Wuesthof Classic 5-Inch Boning Knife | 
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| Brand: Wuesthof Category: Kitchen
List Price: $100.00 Buy New: $79.95 You Save: $20.05 (20%)
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Rating: 2 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3 Dimensions (in): 13.5 x 9.7 x 1.8
MPN: 4602 Model: 4602-7 UPC: 022934602082 EAN: 0022934602082
Release Date: July 31, 2001 Promotion: Get free shipping on this item when you spend $14.99 or more on All items sold by Witbecks offered by Witbecks. Terms and Conditions Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Narrow yet rigid blade best for most boning jobs | | • | Forged high-carbon stainless steel blade, hand-honed for razor-like sharpness | | • | Traditional-style composition handle is triple-riveted for strength and permanence | | • | Dishwasher safe | | • | Lifetime guarantee |
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Product Description The thin, narrow-yet-rigid blade of this knife makes it perfect for working around all but the most delicate bones. Its 5-inch blade bones larger cuts of meat and whole poultry with ease. Unlike many other boning knives, this one has a full bolster so your cutting hand is protected as you work. Plus, like all Wusthof knives, the 5 Inch Boning Knife is made in Germany and carries a lifetime warranty.
Amazon.com Review The thin, narrow-yet-rigid blade of this knife makes it perfect for working around all but the most delicate bones. Its 5-inch blade bones larger cuts of meat and whole poultry with ease. Unlike many other boning knives, this one has a full bolster so your cutting hand is protected as you work. Part of the Classic series, this knife represents two centuries of unexcelled Wuesthof craftsmanship. Like other cutlery in the series, it's hand-forged from a single piece of stainless steel for maximum strength; the hand-polished blade is exactingly calibrated to be hard enough to resist dulling yet soft enough to take a keen edge when it's honed or sharpened. Dishwasher-safe and with a traditionally shaped, ergonomically designed handle that is triple-riveted for durability, this knife brings a guaranteed lifetime of low-maintenance cutting to its owners. --Arthur Boehm
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| Customer Reviews:
Good knife, but over priced. September 4, 2003 Alpha (West Islip, NY United States) 6 out of 25 found this review helpful
I'm a classically trained chef and I've had the opportunity to use many types of knives. Wusthoff, Henckels, Sabatier, you name it. For the home, I can't say enough good things about Chicago Cutlery. I've had my set for more than 10 years. The blades hold their edge, they are comfortable in the hand, and cost far less than any of the imports.
Good Knife, But Do You Need It? November 16, 2001 D (Metro Detroit, MI USA) 23 out of 23 found this review helpful
There are really two main competitors in the high-end mainstream kitchen knife market: Henckels and Wusthof. Those who have used both usually have a preference. My preference (and therefore bias you should know about) is for the Wusthofs.The Wusthof Classic line is the more conservative counterpart to the Grand Prix line. The only difference, however, is the handle style. I personally prefer the Grand Prix, but this is an issue of personal preference. The balance and grip of these knives are as close to perfect as I have found. For those wondering what benefits a higher priced knife provides, one benefit is that the blade (or tang) is one piece all the way through the handle. This makes the blade much stronger, and less likely to snap. This particular model, the 5 inch boning knife is a good knife. In my review of the 6 inch cleaver I noted that most people really don't use a cleaver anymore, as they buy either pre-cut/pre-packaged meats, or they have the butcher cut the meat into loins or steaks for them. However, I think this knife is slightly more useful for the everyday cook than the cleaver. I find this knife useful for both boning and fat trimming. Although this knife is probably not essential for a starter collection, I would add this knife before a cleaver.
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