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Victorinox Fibrox Pro 8" Chef's Knife

Best forHome cooks replacing a dull block-set knife.
Why it's worth itSwiss-made, sharp out of the box, and its grippy handle stays safe when wet. It's the budget knife professional testers keep recommending. A $150 knife holds an edge a bit longer, but this one does the daily chopping just as well.
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Our take

This knife is for home cooks who mostly use one knife for everything, and especially for anyone still struggling with a dull knife from a cheap block set. It handles chopping vegetables, slicing meat and mincing herbs.

It is light, comes sharp, and has a textured handle that stays secure even when your hands are wet. The stamped blade is easy to sharpen at home, and it has been a long-running favorite in cooking schools and product reviews because it performs far above its cost.

The handle is practical rather than pretty, and the softer steel needs honing more often than premium forged knives. If you want a heavier knife with a full bolster, or a harder Japanese-style blade that holds an edge longer, expect to pay considerably more.

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