KESSAKU Chef Knife - 8 inch - Dynasty Series - Razor Sharp Kitchen Knife - Forged ThyssenKrupp German High Carbon Stainless Steel - G10 Garolite Handle with Blade Guard

DYNASTY SERIES - Dazzling and opulent. Astonishingly formidable with unparalleled craftsmanship, our Dynasty Series knives were expertly designed by our master artisans to reflect centuries of traditional knife design, along with cutting-edge nitrogen-cooled forging techniques, and feature shockingly sharp cutting edges alongside perfectly balanced & ergonomic grips for amazing comfort and safety. Stylish & stunningly gorgeous, these knives are sure to draw the eye in any kitchen! A BREATHTAKING BLADE — Ferociously sharp & made from our own specially formulated ThyssenKrupp German 1.4116 Stainless Steel for greatly enhanced corrosion & rust resistance, these Precision Forged, Nitrogen Cooled blades are individually handcrafted & hand-sharpened by our virtuoso technicians in the traditional 3-stage Honbazuke method to 16° per side for clean, precise, cuts, amazing edge-retention, & have a Rockwell Hardness of 58 for maximum strength, flexibility, & blade edge durability. SENSATIONAL COMFORT — When you first grip the handle of this knife it will feel as if it were made for you specifically. Our hand-crafted G10 Fiber-Resin Handle is impact resistant, & nearly impervious to heat, cold, & moisture, while its seamless build ensures no dirt or debris can ever infiltrate its pristine body. Our ergonomic design has ample knuckle clearance for superior control and agility, with triple rivet construction and amazingly superior Full Tang Strength for safe & precise use.

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