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Harukaze VG1 Stainless Gyuto 240mm offers a good performing steel in terms of toughness and overall feel. Of course, this is a very easy steel to maintain in terms of corrosion and rust prevention since it's fully stainless.
Be prepared to be surprised by the outstanding out of the box edge on this very well made gyuto. It has nice balance and light feel. It has an almost laser-like flat grind. The knife is a true laser with spine measuring 2mm. The grind is nice and thin behind the edge.
The overall fit and finish are of a high standard. It has a simple but very nicely executed walnut handle with maple ferrule in a comfortable oval shape.
Please note this knife has a nice, gapped machi on the handle install. Check the photos. It's not a mistake and it's called Tokyo style.
Maker: Harukaze
Location: Tosa Japan
Steel: VG1 Stainless Steel
Weight: 5.5 ounces / 158g
Blade Length: 240 mm
Total Length: 395 mm
Spine Thickness at Base: 2 mm
Blade Height: 51 mm
Machi: Gapped Tokyo Style
Handle: Walnut Oval
Ferrule: Maple
Be prepared to be surprised by the outstanding out of the box edge on this very well made gyuto. It has nice balance and light feel. It has an almost laser-like flat grind. The knife is a true laser with spine measuring 2mm. The grind is nice and thin behind the edge.
The overall fit and finish are of a high standard. It has a simple but very nicely executed walnut handle with maple ferrule in a comfortable oval shape.
Please note this knife has a nice, gapped machi on the handle install. Check the photos. It's not a mistake and it's called Tokyo style.
Reviews
1 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Super happy that I got this knife!!!Posted By: Jeffrey Black
This guy is light nimble and just plain ferocious on the board. Every task I've used it for it has excelled in. It puts my other gyutos to shame with it's it's amazing usability.i can't speak too much for edge retention as I have only been using it for a short time, but it holds up well during my morning prep shifts. A quick home in-between tasks and it flies through everything from onions to beets to tomatoes. It pumps out some very nice products with no fatigue. I'm excited to see how the VG1 sharpens up. Again super lightweight and nimble. Definitely recommend if you want a next level up from your beginners knives. Or just want something lightweight and thin without spending 300+.
This guy is light nimble and just plain ferocious on the board. Every task I've used it for it has excelled in. It puts my other gyutos to shame with it's it's amazing usability.i can't speak too much for edge retention as I have only been using it for a short time, but it holds up well during my morning prep shifts. A quick home in-between tasks and it flies through everything from onions to beets to tomatoes. It pumps out some very nice products with no fatigue. I'm excited to see how the VG1 sharpens up. Again super lightweight and nimble. Definitely recommend if you want a next level up from your beginners knives. Or just want something lightweight and thin without spending 300+.
