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Masakage Koishi — Aogami Super Gyuto 180 mm

Precio de oferta$279.00 USD

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Masakage Koishi Stainless Clad Aogami Super Kurouchi Tsuchime 210mm Gyuto Wa Handle Tokushu Knife.
Masakage Koishi — Aogami Super Gyuto 180 mm Precio de oferta$279.00 USD
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Acero, construcción y cuidados

Nuestro catálogo incluye aceros inoxidables, semiinoxidables y al carbono seleccionados por el rendimiento y la durabilidad de su filo. Los aceros al carbono pueden desarrollar una pátina, mientras que los aceros inoxidables están diseñados para resistir la decoloración. Sigue las indicaciones de cuidado de cada página de producto, lava siempre el cuchillo a mano y sécalo inmediatamente después de usarlo.

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Dave Van Gorder
Twice As Satisfied!

My second knife from Tokushu and I'm twice as satisfied.

The first one was a Yu Kurosaki Fujin petty knife. Killer. Great looks. Great blade. Great buying experience.

So, why twice as satisfied? Well, my second knife was a Masakage Koishi Gyuto. Unbelievably great knife. Same great price. Same great service.

Tokushu has great prices, great service, fast shipping, a great selection and the team is top shelf. You can't go wrong.

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Adam
Perfect first Japanese Knife

I wanted to buy my first hand forged Japanese knife and the consensus online and from a friend was to start out with a Masakage gyuto. This ticks all the boxes for a perfect first Japanese knife. Carbon steel with stainless cladding makes it a great cutter without having to baby it. Its got a super sharp edge, but it's not too thin where I have to worry too much about it chipping. The 210mm length handles any cutting task without feeling too big and unwieldy for someone who isn't a pro chef. It feels good in my hand and it looks good too. Lastly, it's priced as a premium hand made knife without being astronomically expensive like some other Japanese Knives. All in all its a great middle of the road, good at everything first knife. I'd also be completely happy if it was my last Japanese knife, but nobody ever stops at one.