🔪 Jean-Patrique 3.5" Chopaholic Kitchen Paring Knife - High Carbon Stainless Steel Handle, Professional Quality Review

The knife feels good in the hand and is clean, but doesn't sharpen like a full carbon knife. Still not sharp enough after sharpening three times.

New popular small kitchen knife. Very comfortable, light, sharp at a reasonable price. My basic knives cost between $100 and $200 each. Very happy with the quality of this knife.

A woman likes this paring knife very much. It's very light so it takes a while to get used to not having the heavier wooden handle but she got used to it quickly and now she really likes it. It's an idea, isn't it? For a woman to be happy!

I bought this knife to cut a piece of shea butter, cocoa butter or a small amount at a time. This knife is very sharp so be careful when using it.

Yes, I know a knife is a knife. But I really like this one. I don't know yet how well it will hold an edge, but it's ready to use right out of the box and I have a feeling it won't need sharpening as often and will sharpen well when the time comes. But that's just a guess. What I particularly like is the grip and the weight balance. The shape of the handle and the rear-facing weight distribution make it very comfortable and nimble for things like peeling fruit and vegetables, much better than…

The knife is easy to hold and clean, but does not sharpen itself like a full carbon knife. Still not sharp enough after sharpening three times.

New popular little kitchen knife. Very comfortable, light, sharp at a reasonable price. My basic knives cost between $100 and $200 each. Very happy with the quality of this knife.