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Shin Chef Knife / Santoku Knife 16 cm, Black
£61.80£103.00
Shin chef knife by Kyocera with an innovative design with a precise, ceramic Z212 blade perfect for taking on any challenge in the kitchen.
Shin Chef Knife / Santoku Knife 16 cm, Black£61.80
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- Free shipping over £149 (small items, UK only)
- No import fees – all duties pre-paid! (UK only)
- 30 days return policy
Product information
The chef knife by Kyocera has an innovative design with a precise, ceramic Z212 blade perfect for taking on any challenge in the kitchen. It has a comfortable handle in ABS-plastic for a better grip.
- This chef knife is part of Kyocera's Shin collection.
- Shin is appreciated for the sharp Z212 blade and the innovative design.
- Ceramic, black blade with an ergonomic handle and a precise use.
- Also available as 14 cm santoku knife.
- Length: 160 mm.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Washing up by hand is recommended to maintain the product's lifetime.
About the chef knife from Kyocera
- This chef knife is part of Kyocera's Shin collection.
- Shin is appreciated for the sharp Z212 blade and the innovative design.
- Ceramic, black blade with an ergonomic handle and a precise use.
- Also available as 14 cm santoku knife.
- Length: 160 mm.
Care advice for the chef knife
- Dishwasher safe.
- Washing up by hand is recommended to maintain the product's lifetime.
About the brand
Japanese Kyocera manufactures printers, brake pads in Ferrari Cars, bottom plates in space shuttles and now the knives. Space technology has come into the kitchen! Ceramics is the world's hardest material after diamond. You can concentrate on cooking and not on sharpening your knives.
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Ratings & Reviews
5
3 Reviews
Ratings / TrustScore
DateRating
Annika W23-07-09
Sharp! Haven't had it in my possession that long but nothing negative yet. It is, however, a bit more fragile than steel knives, but the sharpness is unbeatable.
Review translated from Swedish.
Peter S23-07-08
An eternal favourite, which is now available with a black blade.
It is even prettier and the blade does not discolor like the white blade does. You have to be a little more careful when using the knife, it is more sensitive to impact and twisting than a steel knife
Fantastic knife and beautiful in its black design
The ceramic blade must be handled with care
Review translated from Swedish.
Annika K23-07-06
Fantastic! Doesn't stick like a steel knife, super sharp, fits well in the hand. Has everything you could want from a knife. Affordable. Has an older version of the Kyocera knife, ceramic. It stayed sharp for years without sharpening, looking forward to seeing the life of this Shin be even longer!
All!
Nothing
Review translated from Swedish.