non-slip Good Grips handle
- Additional Feature:Thin, flexible head
- Additional Feature:Stainless-steel wire neck
- Additional Feature:Hanging hole handle
Norpro NOR- TURNER 9.5 IN Black
You’ll love the Norpro NOR-TURNER if you want a simple, reliable tool for everyday cooking that protects your nonstick pans. You’ll find its 9.5 inch nylon head gentle on coatings, so you won’t worry about scratches. The non skid handle and thumb grips give you steady control when you flip, stir, or serve, and that matters in busy moments. It stands up to heat to 430°F 220°C, so it works for stir fry and general tasks without warping. It isn’t made from recycled material, but it’s durable and easy to care for. You’ll reach for it often.
- Material:Nylon
- Safe for Nonstick Cookware:Yes — compatible with nonstick surfaces
- Dishwasher Safe / Easy Care:(Implied) suitable for general kitchen use (commonly dishwasher-safe) — compatible with nonstick; care notes included
- Heat Resistance:Heat resistant up to 430°F (220°C)
- Intended Use / Function:Turning/stir-fry and general flipping
- Dishwasher & Kitchen Convenience Features:Non-skid handle with thumb grips
- Additional Feature:Thumb grip control
- Additional Feature:Non-skid handle
- Additional Feature:Compact 9.5″ length
Rachael Ray Nylon Spatula Set 10″ & 12″ (Blue)
Home cooks who want reliable, everyday tools will love the Rachael Ray 10″ and 12″ nylon spatula set, especially when you need utensils that won’t scratch nonstick pans and still reach deep into mixing bowls. You get two sizes that handle stirring, folding, and scraping with ease. Both are heat safe to 400°F, so you can scrape hot pots without worry. They’re made of durable nylon for long life, yet gentle on cookware. You’ll appreciate that they’re dishwasher safe for quick cleanup after busy nights. The bright blue adds a cheerful pop and makes them easy to spot.
- Material:Nylon
- Safe for Nonstick Cookware:Yes — safe for nonstick cookware
- Dishwasher Safe / Easy Care:Dishwasher safe
- Heat Resistance:Heat safe to 400°F
- Intended Use / Function:Spatula/turner for cooking and reaching into bowls
- Dishwasher & Kitchen Convenience Features:Two-size set (10″ & 12″) for versatility; designed to reach deep bowls
- Additional Feature:Two-size set
- Additional Feature:Reaches deep bowls
- Additional Feature:Color-coordinated blue
OXO Good Grips Nylon Slotted Turner
Pick the OXO Good Grips Nylon Slotted Turner when you want a dependable spatula that glides under eggs, grilled cheese, and burgers with ease. You’ll notice the sloped edge lifts food cleanly, so flipping feels effortless and calm. The sturdy nylon head stays safe on your nonstick pans and is BPA free, so you can cook with confidence. It resists heat up to 450°F 230°C, which keeps it steady near hot pans. The long, soft handle fits your hand and prevents slipping. It’s dishwasher safe and joins a full set of nylon tools, making meal prep easier and more reliable.
- Material:Nylon
- Safe for Nonstick Cookware:Yes — safe for nonstick cookware
- Dishwasher Safe / Easy Care:Dishwasher safe
- Heat Resistance:Heat resistant up to 450°F (230°C)
- Intended Use / Function:Flipping eggs, grilled cheese, burgers, etc.
- Dishwasher & Kitchen Convenience Features:Long, soft non-slip grip; sloped edge for easy flipping
- Additional Feature:Sloped edge design
- Additional Feature:Long non-slip grip
- Additional Feature:BPA-free construction
Rachael Ray 2-Piece Nylon Turner Set (Marine Blue)
If you want a spatula set that’s gentle on nonstick pans yet tough enough for family meals, the Rachael Ray 2-Piece Nylon Turner Set in Marine Blue fits the bill. You get two sizes, a 10 inch and a 12 inch turner, so you can handle eggs and pancakes as well as burgers and fish. The nylon heads and handles stay lightweight and flexible, yet feel sturdy in your hand. They resist heat to 400°F and are safe on all cookware. The curved handles give a comfortable grip, they’re dishwasher safe, and they match other Rachael Ray pieces.
- Material:Nylon (heads and handles)
- Safe for Nonstick Cookware:Yes — safe for all cookware including nonstick
- Dishwasher Safe / Easy Care:Dishwasher safe
- Heat Resistance:Heat safe to 400°F
- Intended Use / Function:Flipping/turning/lifting foods (burgers, pancakes, eggs, fish)
- Dishwasher & Kitchen Convenience Features:2-piece set (10″ & 12″); comfortable curved grip
- Additional Feature:Gently curved handle
- Additional Feature:Medium & large sizes
- Additional Feature:Lightweight construction
Cuisinart CTG-22-STT Solid Turner One Size Aqua
You’ll appreciate the Cuisinart CTG-22-STT Solid Turner if you care about durability and the planet, because its head is heat-resistant nylon that handles flipping at up to 420°F while its handle is made from recycled fishing nets. You’ll like how the solid head lifts pancakes, burgers, and roasted veggies without bending. It’s dishwasher safe, so you won’t dread cleanup after busy weeknights. The Oceanware packaging uses biodegradable and compostable materials, so you’ll feel good about the whole purchase. The aqua color adds cheer to your kitchen. Practical, sturdy, and eco-minded, this turner fits everyday cooking with ease.
- Material:Nylon head (handle made from recycled fishing nets)
- Safe for Nonstick Cookware:Yes — safe for nonstick cookware
- Dishwasher Safe / Easy Care:Dishwasher safe
- Heat Resistance:Heat resistance up to 420°F
- Intended Use / Function:Lifting and flipping foods (solid turner)
- Dishwasher & Kitchen Convenience Features:Eco-friendly recycled-harvest handle; biodegradable/compostable packaging
- Additional Feature:Recycled fishing-net handle
- Additional Feature:Oceanware eco-packaging
- Additional Feature:Aqua color option
Factors to Consider When Choosing Nylon Spatulas
When you pick a nylon spatula, think about how much heat it can take so it won’t warp or melt while you cook. Also check the head’s flexibility and the handle’s comfort because they affect control and wrist strain during long meals. Match size and shape to your cookware and cooking tasks so every flip and scrape feels effortless and safe.
Heat Resistance Limits
Because kitchen heat can surprise you, it helps to know the real limits of nylon spatulas before you trust them with a hot pan. Check the maximum heat rating, usually about 400 to 450°F 204°C to 232°C, so you match the tool to your cooking. Remember ratings mean short term exposure; prolonged contact with high heat, direct flame, or a very hot pan can warp or melt nylon even below its stated limit. Think about your tasks; eggs and pancakes sit around 300 to 375°F 149°C to 191°C while searing and broiling can top 400°F 204°C. Also inspect handles, seams, and any adhesive since they often tolerate less heat. For repeated high heat, choose tools with explicit high heat ratings and avoid using them under broilers or open flames.
Head Flexibility
After checking heat limits, you’ll want to think about how the spatula’s head flexes, since that affects how gently and precisely you can work with food. Head flexibility tells you whether the tool will slide under delicate items like fish fillets, crepes, and omelets without tearing them. Thinner, very flexible heads let you glide under fragile pieces, while stiffer heads give more leverage for lifting heavier items. Flexibility depends on thickness and material, so pick a head thin enough to bend slightly but not collapse under normal pressure. If you cook a range of foods, choose a medium-flex head that balances gentle sliding with enough stiffness to flip pancakes, burgers, and sautéed vegetables. Think about your usual tasks and pick accordingly.
Handle Comfort
You want a handle that feels like an extension of your hand, not an awkward tool that makes cooking a chore, so focus on comfort and control first. Pick a soft, non-slip grip so the spatula won’t slip when your hands are wet or greasy. Look for an ergonomic, gently curved shape to reduce wrist strain during repeated flipping or stirring. Choose a 9 to 12 inch length to keep your hand away from heat while still letting you steer precisely. Balance matters too. A handle that’s light for agility but has enough heft for stability will cut fatigue and improve accuracy. Thumb grips or textured surfaces give extra control. Finally, a hanging hole or flat end makes storage easy and helps the handle stay dry and sanitary.
Cookware Compatibility
When matching a nylon spatula to your pans, think about how the tool will behave in real cooking, not just how it looks on the shelf. You want a spatula labeled safe for nonstick cookware so you won’t scratch coatings. Also check the heat resistance, often 400 to 450°F, so the head won’t melt if it touches a hot surface or oil. Look for an edge that slides under eggs and fish yet stays firm enough to flip burgers. Think about length too so your hand stays clear of splatter while you keep control. Finally, consider construction. A single piece gives fewer weak spots, while a metal-reinforced neck can add strength for heavy-duty pans.
Size And Shape
Picking the right size and shape for a nylon spatula makes cooking easier and less stressful, so think about what you cook most and how you move in the kitchen. You’ll want a length that reaches deep pots or spans large skillets, with common sizes around 9 to 13 inches for everyday work. Choose head shape by task: wide flat heads lift pancakes and cookies, tapered thin edges slide under delicate foods, and slotted heads let liquids drain. Think about head width and thickness together because thicker, wider heads support heavy items while thinner, narrower heads give more precision. Match handle length to your style: long handles keep you away from heat, short handles give control. If you need storage or versatility, pick sets with hanging holes and nested sizes.
Durability And Build
Size and shape helped you pick a spatula that fits your cooking style, and now durability and build will tell you how long it will last in the kitchen. Check head thickness and flexibility so you get the right balance. Thicker nylon resists bending and tearing when you flip dense foods. Thinner flexible heads slide under delicate items with less damage. Inspect the neck and joint construction because seams and weak joints are common failure spots. One-piece molded or reinforced joints cut stress and reduce breaks. Look at heat-resistance ratings, usually 400 to 450°F, so the head won’t warp or leach at normal stovetop temperatures. Feel the handle for a sturdy non-slip grip and good attachment to the head. Also note dishwasher-safe marks and overall balanced weight for lasting use.
Care And Cleaning
Because your spatula sees heat, oils, and sticky bits every day, caring for it right will keep it safe and working longer. Rinse spatulas promptly after use so food does not harden and stain. That simple step makes cleaning easier and saves you time. Most nylon spatulas are dishwasher safe, but check the maker’s temperature limits and place them on the top rack to avoid excess heat. If you wash by hand, use warm soapy water and a soft sponge. Avoid abrasive pads that scratch and trap residue. To remove odors and grease, soak the spatula in one tablespoon baking soda per cup of warm water for 10 to 15 minutes, then rinse well. Inspect often for cracks, melting, or deep grooves and replace if damaged.