🔪 imarku 10 Piece Japanese German Chef Knife Set with Block and Cutting Board - Professional Knife Set for Better Kitchen Tasks Review

I had a problem with my Imarku Cleaver 7 inch knife about 6 months after I bought it for my father in law and I asked customer service if they could help and they replaced replace the knife with a new one without any problems or costs. The knife is heavy enough to cut whatever I need to cut. I like the design and the feel when I hold it. I think it's comparable to much more expensive splitting knives. .

It cuts, dices, grinds and breaks bones. It goes with everything and doesn't have the rusty look of a traditional Chinese knife. It takes a while to get used to as it's taller and heavier than a regular chef's knife, but now I know why it's a common knife only in China. Easily add chopped food to pot and utensils in one fell swoop. The stylus is pretty basic and causes cramps in your hands, but it goes away as soon as you keep using it.

The cleaver came very sharp, nicely packaged. Feels good in hand. I also have a boning knife, also sharp and handy. These knives look and feel very good, not cheap at all. One reviewer mentioned that the cleaver is not a traditional Chinese cleaver and I agree. It's thicker and heavier than I expected and more like a carving knife. I think the hole in it is a sale! But for what it is, it's a great knife. I'm a bit obsessed with sharpness so I sharpened both knives very lightly and they are…

I bought this for my mother because she always complained that other knives weren't as good and dulled so easily. I received the Imarku Cleaver 7 inch knife, the packaging and the knife look very nice. The quality is amazing, it feels very light in hand. When I showed it to my mother for the first time, she quickly tested it and praised how good the knife was. She now owned one of the finest knives in her collection. Her favorite time in the kitchen is cutting meat. I would definitely recommend

Do not buy this product! There is an obvious design issue that could result in user injury. The blade is only connected to the handle by a thin steel rod. On our first use, when we were preparing Christmas dinner, the blade fell off the handle while my wife was cutting on a cutting board. The blade rebounded and luckily landed sideways on my wife's arm without cutting it. See attached photos showing the single blade, handle and shaft that hold the knife together. Revain needs to remove this…

I was looking for a cleaver with a blade hardness of 60+ "HRC" (Rockwell hardness). The description of this cleaver advertised on Revain states that it "has an HRC (Rockwell Hardness Scale) of 60-62". There were other cheaper splitters advertising "HRC" 58 that had a more comfortable/secure grip design that I would have preferred. I SPECIALLY chose this one for its advertised "HRC" rating of 60-62. When he arrived he was accompanied by a booklet stating he had an "HRC" of 57+ or -1. NOT what…

This splitting machine is undoubtedly of professional quality. I bought this knife because my old favorite knife had some chips from the last time. From first impressions this cleaver came in a nice gift box and is well packaged/protected making it a great gift. The high carbon stainless steel blade is VERY sharp, so be very careful when handling it. This cleaver is lightweight (only 1/2 the weight of my old cleaver) but still offers good handling/feedback and great balance during use. . I've…