Rocky Mountain Goods Long Fireplace Poker - Rust Resistant Black Finish - Heavy Duty Wrought Iron Steel - Decorative Look and Finish - Multi use tip - Indoor and Outdoor use (1)

I've used this poker several times now with my outdoor fire pit, and I'm impressed with the feel of the item, it's solid, not flimsy. The handle and tip are wrought iron (corrosion-resistance) and the shaft is steel (high-strength) with a matte-black heat-resistant coating applied. The handle and tip are tapped and thread onto the shaft. I have not experienced the "loose ends" issue as described by others. I hand-tightened the parts, then used a pliers to tighten each end a bit more. For a well-made product under twenty dollars, I'll happily add some inexpensive threadlocker should it become necessary. If you are trying to maneuver heavier logs and your only tool is a poker, do yourself a favor and purchase a set of tongs. Fires should be enjoyable, not hard work. Now if I can just find a way to keep the smoke from blowing right at me regardless of where I'm sitting, I'll be in business!

Study black steel fire poker is a good value for the money. Works great for poking the fire, adjusting logs, and stirring up embers. Keeps hands clean and out of harm’s way. Nice size for a woodstove. At first the handle and tip kept coming unscrewed but then hubby tightened them and no problem since. Glad I bought it. Looks nice with stove.

This fire poker is very sturdy. It is long enough that you don't singe the hair on your hand trying to stoke the fire. The hooks make it easy to manipulate logs in the fire and help place new logs on the fire. The only thing to watch out for the the hook end can screw off. Be careful not to twist to much in the fire or you will have to wait and shift through the ashes to find it. Easily solved by putting some type of glue on it since you should need to unscrew it again once it is on.

Good product. Pretty sturdy. Put together well. Reasonable price.

Solid iron. The real McCoy. This tool is going to out live me. Love the old design that really work in your hand for dealing with heavy logs.

It's a great fire poker for the money. We'll made and sturdy. I tend to Build big bond fires, so I did want something a little bit longer. Luckily the poker end and handle are made separate and threaded on to the rod. Its a common 3/8-16 standard thread. I bought a 3/8" rod and threaded it the length I wanted. For most "normal fires" it works great!

Very sturdy, great length for our solo stove & very well made. Would definitely recommend this poker.

Decent fire poker -- exactly what I was looking for. On arrival, the handle was loose in the box. Screwing the handle back on the threads of the post, it was clear they were completely stripped (maybe even used the wrong tap & die, so they don't fit together?). I tried adding some thread tape to see if adding some thickness would fix it, but no luck -- handle would stay on, but still wiggled and felt loose. A couple of dabs of two part epoxy did the trick & feels pretty solid. Poking end also seemed to loosen up, so epoxied that too. I am giving 3 stars because although it is functional & exactly what I need, the manufacturing and/or quality control is lacking, requiring some end user tweaks to get it right.

very sturdy

Vraiment solide, exactement ce que je voulais, je le recommande!

Little shorter than I expected but still Happy with product

We had been looking for this product. Exactly what we needed, well made.

Je voulais qu'il dure longtemps mais il est fait de tige soudée dans le milieu et en plus il manque de peinture. Je suis bien déçu.