🔪 Rada Cutlery Knives Gift Set - Stainless Steel Blades & Black Steel Resin Handles, Set of 7, 11 1/4 Inches Review

I love these knives, they cut well and feel good but two of them weren't sharp so I don't know what happened there, I had to sharpen them myself

Love love these knives! I agree the handles are smaller but I have small hands so it fits perfectly. They are very sharp. I didn't realize how bad my old knives were until I started using these. There are great knives for the hobby cook because they are very economical. I definitely love that they are made in the USA.

Rada and I met in an Amish town in Iowa. It was a small gift shop with unusual items and I was amazed at the prices of these cutlery. The first use after our return home continued to be amazed at the sharpness of the items purchased. In the meantime, in addition to this starter set, we have also bought a few individual knives. We have replaced 90% of our old knives. I can unreservedly recommend RADA!

I bought these for my son and his wife because their knives were just plain sad. I have been using Rada cutlery for many years. I have to say that I have used many other brands of knives and this is my second favorite of all the knives I have ever used. My first favorite is the brand you have to mortgage your house for. You can't beat Rada's price. I cook A LOT and this is the LAST. I especially love the cheese knife and the tomato knife. I only have regular stainless steel which looks nice but

Pretty decent knives for the money. The blades are thin and I notice that they flex a little when I'm cutting something particularly tough. But overall good knives and I love the cheese knife. It replaced my expensive house party cheese knives which I bought and which were my favorites. The chef's knife is very small. A hooked paring knife is great for piercing the skin of what you're cutting so it doesn't soften before the knife cuts. Also great for stamping things. The handles are small so…

I was looking for knives for my wife as she has practically NO decent knives. I researched a lot about different knives and wanted to buy her a good brand of knives. I looked at all the big Henckels, Shun, RH Forschner, Wüsthof, Global, etc. I even checked out a few deals I found on Ginsu (insert here the jibes and laughter of the pros at the overly commercialized knife brand :-).) I'm not saying these knives are bad anyway, each ticks all the boxes a different purpose and every person (and…