Chicago Cutlery Walnut Tradition 3-Inch Slant Tip Paring Knife

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Chicago Cutlery Walnut Tradition 3-Inch Slant Tip Paring Knife

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

Full tang, smooth cutting motion, bells and whistles. It fits the hand perfect, slices onions and potatoes and peels potatoes in a while. Bought the 10 blade for cutting french bread.

They fit the block perfectly. Completely satisfied with ease of handling. We still use the originals, just put them in a drawer.

This knife was purchased as a replacement for a 25 year old chicago cutlery paring knife. This is the second one of these knives i have owned.

Cons

The steel is extremely thick, heavy and the blades are crudely designed for cutting. The edges are machine sharpened on only one side and dull quickly if you hit bone. The blade is twice as thick and therefore has lost the flexibility needed and is to... Read More

The nives only have a partial tang vs a full tank. The tip is easily bent. The handle is not contoured and is not comfortable to use.

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Highlights

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Quality

Love the quality ease of using this liitle efficient knife

Bought as a gift but got to use the knife very sharp very happy with it would buy again

Price

But its worth the price for sure

This is a good product for the cost

Packaging/appearance

The fit and finish of this knife out of the package beats knives ive spent around 100 on

The packaging is overboard way too much

Competitiveness

I liked the ones i had been using so much i bought some for our familes foir christmas

Wish chicago cutlery could be made in the usa

Overview

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Our engine has detected that Amazon has altered, modified or removed reviews from this listing. We approximate total reviews altered up to 864.

Previous analysis of this listing was an C grade.

Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 79.7% of the reviews are reliable.

This product had a total of 7,271 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 9 2022.