I bought this steamer basket for my 8 quart Ninja Foodi Pressure Cooker with the crisper lid to replace a steamer basket I have used for 3 years. My old steamer basket did not have the silicone feet, and I recently had to replace the liner pot in my Foodi since it was so scratched I was afraid of residue in my food. My old steamer basket had the silicone cover for the handle, but there was about 3 inches at each end that was not covered. In addition, the handle had to be occasionally reshaped because it would pop out of the hole that held it to the steamer.Who knew there would be so many things to consider when buying a steamer basket? After I bought the replacement inner pot for my Ninja Foodi, I found this steamer basket and ordered it because it has the silicone feet. The silicone cover on the handle covers most of the handle, and, so far, the handle has not popped out of the holes holding it. One thing I had never thought to consider is the height of the actual basket. This basket is taller than my my old steamer basket so I can steam more food at one time.I use this basket primarily for steaming veggie greens I grow in my basement in bulk. At one time, I sautéed all of my veggie greens, adding chopped onions, minced garlic, chicken broth, etc. I stood over the stove for 30-45 minutes adding a handful of greens at a time as they wilted. What I finally realized was that I couldn't really taste any of the additives that took me time to prepare, but also, the greens I added at the beginning of the cook were cooked a lot more that the ones that went into the pan in the beginning. Now, I fill the steamer basket with as much cut up greens it will hold, and steam them. All of them are cooked evenly for the same amount of time. If I want to add flavorings later, I can do that, but I can taste them. In addition, steaming preserves more of the vitamins than sautéing for a long period depending on the amount you are cooking.I have also used this steaming basket to steam green peppers for stuffed peppers and pepper egg boats. Steaming the peppers takes only 3 minutes in addition to the time it takes to get the steamer heated. I haven't used this basket for making broth as I believe a long, slow cook gets more of the "good stuff" out of the bones.UPDATE 5/20/21:I saw in one of the pictures, one silicone cover for a foot was not in place. I moved it in place, and all is good. The basket probably came like this, and I just didn't notice it. Still love the basket.UPDATE 09/11/21:I have been using this basket extensively for steaming my veggie harvests. Something I have noticed is that some of the steamed leaves do not get caught under the upper frame of the basket as they did with my previous basket. This make this one much easier to clean. I need only to use the spray nozzle on my sink to clean it. I am still very happy with this steamer basket and would recommend it.UPDATE 09/27/23:I have had the first steamer basket for about 2 1/2 years, and it has been very heavily used in my pressure cooker for steaming the veggies I grow. It has been used for steaming multiple batches of veggies 2-3 times a week for this 2 1/2 years. In this time, the basket oxidized a bit, but finally, one of the legs broke. I ordered two more of these baskets so I can now multitask while steaming the veggies. I can now have a batch steaming while I package and weigh the previous batch. This saves a lot of time in processing my veggies for freezing.Previous to ordering 2 of these, I ordered a different brand which did not have the rubberized feet. I returned them and ordered two of the these baskets that have the rubber feet. If you use the steamer baskets in a non-stick cooker, as I do, the rubber feet do not scratch the cooker as those without the feet do.I hope this review was helpful for you, and will update the review if my opinion changes.