Easy Jigger® Spirit Measure by Difford’s Guide and Bonzer | Cocktail Jigger Spirit Measures (25ml, 50ml, 60ml) for Unbeatable Accuracy| Single or Double Shot Alcohol Measure

This jigger is great. It has measurements that can be hard to find on other jiggers (and that are useful for Difford's Guide), and it's super easy to read without needing to bend over like regular measuring cups. The "lugs on the base that allow the jigger to rest on the side of a shaker or stirring glass so you don’t have to patiently hold it while viscous liquids such as honey slowly run out" are a nice feature too.

This has quickly become my favorite jigger (yeah, how many people have ever used the phrase "favorite jigger" who weren't professional bartenders?!). It's very clear to measure while pouring since the measurements are on the inside, and turn it around for ounces versus milliliters. And nearly every measurement you could want is included so no more guessing!

This is the best of the technologies I've tried so far, and makes it easy to pour both normal quantities like 1 oz and small or odd quantities like 1/6 or 5/6 of an ounce, which certain cocktail recipe sites are fond of (ahem Difford's). For pouring cocktails I own a regular jigger (too imprecise), an Oxo top-read mini measuring cup (bad at small quantities), a graduated cylinder (have to crouch and read it from the side), and a small graduated beaker (total loss).If you want to make precise cocktails this makes it easier. Plastic means it won't break right away at the narrow stem. I wouldn't mind if the labels were bigger but overall it's the best technology I have found for its intended purpose.

Stable on the counter, works best when looking down into it as measuring. Seems sturdy enough, I think I might prefer it more if it was glass, but then of course it might break easier. 2Oz measure is pretty much right to the top but liquor does not spill easy so okay.

On the whole, I think this thing is pretty excellent, and it will probably supplant my usual pair of Oxo steel angled jiggers, since it has metric and Imperial units on it, from 1/4 tsp to 2 oz ... provided you can do the conversion from teaspoon/tablespoon to fractions of an ounce. I wouldn't mind an 1/8 oz marking, though.It's not called out in the images or description, but the base has a small magnet in it that would let you stash the jigger on a metal surface someplace, like a refrigerator door or something. Not actually useful to me, but maybe handy to somebody else.Personally, I think the steps inside the bottom of the jigger make it harder to clean more than anything else, but your mileage may vary. The only other complaint I have is that it doesn't strike me as particularly attractive to look at. The functional value more than makes up for this aesthetic shortcoming, though!

I've used the Oxo 2 oz for cup for years, and while they do well, this graduated jigger beats it hands down. The magic is in the taper- the way it works is that there's a good amount of vertical separation between the smaller measurements, making it it easy to see when pouring in to it. The larger ones are equally separate as well, although they're easy on any jigger or measuring cup.

This is a great product. It is a very original design that allows you to take measurements of the ingredients for your cocktail in the metric or English systems. It allows you to take measurements in very small increments. The most important feature however, is that you can read very clearly the measurements by looking down into the jigger. You don’t need to try to line up the lines with the liquid from the side, or guess the right place. I highly recommend it for anybody serious about making cocktails. Recommended.

I purchased this because of the ability to let this rest on the shaker so syrups could fully drain when measuring with my oxo jigger. I found the markings very hard to read and the measurements were very heavy. I tried multiple pours and all the oxo jiggers were the same but this was significantly over the expected measurement. By somewhere between.125 and .25 of an ounce. When you are making a drink that only needs .25 of an ounce and you get close to half an ounce that is a big difference. Would return but I threw away the package before I tested it.