🔪 Lansky QuadSharp Sharpener QSHARP Review

Bought this sharpener for everyday use. Since I often carry more than one knife and different tools with me, if necessary, the question arises of the correct sharpening of the blade. I decided to stop at a small and compact Lansky sharpener. The sharpener is very comfortable to use and performs its main function well, namely sharpening knives.

Of course the price went up. But the one who does not want or does not know how to sharpen a knife on a stone or other adapt. You can take it and not worry Some pros: Sharpens great! Yes, it eats metal, but sharpens quickly and cool. Great for the kitchen Cons: Of course, the metal shoots well, but it sharpens! Better a sharp knife let it grind! Than a dull knife is lying around idle.

Of course the price went up. But the one who does not want or does not know how to sharpen a knife on a stone or other adapt. You can take it and not worry

had high hopes. disappointed. If I had known how it would be, I wouldn't have bought it. As for me, the price is up to 1000r. no more.

I bought this and a Lansky D Sharp hoping to use them to sharpen everything from kitchen knives to outdoor knives. While it gives a decent sharpness to almost anything, it won't razor sharp your knives unless you really know what you're doing with a ceramic stick and it will last a long time. I know that's not to say it will make your knives razor sharp, but based on the rave reviews I was expecting a little more. In my opinion this product is suitable for camping where you need something small

I read the reviews and decided on this sharpener. I wanted something I can carry around and sharpen various tools while I'm packing or when I'm away. Read how carbide sharpeners tear a knife. This sharpener has multiple carbide sharpening angles suitable for various sharpening of knives and even axes (for cases where the blade is damaged or very dull). It also includes a ceramic "V" and a ceramic ruler for thinning the edge on knives (even serrated blades) that you would use to simply bring…

This is the best knife sharpener I have ever used. Handy pocket form factor, four different angles, eyelet for key ring or clip. Cozy. However, you must sell replacement carbide bits. They wear out after a few months of daily use, which is a shame. The lack of spare parts is the only reason I didn't get 5 stars. Connoisseurs of sharp knives may not resort to sharpeners, but for a utility knife, a little bit of toothing isn't bad. I use my Buck 110 to cut all types of marine mooring lines up to…

I love this in your bag sharpening set. It won't give you the mirrored edge you see on Reddit, but if you're out and break your knife, you can quickly restore it to good cutting shape just by using it. I keep this in my pocket in case something happens while I'm away. You have many angles to choose from when you need to quickly reset the edge. I found one strike for a carbon steel knife and two or three strikes for a stainless steel knife. A few more touches if you change the angle abruptly. A…

This is for those who want a sharp knife quickly and don't see sharpening as an art. practically. On the other hand, if you want to cut something other than paper and hair with your knives, this sharpener will do the trick. That's hard metal, it's only slightly less hard than diamond. It doesn't matter what exotic steel your knife is made of. This will sharpen it. What I really like about this sharpener is that it has a wider angle than the standard 22 degrees. There are multiple angles to…

I first saw this watch at a trade show and then decided to buy it after seeing it was offered through Revain Prime. The QuadSharp is small but powerful enough. The weight may be light for ultralight hikers, but it's handy for hiking with others when they need to tighten their knife blades. While I typically use the more expensive Lansky sharpening stones or the DMT diamond range for my best home knives, I've found the QuadSharp to be a good addition to my EDC and camping. Because it has 4…