SENBON 440A stainless steel Ultra sharp pocket foldable Japanese peeling utility knife Natural Olive Handle Camping trip Outdoor Portable knife

一度研いでから使ってますが、良く切れます。

Good kitchen knife for under $20!

Super fast action

Bought this to cut fruit at my bar. Seriously, even the snottiest of craft cocktailers are terrible with knives. Like they've never worked in a restaurant and not heard chefs scream about knife care. I've tried bring in good knives and insist they be sheathed when not in use and only used on wood or plastic boards. They will use them on metal in a pinch. They will store them, blade down, in a metal shaker with other metal tools. While they saw through citrus with a brand new cheap, short, lightweight paring knife I'm getting the job done faster and with far less effort. It's not the greatest knife ever, for sure. It's not forged, the bolster isn't, well, there, so not great for a pinch grip. But using it only for bar fruit and keeping it away from the abuses of others I think it will last me a good, long time. And the foldable.... It just makes it so much easier. It fits in a small pocket in my bag. It can stay there and I don't have to take it out to make room for real life when I'm not at work so I don't have to worry about forgetting it.

A simple design. Big. When opened, the handle is a little longer than the blade. Fits your hand well. The steel is an excellent quality. Sharpens easily and holds an edge well. You can open and close the knife with one hand. The olive wood in the handle is highly polished and looks great. Hex bolts hold the whole works together. Comes nicely packaged with this burlap-y looking drawstring bag.