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The Tojiro Basic VG10 Series is expertly engineered with a blade thickness that offers unparalleled control and maneuverability. It delivers the sharpness of a professional-grade knife directly to your kitchen, packaged in a classic design that never goes out of style. The set features a 200mm gyuto and a 135mm petty knife.
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1 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Perfect for Summer Camp Visitors, August 20, 2024Posted By: Cahudson42
Guests and my Daughter often will cook in my Adirondack Camp in Summer. Obviously, my 'good' knives are out of sight. But these 'also good' knives are a perfect solution. Buy the Nakiri and Santoku at the same time. For less than $170 you have a nicely complementary 4 knife set - and the blades are comparable in sharpness, hardness, thinness, and cutting pleasure to many $170+ of my 'good' knives.
Guests and my Daughter often will cook in my Adirondack Camp in Summer. Obviously, my 'good' knives are out of sight. But these 'also good' knives are a perfect solution. Buy the Nakiri and Santoku at the same time. For less than $170 you have a nicely complementary 4 knife set - and the blades are comparable in sharpness, hardness, thinness, and cutting pleasure to many $170+ of my 'good' knives.
