OAKSWARE 6 Inch Chef Knife

I'm not ashamed of this 6" chef's knife. The description is on the money and its the best value for the money. It is well made for a $10 knife and no one would suspect it costs so little. It is literally razor sharp out of the box and it shaves the hair off my arm with ease. Perhaps the edge may not keep as long as more expensive knives but it is high carbon stainless steel so it should perform just as well, and I can buy 3 of these compared to the highly rated $30-40 knives. Don't know about the the over $100 knives and am not worthy to own such finery. I only need working knives that can take abuse and be whipped back into shape. It has a heavy beefy handle and makes the knife's weight heavier than my trusty 8" Cuisinart chef's knife. It is generally a little too large for smaller hands, but my wife likes the larger handled knives because they are more comfortable for her arthritic hands. I like that is not wood and that makes it antibacterial. You won't be ashamed of this knife if someone asks to use it. And if they ruin it somehow you won't be angry. Its only a $10 knife. I'm glad I bought this.

Good sturdy knife. Very sharp, Well balanced. Well made. I find the size much better than my 8 inch Chef knife. Can't say how well it will hold up - but seems like a great knife.

For the low price & design (VERY similar to Wusthof's Classic chef knife) this knife is definitely serviceable. The weight, balance & overall feel of this knife is comparable to the much more expensive Wüsthof. BUT: I'm leaving this review after using the knife for 9 months, on a morning when I pulled it out to slice pork ribs and noticed pitting up & down the blade ☹️. This knife has NEVER been in the dishwasher. It has always been hand washed and put away carefully. But over the nine months I've been using it, I've noticed that it does not maintain its sharpness and has needed sharpening much more frequently than my Wusthof Classic chef's knife (as you would expect ). The quality of the blade is OK - but if you need a knife that will stand up to heavy duty use, that maintains its edge and is crafted of a very high-quality material, consider investing in a higher quality knife.

OK, so I was really worried about this Oaksware 6" Chef's Knife staying sharp and not rusting as had been mentioned in some of the reviews. Which, considering the low-cost investment, was kind of silly of me. After nearly two months of use, I am happy to report that there is no rust, no chipping (except one tinsy-tiny chiplet), and the knife is sharp. That said, I don't leave my knives out, especially not unwashed. They have their special place in the drawer, wrapped in cloth. When I'm done using this and my other chef's knife, I wash it and dry it completely to a polish. That's key, because that's how I know it is actually dry. Honestly, to me, that's just good knife hygiene. Microscopic food debris can be acidic and trap moisture along the edge, both doing very slow and steady, accumulative damage to the blade. Maybe the difference between an inexpensive knife and its fancy cousins is that the latter can take abuse with little consequence. But I don't mind babying my knives. In fact, I love doing it. This is one of my two kitchen babies. And nobody but me uses them. My spouse is a former chef, and they approve ;-) The other pro is that the handle is very nicely shaped for my size hand (size 6 in gloves). I didn't expect to like it, as I don't in my spouse's 8" chef's knife. Evidently, size matters. And, lastly, the weight is great at 2.7 oz., that's 5 oz's more than my other knife. CONS The only con is that the edges of the dull side of the knife could be a touch more rounded so they dig less into my skin when I grip the knife as I cut. But, hey, I'm not laying out the big buck here, so I am satisfied. 6-Month Update: Nothing new to report. Still babying the Oaksware with unabated enthusiasm. Still a super sharp knife edge. I sharpen it ever so glently with an old (and better) Wuesthof handheld sharpener. I've gotten used to the somewhat sharper edges. This has become my go-to knife for its superior edge.

Judge it for what it is, an inexpensive workhorse knife. I have several big name German knives, one Swiss, a Japanese, and a few from Ikea from travels. This knife is very sharp out of the box and holds up well after 3 months of regular use. I will get a few of these for travel and donate to my next few vacation rentals they are that affordable.

We bought 6 knives trying to find one that we liked. We used to like the OXO soft handle knives but they quit making alot of the sizes. These Oaksware knives are very high quality. They feel good in the hand. The handle is wide so it is comfortable to hold. The blade is very sharp. We have bought several sizes of Oaksware after trying them.

Why spend any more on a knife when this one is just as good. Unbelievably sharp and feels solid and comfortable to use. Have used it many many times now and I am still as impressed with the quality of the knife.

The OAKSWARE 6” Chef Knife is a solid mid-range choice for anyone who wants a reliable kitchen tool without breaking the bank. It’s impressively sharp right out of the box and handles everyday tasks—like slicing, dicing, and chopping—a breeze. I find myself reaching for it for nearly everything I cook, and so far, it consistently delivers great results. While I haven’t owned it for very long and am curious to see how it holds up over time, the knife feels sturdy in the hand and doesn’t have that cheap, flimsy sensation you sometimes get with budget options. Overall, if you’re looking for a dependable, sharp knife for daily use, this is a great option to consider.

Me llego hoy se ve muy bien me tardo en llegar problemas con mi dirección pero ya está aquí 😃 veremos que tal sale

Fiquei muito feliz e satisfeito com a qualidade , corte de presizao, muito afiada a melhor faca de cozinha que já vi