It's a very nice product. Easy to use and just about the ideal size compared to similar products. No issues, and my daughter loves it. Personally, I would have preferred a slightly larger size. For kids, the size is just right. I would highly recommend this to all who are shopping for this type of product.

Muy buenos fácil de manejar

Producto de excelente calidad, bastantes unidades, de fácil desmolde, fue una gran elección de compra.

En ningún lado de la descripción del producto decía la medida de cada molde y recibi medida pequeña de cada uno de ellos. 9.5Alto x 1.5 ancho. Lo rescatable es que el material se ve resistente.

These work well. Easy to fill and easy to release. You can place them into the base one at a time to fill or fill them and then put then in the base. Easy to release by putting them under running water. Good value for price.

Muy buen producto, muy practicos

Great to have to make popsicles and fudgesicles

Love these.. way better then the ones I had as a kid

Me gustó el tamaño de los moldes y el número de ellos, lo que te da la posibilidad de compartirlos con la familia. Lo cual, además de refrescante resulta divertido hacer tus propias paletas de lo que te guste más.

Nos encanta comer helados y paletas y qué mejor que hacerlas en casa, así controlamos la calidad de los insumos y la cantidad de azúcar, además... nos damos algunos gustos con paletas con tequila, baileys, etc.El material es muy bueno, la cantidad es perfecta. Estuvimos buscando en varias tiendas y este pack por mucho es el mejor por cantidad, calidad y precio.¡Súper recomendables!

Muy buen producto.

No se pude decir mucho de este producto, cumple con su función. Es fácil de lavar, aunque no tanto de guardar. Las tapas, aunque cierran bien, y el molde se fija bien a la base, a veces no cierran bien, pero es lo de menos pues al estar en forma vertical en la base, no se derrama el contenido. Buen producto.

These are incredible! Especially for the price; a good value. I think I bought...5 sets? I like variety.Some helpful tips:1) Before pouring into the molds, make certain each sheath is firmly placed in the tray. Push hard, wiggle a little: it WILL grab your ice pop, but you need to examine the top to make sure it’s in there flatly. After I do this for every 6, I double check by pressing my hand over them to be certain they’re level. Do this, and you should have very few, if any, tip-overs.2) The sticks are difficult to cap on. You may sometimes need to match edges and firmly push, and it may still be a bit off. The important thing is not to push over other filled popsicles in the process. If the cap is truly on, that likely won’t spill anything, but it is very hard to get it on properly AND firmly. The saving grace, I think, is if you’ve cleared your freezer shelf well enough to get the ice pop molds in there, It Doesn’t Matter if the caps aren’t on center and perfectly clasped. Partially clasped works just fine, provided your bag of frozen potstickers won’t drop against your molds when you close the door.3) Once the ice pops are frozen, I often remove them from the tray, and stack them in slide-closed freezer bags. This saves room and allows you to make more ice pops, and increases the variety you have to select from. Be sure to make the freezer bag with th flavor name. As with canning, sharpie on masking tape does wonders. :) (Writing on the plastic bag has a tendency to rub off and leave you clueless. There is moisture in a freezer environment.)4) ALWAYS use hot water from the tap to loosen the ice pop from the mold. You can give little tugs to check, once you disengage the cap from the sheath, but please don’t force it! You lose a stick that way, and yes, that happens with all ice pop molds I’ve ever used. I did have one recipe where I lost sticks even while being careful, but replacing the stick and returning it back to the freezer enabled me to try again. It came from this book, if you have it: https://www.amazon.com/Peoples-Pops-Recipes-Brooklyns-Coolest/dp/160774211XWhich is a perfectly good book, but I’ve only tried it the once, and it made for tricky exits.Other thoughts:This is my favorite recipe book. I daresay it has something for everyone. And quite a few for me! https://www.amazon.com/200-Best-Ice-Pop-Recipes/dp/0778804410/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1527740551&sr=1-3&keywords=Andrew+chaseThe popsicles are noticeably smaller than Tovolo ice pop molds, which were my yearly go-to (style: groovy) until I met these, but I think this is less of a drawback than it might seem: for one, you can always eat a few in one sitting. And perhaps a couple different kinds! For another, if there are young children in the mix, they won’t get overwhelmed. For a third, if you’re one of those people terrified of sugar or calories, this will be good for your eternal diet. :) Or, if you’re a ‘small dessert’ person, there ya go.BPA FREE! BPA FREE!There can be additional fun in mixing the colors of the stands and the caps. I know it doesn’t matter, but the tiny rebellion against classic perfection gives me a special thrill. Mixing colors within recipes can be a little more foolish, as, if you get multiple sets especially, it can be easier to recall ‘all of the red caps/sticks have the Vietnamese Coffee ice pops’.I got these back in February and started using them right away!