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Your cart is empty.Ice tends to turn into large chunks often. In the event that it does, be sure to try our ice pick to break up large chunks into usable pieces. The carbon steel frame is built to last and can be used in your home, bar or restaurant.
no1has2nobutu
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024
I use it for ice. I use it to poke holes in the bottoms of tin cans for my starter plants drainageSturdy and smooth handle
tanya mcintyre
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2023
I highly recommend this is our old school ice pic. Sturdy and works well
Karen Rupert
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2022
Chopping ice used to be such a task, now it takes hardly no time at all. This little tool is easy to hold and makes the job so easy and quick. A good value for the money.
Cameron
Reviewed in Canada on August 29, 2021
The package came looking like it had been run over by a truck. The handle was cracked so I wrapped it in electrical tape now it works perfectly.
Educated Consumer
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2021
This icepick is strong.I tested with ice, it was like nothing. I used it against cinder blocks. Again it was nothing. I tested on bricks and again the bricks were no match. I drove it on 1/2" plywood and the pick is still stuck. I'll need to saw it out as it went in deep and it's stuck unto a wall stud. I took pics and video to prove it.
L.C. Lassman
Reviewed in Canada on March 22, 2018
I got this ice pick to make holes in plastic containers to use for dyeing (so the dye can work its way though the fabric, then drip into a second container so the colours don't get muddy). It's worked perfectly for my needs and stayed nicely sharp so I can anticipate using it for more hole punching and other uses in future.
Juan Carlos
Reviewed in Mexico on October 24, 2018
Sencillo pero sumamente útil para su fin. Bien construido. Excelente para separar el hielo que se compra en bolsa
J. P. Wellborn
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2016
One might imagine that it probably doesn't take a lengthy shopping trip to locate the perfect ice pick, but I did just that and I'm happy to say that at long last, I found one. After poring over a number of really excellent reviews here at Amazon for various other ice picks, some ice pick tines were reported to have bent, or the blade and the handle separated from one another in pretty short order; some were said last for a week or two, or a month or two. That is why I have now taken some time to use my new ice pick repeatedly before writing this review. The reason I bought it in the first place was that I have a freezer that self-defrosts every single night, and in so doing, melts my ice cubes so that by morning, the resulting ice water has re-frozen on the bottom of the ice receptacle, forming a small frozen pond. The 48353 ice pick makes short work of this, and I have lots more usable ice without a lot of headache and it's clearly built to last. I'm glad I bought this particular ice pick and I hope that, when in need, you will "pick" one up for yourself!
KAREN MANASCO
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2016
Based on the reviews, it almost seems as though some of them were written about a different ice pick, or some users simply clicked on any similar pick to leave a review.For this particular pick, I am especially pleased. The handle is large enough to feel as though you are holding a tool that will do the job, the carbon steel is durable, and the way the tip is fashioned seems to be the key factor in easily splitting ice. It is tapered at the tip, though the very end is extended, much like an ink pen. This feature that makes the pick the best choice.
Michelle
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2016
I always thought an ice pick was a rather absurd tool to have in your bar, but I regularly freeze teas, juices and fruit to use as the base for drinks and unlike plain ice, those can't be broken up in a canvas bag, and muddling leaves you with big chips. This is actually a life-saver. I'd put it up there with the boston shaker, the muddler, and the jigger as the four most important bar tools. (And no, it is not even remotely the same as using a knife. Trust me. I've tried using a knife to break up many chunks of fruit and have only bent blades and cut hands to show for it - knives slip off the chunks too easily, but this little tool makes quick work of it.)
Lauren Jones
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2015
I love buying bags of sonic ice...I just might be addicted. I love the texture. But no matter what, especially with my heat in south Texas, a little bit gets melted in the transporting. Which means after I use a small amount, it needs to be broken up as I continue to get more. I've used many hard objects to break the ice up, including just slamming the bag the ground. It's such a chore and frequently doesn't break up like I like it. Then one day I remembered that growing up we had an ice pick. Crazy I hadn't thought about it before. So now I happily have my New Star carbon ice pick. It doesn't leave trace pieces of metal in your ice, which I've read some do. It simple break my ice and of course is great when you need to punch an extra hole your leather belt!
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