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Nakiri knives are a popular choice among both home and professional cooks. They are a perfect utensil for cutting, slicing, or chopping any and all vegetables. Their height appeals to users with large hands or those liking a good board-to-hand clearance.
These “knives for cutting greens” feature a very square shape and double bevel grind. They have quite straight edges for increased chop cutting and slicing prowess.
The Kohetsu Blue #2 nakiri is a really nice example of the breed. It has a well-executed grind and the aesthetics to match. Add in the fact that the blade is constructed from the well-regarded steel known as Aogami # 2, and you have a knife that offers much…for not much at all! The excellent main core steel is protected and strengthened by the addition of stainless steel cladding. Upkeep is reduced considerably while superior edge creation and retention are maintained. This is a bona fide handcrafted blade of great quality and design at a price that is more in keeping with mass-produced items of similar type.
If you have ever wanted to try a nakiri or the excellent Blue #2 steel (or both), this is a perfect and economical place to start.Maker: Kohetsu
Location: Seki, Japan
Construction: San Mai, Laser Cut
Edge Steel: Blue #2 Carbon Steel
Cladding: Stainless
Edge Grind: 60/40 (okay for left- or right-handers)
Handle: Yo Pakka Wood
Weight: 6.7 oz (190 g)
Blade Length: 158 mm
Total Length: 287 mm
Spine Thickness at Base: 2.4 mm
Blade Height: 49.0 mm
These “knives for cutting greens” feature a very square shape and double bevel grind. They have quite straight edges for increased chop cutting and slicing prowess.
The Kohetsu Blue #2 nakiri is a really nice example of the breed. It has a well-executed grind and the aesthetics to match. Add in the fact that the blade is constructed from the well-regarded steel known as Aogami # 2, and you have a knife that offers much…for not much at all! The excellent main core steel is protected and strengthened by the addition of stainless steel cladding. Upkeep is reduced considerably while superior edge creation and retention are maintained. This is a bona fide handcrafted blade of great quality and design at a price that is more in keeping with mass-produced items of similar type.
If you have ever wanted to try a nakiri or the excellent Blue #2 steel (or both), this is a perfect and economical place to start.
Reviews
10 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) 5/20 Very nice, sharp ,great price Posted By: Barry Moore - verified customer
2 people found this review helpful
Nice big western handle ,full tang ,fabulous price ,very good metal and sharpness. I fixed the little gap at the handle front using an edge wise piece of paper and tamping epoxy in it constantly wipeing off ,working clean and wipeing blade with acitone(nail polish remover) quickly cleaning with soapy water to remove all residue ...wa la beautiful.
2 people found this review helpful
Nice big western handle ,full tang ,fabulous price ,very good metal and sharpness. I fixed the little gap at the handle front using an edge wise piece of paper and tamping epoxy in it constantly wipeing off ,working clean and wipeing blade with acitone(nail polish remover) quickly cleaning with soapy water to remove all residue ...wa la beautiful.
As advertised Amazing Workhorse Great knife - helpful website descriptions
After some time...Posted By: Null_User
3 people found this review helpful
For the money it is a quality entry level knife to reactive steels. I've used it steadily for a couple months now and I am very satisfied with the edge retention and the level of sharpness I can attain with a fine stone and some stropping.
The blade height and handle are the only quibbles that encourage me to seek another nakari, hence the 4 stars.
3 people found this review helpful
For the money it is a quality entry level knife to reactive steels. I've used it steadily for a couple months now and I am very satisfied with the edge retention and the level of sharpness I can attain with a fine stone and some stropping.
The blade height and handle are the only quibbles that encourage me to seek another nakari, hence the 4 stars.
I'm gonna get this knife Sick knife bro BeautifulPosted By: Gary - verified customer
2 people found this review helpful
My favorite knife in my kit. The core/edge is carbon steel, so if it's left wet it rusts very quickly, but for a high performance knife and edge like this it's well worth the maintenance. Also, either barkeepers friend or Coca-Cola and a strop take the corrosion off with ease anyways. The edge was brilliant out of the box, and stayed sharp enough, and then sharpened and polished back to a razor very quickly.
2 people found this review helpful
My favorite knife in my kit. The core/edge is carbon steel, so if it's left wet it rusts very quickly, but for a high performance knife and edge like this it's well worth the maintenance. Also, either barkeepers friend or Coca-Cola and a strop take the corrosion off with ease anyways. The edge was brilliant out of the box, and stayed sharp enough, and then sharpened and polished back to a razor very quickly.
