They're holding up extremely well and they are very comfortable to use

I bought some cheap plastic chop sticks when I became fascinated with using chopsticks. Plastic is too slippery for my skin and they where a little short. I did a lot of searching and found these Wenge Wood sticks. A little more pricey than the others I looked at but well worth it. The Wenge wood is solid, doesn't slip like plastic, the square shape helps them to stay steady in your hand and they're just the right length. I get lots of practice when I use them to eat dinner. I ate hot dogs and pork and beans with them a few nights ago. Why? To build manual dexterity. They come in a wooden box but there's no rest included.

very nice--I don't eat much in terms of noodle bowls, lo mein, etc., so the slipperiness doesn't bother me too much.

Great looking, medium sized lightweight bamboo chopsticks.

Sturdy. Clean. Have run them through the dishwasher several times so far with no issues.
Nice and simple design without being too plain and boring.
My 2 year old niece was even able to use them successfully :D