| Ginsu knives have commercial quality, high carbon, Japanese stainless steel blades. Stainless Steel handles are built for extreem strength and durability. Hardwood storage blocks keep your knives organized, safe and ready to use. This set includes a 8-inch Chef's Knife, 8-inch Slicer, 8-inch Bread knife, 7-inch Santoku Knife, 5-inch Boning knife 4-1/2-inch Utility Knife, 3-1/2-inch Paring Knife, Six 4-1/2-inch Steak Knives, Shears a Hardwood Block, 6-1/2-inch Cleaver, Fork, Spoon, Spotted Spoon and Spatula. |
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- 20-piece package includes 8-inch Chef's, 8-inch Slicer, 8-inch Bread, 7-inch Santoku, 5-inch Boning, 4-1/2-inch Utility
- Also includes 3-1/2-inch Paring, 6-1/2-inch Cleaver, six 4-1/2-inch steak knives, fork, spoon, slotted spoon, shears, spatula
- Hardwood block keeps pieces organized, safe, and ready; blades made with commercial-quality, high-carbon, Japanese stainless-steel
- Unique double-edge blades provide precision cutting; serrated knives never need sharpening
- Stainless-steel handles built for extreme strength and durability; set is backed by limited lifetime warranty
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 Exceeded my expectations |
| Review Date: May 8, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Firelock1776, |
| I bought this knife set to replace a cheap set we received as a wedding gift 16 years ago. This set makes the old one look like a toy. The construction of the knives is very solid, from the metal handles to the blades. They cut wonderfully. With the ladles, extra knives, and such this set is also quite a bargain. |
kick @$$ knifes
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| Review Date: September 3, 2007 |
| Reviewer: M. Hamilton, Las Vegas, NV |
| If you would have told me I would be buying ginus as a serious knife I would have laughed in your face. Well I did and these knifes are great. My wife the chief in the house loves them, I just cut stuff with em. $100 for a set buy em. |
Love 'em!
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| Review Date: February 11, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Russell Hougham, Boston, MA USA |
| I bought this product on price not expecting much, but they are excellent and fit with my kitchen decor. Wish they had a higher spec product available. |
It feels like home!
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| Review Date: November 14, 2009 |
| Reviewer: D. Klinkenberg, MN |
If you have never used this knife before you will be amazed!
I owned on prior but during a divorce my ex hid the knifes the day I moved out, knowing they were my favored item in the kitchen. These knifes are now replaced. they are perfect and once you get a handle on the capabilities of this knife the possibilities are endless! For me it makes my kitchen feel more like home.
They are not weird to hold, they are extremly sharp and they have a fliud shape to them this is a way awesome product! They are very comparable to the Cutco brand! |
Shock and Awe
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| Review Date: March 7, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Jenna sais quoi, California |
These are sharp. They are knives. They are heavy and gleam impressively. They will work.
Yes, your pretentious friends will give you crap and ask you if you sit around all day slicing cans open and practicing your karate moves. Thy will ask if they can borrow your Slap Chop. They are just jealous of your stylin' ninja moves- and that they spent several hundred dollars towards the same end. You both have knives to cut stuff up and to hang out on your countertop, gleaming like they mean business.
I never realized how dull my past knives have been, until I started unwrapping these. The first thing I cut with my new knives: myself. I don't hold that against them (or anything else that I want to keep attached to myself, for that matter.) For the record, the Santoku was the culprit. These things come in cardboard sheaths wrapped in plastic, and while I was sliding it out of the cardboard, it split the sheath and slit my fingers. We're not just talking about a scratch- I had to apply pressure, elevate, and bandage. Whoops.
So um, be careful. Sorry if that makes me sound like your mom.
All the knives in this set are serrated, except for the Santoku and the cleaver: these two knives also do not have a handy dandy spot in the knife block. That's okay, they adorn my magnetic knife strip with grace and style. The stainless utensils- eh. Let's face it, they're just window dressing, for the most part.
I haven't used the cleaver yet- the santoku has chopped the heck out of some cilantro, the bread knife whizzed through an artisan loaf with a hard crust, the steak knives whistle through your carnivorous entrees with ease, and the paring knife eviscerated an unripe pear practically by itself.
Love my new Ginsus- I am probably going to get the bonus steak knives, carving set, so my cleaver and Santoku won't be so lonely on the knife strip- I pitched my other knives.
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Ginsu knives
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| Review Date: January 28, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Emily Cardin, New Hampshire |
I love these knives, they work so well.
Very durable. They are extremely sharp,
I love the design of the knives and
the block. They would look great in
any kitchen. |
Fantastic set!
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| Review Date: February 8, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Mike Phillips, Makawao, Maui |
After using the set for a week, I enjoy the solid feel and precise handling of these knives. They have exceeded my expectations; using them should give me years of pleasure.
Thanks Amazon for having one of the better knife sets at such an affordable price. As an amateur chef, this is all I'll ever need in my kitchen. |
Great knife set
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| Review Date: December 29, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Susan Young, Charlotte, NC |
| My sister in law wanted a knife set for Christmas so I purchased this one. She was very excited when she received this and the knives feel very sturdy. |
Ginsu knife set 20 piece
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| Review Date: March 6, 2010 |
| Reviewer: StoneAge, North America |
| This knife set was what i expected for the money. Eight different knives plus a steak knife set,with sissors and utensils. My only bitch is that the block does not hold all the knives,two knives have to be stored seperately,that makes no sense. Other than that,i am using the set often and enjoying it. |
A "Real Deal" Knife Set
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| Review Date: July 8, 2010 |
| Reviewer: D. Kaiser, Michigan |
| These are some serious knives. They ooze of quality and style not to mention some impressive heft. Top notch materials with amazing fit and finish. Would expect to pay $125-$175 for closest comparable set. This set just happened to be my top pick under 200 AND one of the cheapest, at 53 bucks shipped.... Totally unreal deal. Very nice indeed. |
Great knife set
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| Review Date: January 20, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Anand Vijayachandran, Phoenix, AZ |
Pros: This knife set is really good. The blades are all sharp and cuts through fruits and vegetables seamlessly. The large knife is good for meat (tried on chicken).
Cons: The knife is not dishwasher safe and needs to be cleaned and dried immediately after use. |
Japanese label on product made in China
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| Review Date: February 10, 2010 |
| Reviewer: W. James Dielen, Rio Verde, AZ |
| First the item was delivered without ordering issues. However, the package clearly states it is a Ginsu knife set with a Japanese stainless steel label; however, all knives are made in China. Are these the same quality? Will they stay sharp and last as long? |
Was disappointed.
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| Review Date: July 8, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Jesse Or Carol Lafevers, |
I gave this to my daughter, she got rid of her other knives only to find out that these were not sharp. She rarely uses them. She can't even peel potatoes with them. They are all serated which we did not know. No I would not recommend them to anyone else. Sorry.
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Didn't ship one of the knives!
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| Review Date: January 30, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Jessica C. Luttrell, austin, tx |
| Knives were fine except they didn't ship the pearing knife. And I tried to dispute it but it wouldn't let me unless I returned the whole thing. Ridiculous. |
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