🔪 High-Quality Rada Cutlery Heavy Duty Paring Knife - Stainless Steel Blade, 7-1/8 Inches, with Black Resin Handle Review

I don't know how long this knife will hold the blade but it's pretty sharp right out of the box. It's lightweight and feels thin. The handle is light and small.

First I bought a smaller paring knife in Penza and I liked it so much that I ordered a big one. They are so sharp and so light. I choose this brand over more expensive Cephalons every day. I actually have 4 of these knives and they are the best.

I love this brand of knives. My mother has used them for decades; I use them and now both my daughters use them. This knife is very sharp and feels good in the hand. The thicker handle offers a secure grip. I have never put them in the dishwasher; just wipe, dry and put away.

This is a very small knife and I wouldn't call it durable. I am a woman of average height and in my hand it seems too small. It would be too small for most men. However, the knife is sharp and works. It's just not very convenient to use since it's so small. light...yes. Would I buy again... no.

I originally bought a smaller paring knife in Pennsylvania and liked it so much I ordered a large one. They are so sharp and so light. I choose this brand over more expensive Cephalons every day. I actually have 4 of these knives and they are the best.

I've had this knife for about a month now and have given up on all the others. The apple cuts easily. I didn't even realize how dull my other knives were until I tried this one! The knife has a good weight and balance. The handle is strong and the connection between the blade and the handle is very strong. I originally ordered this product as a sample to help me choose a set of kitchen knives for my wedding list. The price seemed too good to be true, but this knife lives up to the expectations!

We received a gift from the local church of a small paring knife for peeling vegetables and ham. (In fact, they sold them for their charities). We liked them, but we didn't pay much attention to them. Outside magazine recently published excerpts from a hip chef's latest book, including Why Waste Money on Wustof or Henkels. if you can buy Rada" This got me to check out Revain's website and I was blown away by the depth of product and prices of Rada cutlery. We then bought a large paring knife…

I bought a pair of "RADA Heavy Duty Paring Knives with Black Resin Handle" in November 2016, used them in the kitchen almost every day and was so impressed with how good they are. made and versatile that I later bought more RADA products. Remember that I have other paring knives in my kitchen, such as B. the Dexter (made in the USA) and Victorinox (made in Switzerland) paring knives, which are very well made and very comfortable to use, but narrower in their design and/or intended for use…