Premium Rada Cutlery Utility Steak Knives Set: 6-Piece Stainless Steel Black Handle Knives, USA-Made Gift Set Review

We have been using this set for a few years now. The metal isn't as strong as the old Rada knives, but the blade cuts very well. These knives are general purpose/steak knives and very well suited for this purpose. I can easily cut apples and steaks. I even ordered a set for our kids who gave it to us and they love it too. I recently bought a Rada sharpener and use it every few weeks. A few simple steps and the knives are perfectly sharp again!

We've enjoyed Rada knives since 1993, when we spotted our first Rada in a small Indiana store on our way west. We've fallen in love with her so much that we even wrap her up when we're relaxing in our timeshares carrying only dull knives. We bought these steak knives for our youngest daughter for Christmas this year. We previously bought for our oldest daughter. I would highly recommend the Rada, except maybe for the cheese knife which doesn't seem to cut straight. I hope you enjoy your…

The handles are small and made of poor quality resin. These knives are for those looking for an inexpensive set, especially if you have small hands and/or are willing to use them as disposables. I was surprised to find established US style steak knives at this price point, but now I see how a manufacturer can offer them at this price point. They work and they will keep going. for some time. You don't have to be trendy. But if you want a steak knife that feels solid in your hand and will last…

I love these knives. They replaced a set of other TV commercial steak knives I've had for years. I would love these knives but I cut myself twice with them (my fault). Make no mistake, these knives are sharp and you'll be happy with them too. They are dishwasher safe and cut meat without a serrated edge. They're packaged in a nice box so I think they'd make gifts, but the handle is black lightweight composite. The handle has a "cheap" feel, but the blades are a reminder that the handle's…

I'm just blown away by these knives. My teenagers call them "mini swords". They are incredibly sharp. Pros: Knives are very light. They are not bulky and easily fit into a knife block because they are incredibly thin. Cons: The ONLY thing that could be a downside is that they are so thin that some people with big hands might have trouble handling them. keep it simple I saw some reviews talking about the silver coming off the handle. I had black pencils and never had a problem with anything like

I bought this knife set because I bought our first Rada knife for $1 over 30 years ago and it is still perfectly sharp and used every day. My original complete Rada knife set was purchased about 20 years ago and I use all of the knives. When I saw the new black handle knives I just couldn't help but buy them. I ordered a good set and also a set of steak knives. The real secret of my love for these knives is this little sharpener that is easy to use and will cut your knife like new, right out of

After reading customer reviews I decided to go for knives with plastic handles so they really don't get damaged if someone puts them in the dishwasher (*cough* girlfriend *cough*) . . They are very sharp and easy to sharpen. It's hard to find anything reasonably priced in the US, so when I needed a set I grabbed these knives. I understand the complaint about the grips; Their handles can be 0.5 inches shorter than my cheap Target butter knives. However, my non-expert opinion is that they appear…

Everyone seems to complain that this knife's handle is too short and flimsy. All are absolutely right. I am giving these knives 5 stars not because I think they are outstanding compared to anything on the market but because they are outstanding for their price. At around $5 a knife, they're a bargain. I really want the Rada to listen to all of our feedback because we know best. If they had simply copied the handle profile of the Wüsthof steak knife and increased the selling price accordingly…