SHUN 7 INCH HOLLOW GROUND SANTOKU KNIFE

(1 customer review)

$213.00

A Shun 7 inch Hollow Ground Santoku Knife is a Japanese all-purpose kitchen knife.

Like a chef’s knife, the santoku is used for just about every cutting job in the kitchen. The name means “three virtues.” Depending on who you ask, the name refers either to the three types of foods it works well with—vegetables, poultry, and fish—or for the three types of cuts at which it excels—slicing, dicing, and chopping.

Hollow-ground indentations on the blade help reduce friction so the blade glides through the food more easily. When we first introduced the Shun Classic Hollow-Ground Santoku to the market, it was named “Kitchen Knife of the Year” by Blade magazine. The Shun Classic Hollow-Ground Santoku is part of the Shun Classic line of tasteful and contemporary cutlery.

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Description

The Shun 7 inch Hollow Ground Santoku Knife line features beautiful Damascus-clad blades and D-shaped ebony PakkaWood® handles. Yet behind these handcrafted knives’ beauty is function: razor-sharp blades offering top performance.

Shun’s steel, known for its incredible edge retention, is clad with Damascus stainless steel, then ground and bead-blasted, revealing the flowing pattern of the layered steel. The result is a line of knives that are sharp, durable, and corrosion resistant, as well as beautiful to behold.

The Shun Classic line also offers you the widest assortment of both traditional culinary blade shapes and cutting-edge designs, so you can always find the right knife for the task.

VG10 steel with Damascus-clad stainless steel finish

Beautiful D-shaped ebony pakkawood handle

Ideal for multi-purpose kitchen prep

Extreme 16-degree, convex-ground, double-bevel blade

Additional information

Weight .69 lbs
Dimensions 17 × 4 × 2 in
Brand

1 review for SHUN 7 INCH HOLLOW GROUND SANTOKU KNIFE

  1. Mark

    The blade on this Shun knife cuts things so smoothly, and I don’t have to spend as much time chopping away like I do with my other knives. Shun is the best!

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