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Mac Knife Superior Chef's Knife, 8-Inch Product Description:



  • 2mm Blade, rust-resistant, exceptionally sharp, made out of high carbon and keeps the edge for a long time
  • Lightweight
  • Pakka wood handle
  • Hand wash is recommended Not dishwasher safe
  • Made In Japan

Product Description

This knife features a routed tip blade and rounded shape making it easy to use on a cutting board. Mac knives are Known as some of the sharpest knives, They have razor-like edges for effortless slicing, they are hard so they stay sharp longer, One slice with MAC knives and you will experience for yourself a new definition of sharpness, nicely balanced and are a good value.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
5Best in the world.
By Mr. Gary
This little kitchen knife is the best paring knife in the world. Thin, sharp and easy to control it is the kitchen knife I reach for even for larger cutting jobs because it is such a pleasure to use. I have a slightly larger version of this which I have used for 25 years with many more years to go, but this new little knife is even easier to use. This knife is more than worth its cost and leaves all other small kitchen knives in the dust. I say Get It, enjoy using it and if you don't agree with me write a review.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
5The Perfect Knife!
By Rasmus K. Weinhardt
The first reviewer accidentaly mistaked this knife with the small paring knife.This is the SA-70, which has a 7" blade and a 5" handle. The very thin blade is razor sharp!(You can cut thin paper into fine strips, or shave the hair from your fore arms!!!) It is basicly a Santoku knife, which is a perfect allrounder, although I wouldn't use it for anything harder than apples and carrots. The slightly upward bend handle and the perfect balance, makes it suitable for both, the european rocking motion and the japanese slicing motion.Like all Mac knives it needs some sharpening from time to time, for which it is best to use a ceramic rod. I use the Kyocera one, which has a sharpening and a honing surface. It rarely ever needs a wetstone.I have some 30 years old Mac Knives, which are, despite having been used many thousands of times, still as sharp as on their first day.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
5Awesome product and seller!!
By Lynsie Medhaug
Great product highly reccomeded for anyone! Great seller too prompt shipping and great price! These knifes are the best for anyone and especially as gifts

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