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Weber Juego de Utensilios Premium, compacto, 2 piezas de acero inoxidable, incluye pinza (38cm) y espátula (35 (vista 1)
Weber Juego de Utensilios Premium, compacto, 2 piezas de acero inoxidable, incluye pinza (38cm) y espátula (35 (vista 1)

Analysis by Valery Grin · · updated October 10, 2026

Weber

Weber Premium 6645: compact tongs and spatula set

38 cm tongs and 35 cm spatula in stainless steel, for a small kamado; on a Classic or Large the tongs are on the short side

From€40

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Material
Stainless steel

Quick answer

Yes, if you cook on a small kamado and want tongs and a spatula in one light set. Stainless steel, dishwasher safe, 4.8 out of 5 across 5,503 reviews. The catch: the tongs are 38 cm, and on a Large or bigger they reach less than the 46 cm pair in the catalogue.

Locking 38 cm tongs and a 35 cm stainless spatula, dishwasher safe. It is the compact version: shorter than the 46 cm tongs in our catalogue.

The Weber Premium 6645 is a compact two-piece stainless steel set: 38 cm locking tongs and a 35 cm spatula, according to the listing title. The technical table gives 39.4 x 2.5 x 8.9 cm as product dimensions, and the extended description lists the tongs (38.1 cm long) and the spatula (35.56 cm). It is sold as light, travel-sized and dishwasher safe. The "Material" field in the table says only "Weber barbecue", which is not a material, but the title, the handle field and the extended description all say stainless steel.

In a kamado, reach is what matters. A 46 cm grate (Large or Classic) sits under a ceramic dome that holds a lot of heat, and with 38 cm tongs your hand stays at a reasonable but not generous distance from the coals. By its name in the catalogue, the Weber precision 46 cm tongs are longer, and that 8 cm difference shows when you turn ribs or a thick steak over a hot grate. The catalogue's Weber precision spatula is the alternative if you prefer to buy the pieces separately. This set is the compact option, not the long-reach one. On an XL or a Big Joe, with a grate of about 61 cm, they fall short; on a Joe Jr or a MiniMax of about 33 cm they suit well (an estimate from the measurements: the listing does not mention kamados).

What it really offers is the pairing: the locking tongs store closed and the angled spatula handles burgers, fish and vegetables. For high-heat direct cooking, such as the final stage of a reverse sear, being steel, both pieces should cope with grate heat, but the listing publishes no maximum temperature, so we give none. Use gloves if you work near the open lid, because a steel handle conducts heat.

The catches visible in the listing: it publishes no weight, no steel thickness and no warranty. The texts show clumsy machine translation ("asar, asar", "ING TOOLS"), which does not inspire confidence in how carefully the listing was made. The "included components" field lists only the spatula, although another line confirms the set includes tongs. And "grill surface compatibility: small" points to small grills rather than a big kamado.

With 4.8 out of 5 across 5,503 Amazon reviews it has very strong backing, although the listing does not break down opinions on tongs versus spatula. For the rest of the minimum kit, the guide to essential accessories sets out the priorities.

Transparency: we have not tested it; this note comes from reading the listing and technical judgement, not from a hands-on test.

Editor's verdict

A compact, well-rated steel tongs and spatula set. Best on small kamados; on a Large or bigger, the 46 cm tongs in the catalogue reach further.

7.6/10

Editorial rating from spec sheet, measurements and kamado fit · not a hands-on test

Pros

  • Two stainless steel pieces in a light set about 39 cm long
  • Locking tongs and angled spatula, dishwasher safe per the listing
  • 4.8 out of 5 across 5,503 Amazon reviews
  • Fits in a drawer or a travel bag

Cons

  • 38 cm tongs: on a Large or bigger they reach less than the 46 cm pair in the catalogue
  • The listing publishes no weight, steel thickness or warranty
  • Wrong "Material" field in the table and clumsy machine-translated text
  • "Compatibility: small" suggests it is not meant for big kamados

Who it's for

For anyone with a Joe Jr or a MiniMax who wants tongs and spatula together, light and easy to wash, or a second set to travel with. On a Classic or a Large it works, with tight reach.

Not for

If you have an XL or a Big Joe, or often cook tomahawks and big cuts over strong heat: you need more reach, like the 46 cm tongs.

Specifications

Material
Stainless steel
Includes
38 cm locking tongs, 35 cm spatula
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FAQ

  • How does it differ from the 46 cm tongs and the precision spatula in the catalogue?

    It comes down to reach and format. This set brings both pieces, with 38 cm tongs and a 35 cm spatula, and is lighter and more compact. The 46 cm precision tongs are longer by name, and keep your hand further from the coals on a Large or an XL. The precision spatula is bought separately. If you want the safest option near the coals, go for the longer reach.

  • Is it suitable for a Large or XL kamado?

    It works on a Large or Classic with a grate of about 46 cm, but the 38 cm tongs make you bring your hand close to the hot dome. On an XL or Big Joe, at about 61 cm, it is short; that is an estimate from the measurements. The listing marks it as compatible with a "small" surface.

  • Can I put it in the dishwasher?

    Yes, the listing says it is dishwasher safe. Even so, after cooking with grease it is worth rinsing by hand first, so as not to soil the rest of the load, and drying the steel well.

  • What does it include and what temperature does it take?

    It includes two pieces: locking tongs and an angled spatula. The listing publishes no maximum temperature, so we cannot give a figure; for direct grilling it is steel and should normally cope, but the handle heats up, so use gloves near the open lid.