Bondi Beach Series Kiritsuke 20.5 cm - 8 inch Damascus Chef Knife
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Bondi Beach Series Kiritsuke 20.5 cm - 8 inch Damascus Chef Knife
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Performance-driven craftsmanship that elevates every slice
67-LAYER DAMASCUS STEEL
BONDI-INSPIRED HANDLE
VG-10 JAPANESE CORE
OCTAGONAL GRIP
67-LAYER DAMASCUS STEEL
BONDI-INSPIRED HANDLE
VG-10 JAPANESE CORE
OCTAGONAL GRIP
WHY IT’S BETTER WITH CHEF SUPPLY CO
Because “good enough” never built greatness.
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| Premium High-Grade Materials | ||
| Lifetime Warranty | ||
| Unique, Standout Handle Design | ||
| Long-Lasting Edge Retention | ||
| Total Control & Perfect Balance | ||
| Comfort for Extended Use |
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Kiritsuke blade shape improve performance compared to a standard chef knife?
Is the resin and wood burl handle durable enough for daily cooking?
What tasks is this 20.5 cm Kiritsuke most suitable for?
How do I maintain the Damascus pattern and VG-10 edge over time?
What is the return or warranty policy for this knife?
Chef Supply Co stands by its products and all Chef Supply Co branded products are backed by our limited lifetime warranty. Products not branded Chef Supply Co only carry a 12 month warranty unless the otherwise advised by the manufacturer.
We cover any faults of materials or workmanship at our discretion.
Can this knife cut through bones or frozen foods?
We recommend using a cleaver or specialty knife for bones or frozen items. Using a standard kitchen knife may damage the blade.
Is this knife dishwasher-safe?
We recommend handwashing to protect the blade’s edge and maintain the handle’s integrity. Dishwashers can dull the blade and damage the handle over time.
How should I sharpen this knife?
You can use a whetstone, honing rod, or professional sharpener. Regular honing maintains the edge, while sharpening restores it when dull.
What’s the best way to store this knife?
Store it in a knife block, magnetic strip, blade guard, or sheath to keep the edge protected and prevent accidents.