Sukenari SG2 Damascus K-tip Gyuto 270mm Birch
$749.95
Sukenari SG2 Damascus K-tip Gyuto 270mm Birch, Japanese chef’s knife
This gyuto is an all-round chef’s knife for slicing, dicing and rock-chopping across vegetables, meat and fish. The blade is a practical everyday length. Forged by Sukenari with a damascus finish, it pairs hard, keen Japanese steel with the thin grind and balance that let the blade glide through food with less resistance. The stainless steel keeps it easy to look after from day to day.
Sukenari gyuto specifications
| Maker | Sukenari |
|---|---|
| Knife type | Gyuto (Japanese chef’s knife) |
| Blade length | 270 mm |
| Steel | SG2/R2 powder stainless steel |
| Finish | Damascus (layered pattern) |
| Bevel | Double bevel |
| Best for | Everyday all-round prep |
Care and everyday use
It is at its best for everyday all-round prep. The stainless steel keeps maintenance low: hand wash and dry the blade after use, keep it off bone and frozen food, and touch up the edge on a whetstone when it starts to slow. There is no need to oil the blade, which makes it a forgiving choice for everyday cooking.
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by Alex J.
The SG2/R2 powder stainless steel takes a wicked edge. Fit and finish are excellent for the price.
by Tom B.
Beautiful Damascus finish and the edge is incredible. Exactly what I hoped for.
by Nathan W.
Best gyuto I have owned. Effortless push cuts and the food just falls off the blade.
by Ravi K.
Great gyuto. Took a light touch-up on the stones to get it exactly how I like it, then flawless.
by Ian F.
Scary sharp out of the box. Glides through onions and tomatoes with zero effort.
by David N.
Feels fantastic in the hand and the Damascus looks even better in person.