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Victorinox 4-inch Boston Oyster Knife
The 4-inch Victorinox Boston oyster knife is ideally suited to delicately shelled oysters from the Pacific Northwest. The thin, long tip works well with fluted shells, and the long blade makes it easy to slice the adductor muscle and free the oyster.Deep-cupped Pacific oysters have thin, layered shells that crumble under a blunt knife. The narrow tip finds the hinge without breaking the shell, and the length reaches across a large oyster in one stroke.Work the tip into the hinge and twist, then run the blade along the inside of the top shell and under the oyster. Hold the shell level to keep the liquor.A towel or a cut-resistant glove protects the hand holding the shell, and the Details explain safe shucking.For a shorter, all-round blade, see the Victorinox 3-inch Boston Style Oyster Knife. For thick Gulf oysters, the Victorinox 4-inch Galveston Oyster Knife is stronger. The table in the Details compares the shucking knives. Learn More$21.00 -
Victorinox 4-inch Produce Knife
The Victorinox 4-inch produce knife is used by grocers to trim lettuce and to open fruit to judge or demonstrate ripeness. The blunt tip and single sharpened edge make it a safe, quick knife for a produce department, a farm stand or a busy kitchen.Use it to trim the outer leaves from a head of lettuce, cut a melon or a mango open for display and clean up stems and blemishes before shelving. The short blade is easy to control in the hand and on a cutting board.The blunt tip keeps the knife from piercing packaging or a hand when it is carried in an apron pocket.Hone the edge regularly; a sharp produce knife bruises less of the leaf it trims, which keeps a display looking fresh longer.For more blade, see the Victorinox 6-inch Produce Knife. For whole melons, the Victorinox 12-inch Watermelon Knife has the length. Our Kitchen Knife Shapes guide explains produce shapes. Learn More$15.45 -
Victorinox Fibrox Pro 10-inch Granton Edge Slicer
The Victorinox Fibrox Pro 10-inch Granton edge slicer is an excellent choice for slicing meat, fish and poultry. Its round tip and Granton hollows give thin slices that release from the blade instead of clinging to it.The hollows trap a thin layer of air between the steel and the food, which matters on moist, fatty cuts such as brisket and smoked salmon. Each slice falls away, so the next stroke starts clean.Draw the knife toward you in one long stroke and let the blade’s length do the work. The textured handle stays secure when it is wet.The round tip keeps the knife safe on a carving station in front of guests.For the wood-handled version, see the Hardwood 10-inch Granton Edge Slicer. The Fibrox Pro 10-inch Round Tip Slicer is the plain-edged round tip slicer, and the 12-inch Granton slicer gives more reach. The table in the Details compares the slicers. Learn More$67.00 -
Victorinox Fibrox Pro 9-inch Offset Serrated Knife
The Victorinox Fibrox Pro 9-inch offset serrated knife is a versatile workhorse, used for everything from a bread and panini knife to slicing through frozen foods. The offset handle raises the hand above the blade, so the knuckles clear the board at the bottom of every cut.The 9-inch serrated edge grips and cuts through crusty breads without compressing the soft interior. It slices tomatoes and sandwiches cleanly, and on a deli line it cuts a stack of pressed sandwiches in one stroke each.Because the blade sits below the hand, you can cut straight down through a sandwich or a loaf on the board without tilting the knife. Saw with light pressure and let the serrations do the work.For a shorter offset blade, see the Fibrox Pro 7-inch Offset Bread Knife, or the Hardwood 7-inch Offset Bread Knife in wood. The table in the Details compares all Victorinox bread knives, and our Kitchen Knife Shapes guide explains offset shapes. Learn More$40.00 -
Victorinox Nylon Paring Knife Pouch with Clip
Around the shop, we wear this pouch with a serrated Victorinox paring knife, the one known as the Little Vicky, and use the pair for opening boxes. When a small knife is clipped to your belt, there is no temptation to grab a good kitchen knife and dull it on cardboard. The same setup works in a produce department, a garden or anywhere else a paring knife gets used all day.The nylon pouch holds a 3.25-inch paring knife and clips onto a belt or waistband, so the knife is at hand with the edge covered.
Knives That FitOur usual pairing is the Victorinox Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Serrated Paring Knife, Red Handle. The Victorinox Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Serrated Sheep's Foot Paring Knife, Red Handle and the Victorinox Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Spear Point Paring Knife, Red Handle fit as well. Four-inch paring knives are too long for this pouch.Our Kitchen Knife Shapes guide explains the knives it is made to carry. Learn More -
Victorinox Swiss Classic 4-inch Serrated Paring Knife, Red Handle
The Victorinox Swiss Classic 4-inch serrated paring knife with a red handle is an ideal paring knife for fruits and vegetables. The serrated edge lasts longer between sharpenings than a plain edge, and it is also good for cutting steak at the table.The extra length over the 3.25-inch parer reaches across a large tomato or a peach in one stroke, and the pointed tip cores and trims. The red handle is easy to find in a drawer and suits a color-coded kitchen.Use a light sawing motion and let the serrations catch the skin. On the board, the 4-inch blade slices small bread rolls and sausages as well.The same blade with a black handle is the Swiss Classic 4-inch Serrated Paring Knife, Black Handle, and with a green handle the green version. For the shorter red serrated parer, see the Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Serrated Paring Knife, Red Handle. Our Kitchen Knife Shapes guide explains paring knife shapes. Learn More -
Victorinox Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Serrated Spear Point Paring Knife, White Handle
The Victorinox 3.25-inch white-handled Swiss Classic serrated parer is good for slicing tomatoes and cutting through tougher fruits and vegetables, where a plain paring knife slips. The pointed tip cores and trims, and the nylon handle is light and secure in the hand.Serrations keep their bite for a long time without honing, which makes this a low-maintenance knife for daily use. Slice citrus and stone fruit, cut a crusty roll or trim green beans on the board.Draw the knife back and forth with light pressure and let the teeth do the work. The white handle suits a kitchen that color-codes its tools.It slices a sandwich or a bagel neatly, too, and travels well in a nylon pouch.The plain-edged version with a white handle is the Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Spear Point Paring Knife, White Handle. For a red handle, see the red serrated parer. Our Kitchen Knife Shapes guide explains paring knife shapes. Learn More -
Victorinox Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Serrated Paring Knife, Black Handle
The Victorinox 3.25-inch serrated paring knife with a black handle is a tried and true classic. The serrated edge slices through soft and tough skins alike, and the pointed tip handles coring and detail work.Use it to slice tomatoes, trim citrus, core apples and cut garnishes. The serrations keep their bite for a long time, so the knife stays sharp-feeling through months of daily use with no honing.Draw the blade back and forth with light pressure rather than pressing down. The teeth catch the skin of a tomato or a plum and cut it cleanly, leaving the flesh whole.Victorinox has discontinued this black-handled model, and the remaining stock is limited. The red-handled version is the Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Serrated Paring Knife, Red Handle, and the Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Serrated Spear Point Paring Knife, White Handle is the white-handled version. For a longer serrated blade, see the 4-inch black serrated parer. Our Kitchen Knife Shapes guide explains paring knife shapes. Learn More -
Victorinox Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Serrated Paring Knife, Red Handle
Tomato skin, avocado and ripe figs give a straight edge trouble, because the blade slides before it bites. The wavy edge on this Victorinox Swiss Classic paring knife catches the surface at once, and the pointed tip reaches into small work such as deveining shrimp. Off the cutting board, the same edge cuts fishing line and packing tape. Our customers for this knife are split about evenly between trade work and home kitchens.Victorinox lengthened the handle when it replaced the older 5.0631 model, and the newer handle gives a fuller, more comfortable grip. The serrations keep cutting for a long time between sharpenings.
Pointed, Sheep’s Foot or Straight Edge?For trimming and peeling produce on a board, the Victorinox Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Serrated Sheep's Foot Paring Knife, Red Handle has a flat edge and no point. If you prefer a plain edge for peeling and fine slicing, the Victorinox Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Spear Point Paring Knife, Red Handle has the same shape without serrations. The same serrated blade also comes with a black handle as the Victorinox Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Serrated Paring Knife, Black Handle, and the Victorinox Swiss Classic 4-inch Serrated Paring Knife, Red Handle adds length for larger fruit and vegetables.Our Kitchen Knife Shapes guide explains paring knife shapes. Learn More -
Victorinox Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Spear Point Paring Knife, Black Handle
The 3.25-inch spear point parer is the basic Victorinox paring knife, and this one has a black Swiss Classic handle. Its pointed tip handles work in the hand, such as peeling, coring and hulling, and small jobs on the board, such as mincing a shallot or a clove of garlic.The blade tapers to a fine point that pierces skins and lifts out seeds accurately. The light, textured handle fits large and small hands and stays secure when it is wet.Hold the fruit in one hand and draw the blade toward your thumb in short, controlled strokes. On the board, use the tip for fine cuts and keep the edge flat for slicing.The same knife comes with a red or a white handle. For a straight edge and no point, see the Swiss Classic 3.25-inch Sheep’s Foot Paring Knife, and for a little more length, the 4-inch black parer. Our Kitchen Knife Shapes guide explains paring knife shapes. Learn More
