Le Creuset Silicone Cool Tool Handle, 5.75", Marseille

Great quality and perfectly fit the handle. A necessity for handling a hot pot

Works well and red looks good with my Le Creuset red set. It doesn’t slip as a cotton pot holder could.

The silicone handle feels soft, grippy, and comfortable in the hand. It won’t slip even if your hands are wet or greasy, which makes cooking less stressful. It’s heat-resistant, so it doesn’t get hot near stoves or ovens, and it’s easy to clean. It’s not fancy or fancy-feeling, but it’s practical, durable, and actually makes using the tool safer and more pleasant — exactly what a handle is supposed to do.

This handle tool is the perfect design to keep my hands protected from too much heat. It is a heavy, sturdy construction is as expected from Le Creuset, a good value for the price. It fits perfectly on our Le Creuset pan handle perfectly. The video shows how it is easy to get on and off, and how I can use it on my All Clad in a pinch.

I got my first ever Le Creuset fry pan with a small handle, and I knew the handle would get hot so I purchased this silicone cover. It fits fine, but I've decided I didn't actually need it. My potholder mitt actually works better. If I had it to do over, I wouldn't buy this item. However, the quality is good and it shields from the heat.

It's a wonderful tool! Love it! Strong, sturdy and protects hands from heated cast iron. It's great for Le Creuset pans, including cast iron. I'm thinking of buying more! Thank you!

5 for quality, design, how well it fits, comfort, durability, and all of that. But if you have a gas stove, this is not the solution. It doesn’t matter how well silicone insulates if the superheated air comes up and makes the exterior surface as hot as the pan. You’re better off with something not attached to the pan.

These are the only handle covers I've used that are any good. I'm usually very happy to forgo name brands in order to save some money. I'm even happy to make some modifications if needed, but none of the generic or even the Lodge branded covers stayed as cool as these do. The difference is the wall thickness and use of ridges. My first set of these lasted about 6 years before they started splitting at the open end. I bought new covers from other brands, but immediately abandoned them and kept using my Le Creuset covers, despite the splitting, for 4 more years. I'd probably still be using that set, but the stimulus money had to go somewhere and I'm cooking at home more nowadays.

Perfect - exactly as advertised. Cannot fault

Using this on an industrial pan with a flat handle and it does the job well. It's a bit loose as it's not designed specifically for this pan, but it's great to quickly put on to the handle when removing the pan from the oven.

Does the trick.

The handle sleeve slips easily on the handle of the skillet. However, it can feel a bit loose and insecure, so you would not want to hold the skillet vertically (With the pan downwards) with this, cause it may just slip out of the sleeve.

Does what it supposed to