Lodge ASHH11 Silicone Hot Handle Holder, Blackgoodunited states

EDIT: Now that I have about a month using these holders under my belt, I've learned more how to use them better. Still, my original review below pretty much stands. So, I found that trying to firmly grasp the silicone handles the way you would using a cloth isn't the best way to go about using these handles. Using a looser grip allowing the front bottom of the holder to sit on your index finger and the rear top of the holder to press up against your palm provides a much better grip and control of the pan. It's a looser bottom-front and top-rear balance that works best. This method even mostly negates the lubrication effect from modestly oily pan handles. You still don't want oily handles or you're asking for it. So try that looser balancing grip instead of the firm clench grip. :)

Also, a note on the cloth Hot Handles that are supposedly-silicone lined. Um, they're not silicone-lined. At least not with any kind of silicone I've ever seen. And don't ask me why, but the... Read more

The reviews are split on this but I am coming in on the "not so great" side. A silicone handle cover is safer than a quilted pad type is the only pro I can list.

I have lodge pans and as this is a lodge product I expected it to fit the skillet handle. It's way too loose and when the pan is hot the handle cover become my pliable and twists and slides around. Let me also state that skillet handle isn't oily and oil isn't a factor.

I won't be purchasing any more either for myself or for a gift. (Fortunately I purchased only one to try out and was hoping for a great gift idea.)

The silicone handle does not fit very snug on the Lodge Logic skillet, which makes lifting a heavy skillet rather difficult, you either burn yourself because the handle did not stay in place or you drop the skillet because the handle slipped off. There is also a hole in the base of the handle (to hang it up?) and if you grab the silicone handle by the hole you will burn yourself.