They are good and have good flavor. My only complaint is that they have a bunch of fatty chunks. I'm not sure if this is good or not, but it lowered my wing enjoyment.

It's a good product to cook in the air fryer, but really disappointing that a brand name like Tyson would put out this product with so many irregular wings is disappointing. The wings are fatty, but still taste good!

There was too much garbage with this product - 4-6 tips - too many pieces with extra fat and skin from body. -, the flavor of those that were cut right was good - but overall more waste then good quality

The price is astronomical. Y'all keep increasing these prices and it isn't worth it. Especially since the quality is going down. These wings were $16 not that long ago. This is outrageous. Do yourselves a favor. Don't buy these.

My hubby and I buy these wings everytime we are in Sam's Club! We love them and will continue to buy them as long as they are sold. We cook these in my Air fryer oven and they turn out great everytime! Please keep selling these....😀😀😀

I've been purchasing these for several months now. Me and my family eat then with Digiorno pizza on our pizza and wing nights. I air fry them and they taste great that way.

Bought with high hopes but will go back to making my own in air fryer. These are so fatty and so so on flavor. If u want quick wings just be prepared for extra fat on them

While the wings had good flavor, they were way too fatty. I would estimate that you throw about 40-50% of the weight of the product in the garbage. These could be good if trimmed properly. Sad as I had always thought Tyson put out better products than this. Gonna have to try a different option.

It took a few attempts at cooking these to figure out how to get them the way I desired - crispy, but moist & tender. Basically, I found the air fryer setting in my toaster oven worked the best. I had to raise the recommended temp. to 425, and the cooking time to 35 min.

They seem like they have been thawed and refrozen and flattened in the bag the past two times. You have to cook them in a clump. They actually come packaged smashed out of the box at Sam’s. Also, there is not as much flavor, and the price went up $4 a bag.