Anyone who cans knows the Ball name and appreciates the quality that comes with its products, and this canning lifter by the brand is no exception.
Features tough coated handles that are easy to manipulate. Coated clamps provide a reliable grip can tackle large, heavy jars. Made by Ball, the most recognizable name in home canning.
Rare reports of broken lifters after several months of use.
Affordable lifter that's suitable for beginners and removing pint jars from canning pots. A good value despite a few flawed lifters.
Simple lifter with coated handles and clamps. Easy to use, even for novice canners. Price falls on the lower end of the spectrum.
Doesn't have strong grip on heavy jars. Some lifters were misaligned and awkward to open.
Strong lifter that can handle most canning jars, making it a close contender for the top spot.
Durable construction, which makes them practical for lifting small and large jars. Coated handles and clamps for dependable gripping. Satisfaction guarantee.
At least one customer wished this lifter were longer, but the majority were happy.
Reasonably durable lifter with some nice qualities and a few quirks. If you need a lifter for larger, heavier jars, check out some others on our list.
Made of steel that's built to last. Straightforward to use and doesn't cause hand strain, even for users with dexterity issues.
Have been some reports of material peeling off metal. Doesn't grip wide-mouth jars easily.
A versatile lifter that is useful for handling jars of various sizes. However, its longevity may be questionable.
Stainless steel with coated handles and clamps. Works well with small and large jars. Simple to use. Available at a nice price.
Some durability concerns with the handles and hinge after typical use.
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