The Reigetsu line from Tojiro was formerly called Fuji Narihira. These are very popular, good bang-for-the-buck knives made with Molybdenum Vanadium blended steel. The handles are made with durable POM material that won't crack or shrink. All finishing work and inspections occur in the Sanjo City factory of Tojiro. The initial grinding and heat treatment are done in China. This is a great option for line cooks!
Formerly Called Fuji Narihira
Manufacturer: Tojiro
Line: Reigetsu
Location: Finishing Work in Sanjo City, Japan
Initial Manufacturing: China
Construction: Stamped, Mono Steel
Steel: 4116 (Molybdenum Vanadium Blended)
Handle: Yo
Scales: Black Micarta
Weight: 2.2 oz (64 g)
Blade Length: 126 mm
Total Length: 238 mm
Spine Thickness at Base: 1.7 mm
Blade Height: 24.4 mm
Reviews
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nice all-arounderPosted By: Matt F.
2 people found this review helpful
I've tried a number of petties and this is as nice as any. Sure, the edge retention is what you'd expect but these things are a breeze to touch up. Nice thin blade, very slicey. Knocks out everyday tasks like a solid outfielder putting away a routine fly ball. It's only competition is the Tojiro DP bolsterless, but these are bit nicer to look at. Maybe get both? I did! : )
2 people found this review helpful
I've tried a number of petties and this is as nice as any. Sure, the edge retention is what you'd expect but these things are a breeze to touch up. Nice thin blade, very slicey. Knocks out everyday tasks like a solid outfielder putting away a routine fly ball. It's only competition is the Tojiro DP bolsterless, but these are bit nicer to look at. Maybe get both? I did! : )
good knife for $25!Posted By: Dave
1 people found this review helpful
For $25 I couldn't ask for more. 4116 steel is likely around 56 HRC so it doesn't hold an edge super well, but it's also a petty so it doesn't get used as often (in my kitchen anyway). I give it a toothy edge for slicing tomatoes and other thick-skinned items.
1 people found this review helpful
For $25 I couldn't ask for more. 4116 steel is likely around 56 HRC so it doesn't hold an edge super well, but it's also a petty so it doesn't get used as often (in my kitchen anyway). I give it a toothy edge for slicing tomatoes and other thick-skinned items.
Fuji Narihira Petty 130mm FC-40Posted By: James
3 people found this review helpful
Used they as a cheaper alternative to the Tojiro DP Steak knives. I have alot of the Tojiro DP bigger knives and they fit perfectly with them.
Fit and finish is good. they're sharp out of the box and i will see how long it takes before they need a resharpen, but they look and feel very good.
3 people found this review helpful
Used they as a cheaper alternative to the Tojiro DP Steak knives. I have alot of the Tojiro DP bigger knives and they fit perfectly with them.
Fit and finish is good. they're sharp out of the box and i will see how long it takes before they need a resharpen, but they look and feel very good.
Great little knifePosted By: Tim C. - verified customer
1 people found this review helpful
I knew I wanted a petty, but I didn't know which one. I had a knife I really, really hated that I got rid of last year. This little guy is sharp and precise. It's a good multi-use petty at a great price. I mainly use it for produce and other smaller jobs. If you know exactly what type of petty you want, then I would contact CKTG. I will probably do that in the future if I decide to upgrade. Right now, this is what I need.
1 people found this review helpful
I knew I wanted a petty, but I didn't know which one. I had a knife I really, really hated that I got rid of last year. This little guy is sharp and precise. It's a good multi-use petty at a great price. I mainly use it for produce and other smaller jobs. If you know exactly what type of petty you want, then I would contact CKTG. I will probably do that in the future if I decide to upgrade. Right now, this is what I need.
Great Knife
