🔪 Victorinox VIC-6.7733 Swiss Classic Paring Knife: 4" Serrated Spear Point Blade, 5/8" Width, Black Handle Review

Wow, that's a very sharp little knife. Be careful! But it's lightweight and easy to use. Cuts through tomatoes like warm butter.

I got a smaller version which I liked so much I decided to buy a bigger one. What magic knives! They allow quick and easy cutting of vegetables and fruit. What a blessing it is to have a knife that doesn't need to be sharpened every time you use it. VERY SHARP so be careful when working.

For many years I used a single Victorinox paring knife. But I needed more knives and I couldn't afford to spend hundreds. I loved this one and only knife so much that I made sure all my new knives were Victorinox! Just don't let children handle it unsupervised - and be careful yourself. They cut tough veggies like they're going through jelly!

Why did I buy this knife again? because I still have 7 years with a torn tip! But I still use it for a light haircut. The new one is designed for cutting small meat. If you want perfect slices of pork tenderloin, use this knife. Perfect tomato slices use this knife. But I warn you, be careful, if you barely touch the blade to your skin, it will cut.

Some things cut much better with a serrated knife. I have several knives from this series, some of which are over 20 years old. The most unkempt. Very high quality and durable. In my current temporary home I have had some of my non-serrated Victorinox knives, but I found the need for a serrated blade compelling enough to order this one. A good choice in all respects - medium size - goes well with tomatoes, bread/crusty buns etc.

I've had the round tip version with the orange handle for years and it's still as super sharp as the day I got it. The Spearhead is no exception. Although my main knives are Wüsthof, none of them have a serrated edge and I don't feel like spending money on a Wüsthof with a serrated edge, I'm not that conceited and knives are tools not badges. In sharpness and price they are unbeatable. I was amazed and still am after many years how they cut through things, even frozen ones lol. An indispensable