So I've been using my knives for a month now and im so in love with them. They are sharp, easy to use and look so beautiful in my kitchen. This is the first item I've tried from this brand, I will definitely be checking out more of their stuff
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Nice, functional, set of knives that is missing a honing steel to be complete
This is a good basic set of knives that pretty much has you covered for what you will really need. What it is missing is a good steel to set the edge of the knives. You will need to do this as soon as you get this set as the edge is not yet set. Yes, it is sharp, but the edge is not set and so does not cut like it should. Once you use a steel, it is nice and I am happy with the edge.In my picture I show this set (blue handle) and another knife that I own. You can see that this set has a narrower handle and is a bit flatter. I have very large hands and it is not as comfortable as my other knife. That is why it did not get a 5 star ergonomics for my size hand. This may be perfect for people with smaller hands. Just for comparison, I take a XX glove.Once I set the edge on the knives, they have held up through a lot of dicing, slicing, etc. Without the need to sharpen. I do use a steel on the knives every time before use. Old habit, but one that has served me well. As far as actually sharpening (honing is not sharpening), you will need a good set of whet stones. Judging from how these are holding up, you will probably only need to do it once a year, if that. Depends on how much you actually use your knives.Additional note, there is a good set of what to do and not to do with your knives printed on each box. I do recommend having a towel in the kitchen to wipe the knife as you use it to keep it dry. Take care of these knives and they should last you a lifetime.I have a knife block in my kitchen drawer (easy to find on Amazon) and it works well for these knives. I prefer a drawer block because you can fit my types of knives into them where counter top blocks tend to be specific.The knives are well balanced and easy to use. I would recommend this set as long as you either have or acquire a steel or ceramic to set the edge with.
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This is a good basic set of knives that pretty much has you covered for what you will really need. What it is missing is a good steel to set the edge of the knives. You will need to do this as soon as you get this set as the edge is not yet set. Yes, it is sharp, but the edge is not set and so does not cut like it should. Once you use a steel, it is nice and I am happy with the edge.
Nice, functional, set of knives that is missing a honing steel to be complete
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2022
In my picture I show this set (blue handle) and another knife that I own. You can see that this set has a narrower handle and is a bit flatter. I have very large hands and it is not as comfortable as my other knife. That is why it did not get a 5 star ergonomics for my size hand. This may be perfect for people with smaller hands. Just for comparison, I take a XX glove.
Once I set the edge on the knives, they have held up through a lot of dicing, slicing, etc. Without the need to sharpen. I do use a steel on the knives every time before use. Old habit, but one that has served me well. As far as actually sharpening (honing is not sharpening), you will need a good set of whet stones. Judging from how these are holding up, you will probably only need to do it once a year, if that. Depends on how much you actually use your knives.
Additional note, there is a good set of what to do and not to do with your knives printed on each box. I do recommend having a towel in the kitchen to wipe the knife as you use it to keep it dry. Take care of these knives and they should last you a lifetime.
I have a knife block in my kitchen drawer (easy to find on Amazon) and it works well for these knives. I prefer a drawer block because you can fit my types of knives into them where counter top blocks tend to be specific.
The knives are well balanced and easy to use. I would recommend this set as long as you either have or acquire a steel or ceramic to set the edge with.
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