Barfly M37003ACP Japanese Style Jigger, 1 oz x 1-1/2 oz, Antique Copper

Is it because you want to earn money from jiggers? Drinks can be mixed with more precision if you are careful. The only other reason is that there is none. According to this advertisement, the jigger holds one ounce one ounce is one inch It is half an ounce in weight. In the end, you get an absurd combination of imperial and metric units. "3/4 oz" and "1/2 oz" appear on the smaller side, while the metric and imperial markings are only on the larger side. However, even after doing the conversion, a lot of the lines are dubious, especially the 3/4 oz line. Also, the marking on the web photo is "Barfly", while the jiger arrives with an off-center.

Jefferson Galloway

| Mar 11, 2021

It follows that Jiggers like this aren't very well made. Thin and light in weight, the metal feels good in your hand. There is only a slight difference between a disposable aluminum pie plate and a plastic pie As the edges are crudely and unevenly rolled over, moisture and dirt are able to collect where there are gaps, and the internal lines are extremely faint, making it difficult to see where the lines should be. This jigger isn't a good pick for most people. Even though it is going to work, there are a LOT better options available for much less money. Despite the fact that I returned mine, I replaced it with the Pina Slim Jigger and have been very pleased with it thus far.

Denisse Price

| Feb 18, 2021

The photo shows this (see below). Poor design is the first issue that stands out, as well as the fact that it is noticeably crooked and poorly made. Photos can be seen here. The Quality Control process must have been very tight on this. This chart uses imperial and metric measurements, and is not very useful because it's difficult to read.

Knox Bell

| Apr 01, 2021

It has happened to me before that some jiggers are not actually accurate, which results in my drinks being inconsistent. This jigger has been measured with other equipment, and it is nearly 100 percent accurate. In addition to being thick and sturdy, the material also looks excellent. There are no sharp edges on the interior markers so they are easy to.

Amalia Castaneda

| Nov 18, 2020

I think that this is a great piece of equipment. To get the correct measurement, however, you need to, e. g. The first or the first. There are 5 ounces in each package. Make sure you fill the cup all the way to the It's a TIPPY TOP, I tell you. There is no room for error. It seems to be all right. There is only one way to measure alcohol, so a touch under is not detrimental. I assume the stainless and manufacturing are of decent quality. We'll have to wait and see if the "stainless" rusted.

Elodie Spence

| Feb 18, 2021

Since it has multiple measure marks, I was really looking forward to using this jig. Because the lip of each cup has a poor design, I found dead bugs in the folds of each cup, which is why I will not be using it.

Beckett Nunez

| Aug 25, 2021

With a good weight, it looks nice as well as feels great. On the inside of the 1 ounce end there are two lines engraved with measurements of 1/2 ounce and 3/4 ounce which makes it quite convenient. I'm not entirely sure if the Barfly logo on the outside will wear off over time, Why is this Japanese style jigger better than the typical bar jigger, and is it worthwhile to pay a little more for it? As far as I'm concerned,.

Derrick Wong

| Mar 31, 2021

The Japanese style jiggers are accurate to my taste. Most commonly when you are using a set of sizes, so that 1 1/2, 1 3/4, 1, 1 1/2, or 2 oz is going all the way to the top. I like using a bell jigger because it is heavier and easier to store. The drawback is that there are several jiggers to store and clean. I have still been using these jiggers for years.

Evangeline Chen

| Mar 12, 2021