KENTON Ice Cube Trays (Set of 2 with Bin&Lid), Whiskey Ice Cube Mold Round Ice Cube Trays for Freezer, Large Ice Cube Molds Tray Silicone Ice Mold Ice Ball Tray Maker for Whiskey Bourbon Square Ice

This would make a great gift for anyone who has a whiskey fan in their life. They are very easy to use and make ice balls. They have a great size to them and it appears to be made from a high quality silicone

I do not do well in the heat. Everyone in my office knows this. One of my assistants brought this set to my attention, and it is wonderful.The circular cubes fit perfectly in my HydroFlask wide mouth thermos', the square cubes keep my cup of hydration cold all day without quickly melting and diluting the mix.In short! These are now a staple in my home and office life and I will never be without them! Thank you! So much easier than trying to wrench something out of a hard plastic mold! And the ice dish does a great job of keeping these cubes separated from the smaller regular size cubes in the freezer and help my staff and I know when more cubes need to be made.Bless. And thank you.

The cubes work great and last throughout a drink or two. The spheres are difficult to work through. When filling with water, it spills through the two pieces so I can only get a half sphere. The silicone doesn’t mold together perfectly.

The storage for ice is not big enough.

The square ice mold is easy to use. The circular mold is very difficult. Because of the lack of each round mold locking into place securely, the water leaks all over between the top and bottom. I used distilled water and neither mold produced clear ice.

The squares are easy to use and fill. The spheres are horrible. I would rather of had a set of squares than one of each. I think the spheres are better if the are individual rather than i group to fill

The round ice cube maker top does not snap on and the water leaks out, however the square and ice holder works.

i bought this mostly because it came with the ice container and was overall happy as i unpacked it all. until i realized as i was filling the round molds did not have a seal that contained the water as i filled the individual spheres, meaning the upper section and lower section just kind of fall into place as that is enough to hold water in. it did not, it immediately began to leak over into the other spheres and eventually overflowed the sides of the silicon. Like i said earlier, the lower/upper half of this silicon didnt have some kind of seal/locking device to prevent spillage. just dont buy it