Sharp but lighter in than
"Sharp but lighter in than I expected and the wood on the handle isn't fully sanded/smoothed out"
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Make this Chicago Cutlery® chef’s knife part of your family’s tradition. Triple-compression brass rivets provide extra safety and stability. And the stainless steel blade resists pitting, staining and rusting.
*All measurements are approximate.
Overall rating: 4.6 / 5 from 25 reviews.
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"Sharp but lighter in than I expected and the wood on the handle isn't fully sanded/smoothed out"
"Bought to replace Dad's 40 year old version which had a cracked handle. Love the stiffness which makes it safe to use on the toughest vegetables."
"Love this knife. Very sharp and well balanced. Handle doesnt do well in dishwasher"
"I have this same knife for over 50 years. I just bought one for my grandson, hoping he likes it as much as I like mine. I recommend this knife to anyone."
"You can spend a lot more money for a kitchen tool (And I have!) but you don't have to with this great knife. Buy it and be happy for the rest of your life (You do need to sharpen it from time to time)"
"I purchased my first one of these knives in 1989 and after 30 years looks and feels just as wonderful. When I travel, it comes with me. I love the weight, the blade, everything about it. I now have 2 as well as others and couldn't be happier with my knives."
"I will be giving the knives and sharpener as a gift later this month. The gift will be for a person who talked about Chicago knives. Now he will be getting them."
"Just what I wanted. Wooden handle and perfect contour."
"I was really disappointed in the quality of this knife - not what I expected from Chicago Cutlery. The handle is awkward and has uncomfortably sharp edges, making it difficult to grip firmly and for any length of time. The blade angle tends to cause fine slices to adhere very firmly to the blade and when chopping, the food rides up and over the back of the blade, winding up on my hand and/or the floor."
"Sadly, was not the quality I expected from Chicago Cutlery. Handle is uncomfortable to grip, with poor profile and sharp edges. New blade shape causes finely chopped food to adhere to the blade and move up and over the back of the blade, falling onto hand and/or floor. Very disappointing."