Features:

• Peels fruit, vegetables with two slots to suit right and lefthanders
• Made of 18/10 stainless steel with satin finish handle
• Sturdy, balanced, comfortable in the hand
• Comes with a lifetime warranty
• Safe to use in dishwasher; made in Germany

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Right- and left-handed chefs will be equally comfortable using the 7.5" Peeler by Rosle. Sturdy stainless steel construction features a narrow gap in the sharp blade, to ensure that no food is wasted. Comfortable, watertight handle has a convenient hanging loop.

Amazon.com Review:
One of Rösle's superb kitchen tools, this 7-1/2-inch fruit and vegetable peeler has two slots in its head to suit both right- and left-handers and a point sharpened on both sides for removing potato eyes and other blemishes. (Unlike a swivel peeler, the head is fixed.) Like all Rösle tools, utensils, and Open Kitchen storage components, the peeler is made of 18/10 stainless steel for rustproof beauty and long-lasting durability. The round handle has a satin finish to conceal finger marks. It's sealed against water and has a hanging ring so the peeler can be conveniently stored on a hook in Rösle's Open Kitchen system of basic rails and Gridwalls or hung on any hook or peg. The peeler is sturdy, balanced, and exceptionally comfortable in the hand. All Rösle products are made in Germany, are dishwasher-safe, and carry a lifetime warranty against defects. --Fred Brack

Rating : - Rosle - not always "Made in Germany"
I don't actually own the Rosle peeler so I cannot comment directly on it. I do own a few other Rosle products and have found them to work well.

However, my comment is to counter something in Fred Brack's official Amazon review as I believe he is misleading customers.

Not all Rosle products are "Made in Germany." Many are "Made in China" and it's difficult to tell from the labels Rosle attaches to its products. Williams Sonoma, for example, adds "Made in China" onto its price sticker, probably to spare customers from finding out later and being incensed.

Rosle's Chinese products may be as good as Rosle's German products. I don't know. But, personally, I think there's more to it. If I'm going to pay Rosle's prices, I want a quality product made in a country with decent labor laws and pollution controls. That's not China.

Before you pay German prices, check if the Rosle product you're ordering is really made there.