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Undoubtedly, one of the most popular and talked about knives in the CKTG store is the Konosuke HD Gyuto. It is the laser by which most other lasers have been judged. It not only boasts the usual exemplary fit and finish common to all Konosuke high-end knives, but the beauty is more than skin deep.
The ultra-thin grind is pretty much unlike any other we know. This knife falls through produce. It is light yet stiff and responsive. The term razor sharp is given true meaning with the out-of-the-box edge. It is a knife that is all about subtleties and simplicity. The subtly convex blade is a thing of simple beauty. Slice into a soft tomato or other produce, and be prepared to be amazed. Elegance in design and function.
Made from HD semi-stainless steel, the Konosuke HD2 Gyuto is easier to care for than other equivalents made from high-carbon steel. It will patina over time, or you can keep it polished!
This knife is given extra value because it features a Khii Laurel handle. This is another example of Konosuke's devotion to quality. It is perfectly sized and weighted to balance the blade in feel, heft, and aesthetics. This is a great knife made greater with the addition of the beautiful handle.Maker: Konosuke
Location: Sakai, Japan
Construction: Mono Steel, Laser Cut
Steel: HD2
Edge: 50/50
Handle: Konsouke Khii Laurel Octagonal
Weight: 5.4 ozs/ 154g
Blade length: 233mm
Overall Length: 390mm
Spine Thickness at Heel: 2.4mm
Blade Height at Heel: 48.2mm
Please note these knives have intentionally gapped machi on the handles. It's called "Tokyo Style." See the photos.
The ultra-thin grind is pretty much unlike any other we know. This knife falls through produce. It is light yet stiff and responsive. The term razor sharp is given true meaning with the out-of-the-box edge. It is a knife that is all about subtleties and simplicity. The subtly convex blade is a thing of simple beauty. Slice into a soft tomato or other produce, and be prepared to be amazed. Elegance in design and function.
Made from HD semi-stainless steel, the Konosuke HD2 Gyuto is easier to care for than other equivalents made from high-carbon steel. It will patina over time, or you can keep it polished!
This knife is given extra value because it features a Khii Laurel handle. This is another example of Konosuke's devotion to quality. It is perfectly sized and weighted to balance the blade in feel, heft, and aesthetics. This is a great knife made greater with the addition of the beautiful handle.
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1 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Beautiful KnifePosted By: Kenny
This knife is gorgeous. It feels great and has decent food release. It stained very quickly after some vegetable prep but it isn't unattractive and could easily be removed. It does not have a very big flat area so I wouldn't recommend it for pure push cutting, but if you're up for adding a bit of a rock and a glide to your cutting action, you're in for a good time.
This knife is gorgeous. It feels great and has decent food release. It stained very quickly after some vegetable prep but it isn't unattractive and could easily be removed. It does not have a very big flat area so I wouldn't recommend it for pure push cutting, but if you're up for adding a bit of a rock and a glide to your cutting action, you're in for a good time.
