Best Selling Knives

The F. Dick ErgoGrip 8.25 in. Breaking Knife the task of the butcher's break knife is to produce beautiful pieces of meat that have been cleanly separated from components such as tendons and fibres and can then be processed further without any problems. However, it can also be used for rough cutting, including the quartering of whole meat products, which are then processed into large cuts. The subsequent process of portioning or cutting the meat into ready-to-eat pieces - known as fine cutting - requires precision and exact cutting action. That is why it is important that you have a sharp butcher's knife in your hands so that the meat is cut cleanly and is not torn. Especially expensive meat cuts such as fillets would suffer a significant reduction in value as a result. The butcher's breaking knife, also called a skinning knife, has a long and curved blade that allows you to make a long, pulling cut. It is used to cut large pieces of meat. You can also use it to remove skin and fatty fibres. It is very suitable for shearing and covering. The butcher's knife is used as a versatile tool in slaughterhouses and butcher's shops. A break knife is distinguished first and foremost by the shape of its blade. It is on the narrow side, curved upwards and tapered to a point at the front. This simplifies handling and allows the knife to glide along easily when cutting. The cuts are long and can be made in a flowing movement, while the more comfortable hand position is easy on the wrist. Learn More

The F. Dick Expert Grip 2K Semi-Flex Boning Knife is designed for high usage de-boning work. The boning knife is used to cleanly separate the bone from the meat, a process known as boning. It is also used for skinning meat and poultry and cutting through tendons. The boning knife’s primary use is it to separate meat from the bone. Hardly any other knife is subjected to such stress and strain as a boning knife. It must prove itself as a reliable and safe helper in all work processes. In the meat industry, in slaughtering and cutting, as well as in butchers' shops, the boning knife must continually demonstrate its quality. The knife must be particularly easy to grip, as it requires frequent handling. The boning knife is held like a dagger and guided along the bone so that the meat is removed cleanly and evenly. When it is used for shearing, i.e. cutting meat, the knife is held in the normal gripping position, as it is when removing tendons or skin. Our boning knives are specially designed for this professional use in terms of blade shape, handle design and the materials used. The unique handle is designed to not only be highly ergonomic, for comfort, but also features a slip proof handle even when wet or greasy. This is what we refer to as a "double pour" handle. Meaning that there is a hard-inner core encased in a soft grip. This is to ensure that no bacteria can become wedged between the blade and handle. NSF Certified, Made in Germany. Learn More

The I.O. Shen 5 in. Utility Knife is great for heavy vegetable prep the extra weight added to the handle adds balance and the proprietary VG-10 blend has great edge retention. This prep knife will hold up in busy kitchen. This 125mm / 5″ utility knife is paired with a slender handle and a tapered blade. It is perfect for fine slicing or cubing small quantities of meat or fish or herb and garlic preparation. It may be a small knife but it can tackle the hardest of food stuff! I.O. Shen knives offer a unique blend of Japanese and Western sensibilities, setting them apart from the traditional Japanese knife. Sure, their Triplex Steel Technology is a marvel, but the design elevates them to another level. Learn More

Master the Art of the Perfect Layer: The Professional Baker's Secret for Precision Slicing When it comes to professional pastry work, the difference between a good cake and a masterpiece lies in the precision of the internal architecture. While a standard serrated bread knife is excellent for crusty loaves, it is often too thick and rigid for the delicate crumb of a sponge cake or genoise. The Thermohauser 12" Baker's Knife is the specialist tool designed to solve this specific challenge. Engineered for Delicate Textures Unlike aggressive bread knives that 'saw' through the cake, creating excessive crumbs and uneven surfaces, the Thermohauser features a thinner, ultra-flexible blade. This flexibility is critical; it allows the baker to feel the resistance of the cake and maintain a perfectly horizontal plane as they glide through the sponge. Whether you are aiming for a standard split or ambitious 4-layer torting, this knife ensures each sheet is uniform in thickness from edge to center. Professional German Craftsmanship Manufactured in Germany, this knife embodies the durability and edge retention expected in high-volume commercial bakeries. The 12-inch length is intentionally oversized to allow for a continuous, smooth stroke across even large-diameter cakes, preventing the 'stair-stepping' effect caused by shorter blades. The ergonomic handle provides a secure grip, ensuring that even under the pressure of a busy pastry station, your cuts remain clean, smooth, and professional. This isn't just a knife; it's a precision instrument for those who take the physics of baking seriously. Learn More

Friedrich Dick’s 1905 paring knife is one of the better options for a smaller blade offered around the world today. This Paring knife is great for peeling, slicing and garnishing fruits and vegetables, this knife comes with an incredible edge out of the box and can cut the thinnest most even slices of tomatoes for a paring knife. F. Dick uses state of the art technology that the pioneered to ensure each knife is optimally balanced, handles are hygienically sealed and knives are laser tested to ensure even grind and taper. Learn More

F. Dick 3" Oyster Knife: The Connoisseur's Choice for Delicate Oysters For those who appreciate the nuanced flavors of delicate, wavy-edged oysters like the exquisite Kumamoto or its renowned hybrids, the F. Dick 3-inch Oyster Knife is an indispensable tool. Meticulously crafted with a fully forged, full tang design, this knife offers unparalleled strength and balance. Its pointed tip and precisely sharpened single edge are perfectly calibrated to navigate the unique shells of these premium bivalves, as well as small clams, Olympia, and Belon oysters, ensuring a clean and effortless opening. Elevate your oyster experience with a knife designed for true precision. This shucker was named the Best Overall Oyster Knife by Food and Wine Magazine in August 2024 and Best Oyster Opener for Experienced Users by America's Test Kitchen.  Learn More

The Masahiro Virgin Carbon 210mm Gyuto is one of chef David's favorite knives. A reliable workhorse with scalpel like precision. The asymetrical shape of this knife drops through food with remarkable ease, pushing each slice cleanly from the blade. This blade size is an excellent choice for line cooks who don't have the space to accomodate a larger knife. This knife takes a beautiful edge that can be maintained between sharpenings with a quality honing steel. We highly recommend this knife, it is one of our most popular models (with good reason)! Learn More

The Mac Professional 7.9 in. (200mm) Chef Knife is Mac's most popular chef knife.  This knife has a traditional Gyuto profile, unlike the other Mighty MACs in the Professional line which have a French or Western profile; this is a flat knife, the blade of which makes substantial contact with the cutting board at all times. The dimples, or granton edge, create air pockets between the blade and starchy foods to prevent sticking. Use this chef knife for almost any kitchen task, including mincing, dicing, chopping and slicing. Tempered using a special sub-zero treatment this knife is both harder and tougher than others with the same steel composition. Accolades: This knife has been named the Best Chef's Knife Overall by Bon Appétit. It has also been named the Best Overall Chef's Knife by Food and Wine Magazine and the Best Chef's Knife for Most Cooks by Wirecutter. Learn More

A high-performance Japanese gyuto built for speed, efficiency, and clean food release in demanding environments. The Glestain 724TK 240mm (9.4") Gyuto is built for high-volume prep where speed, consistency, and reduced fatigue matter. This blade combines Glestain’s signature dimpled design with a durable steel that holds an edge well and is easy to maintain. It isn’t brittle and can be quickly brought back with a honing rod. This makes it practical for long prep sessions and daily use. This knife improves the quality and consistency of your cuts. It produces clean, repeatable results with less effort, which becomes clear with regular use. If you are actively developing your technique, it is still important to practice with other knives as well, so you don’t develop bad habits. Glestain uses a patented Kullenschliff (dimpled) pattern. These deep, rectangular scallops create space between the blade and the ingredient. This reduces the suction effect you get with starchy vegetables. Food releases more easily and sticks less to the blade. This means cleaner cuts and a cleaner workspace. Less fatigue. Higher efficiency. The blade is made from sub-zero treated Acuto 440 stainless steel. It is hardened to 58–59 HRC. This gives you a balance of edge retention and toughness without the fragility you see in harder Japanese knives. Most knives are shaped like an isosceles triangle with both sides tapering evenly from the spine to the edge. They are sometimes sharpened with a steeper bevel on one side, but the blade itself remains symmetrical. Glestain knives are different. They are shaped more like a right triangle, commonly described as a 70/30 asymmetrical grind. On a right-handed knife, the left side of the blade drops straight down from the spine, while the right side tapers in at a steeper angle. This geometry lets the blade fall into each cut with very little resistance. Each slice pushes away from the blade naturally, so you can move cleanly into the next cut. This knife is part of the TK series. It has a stainless steel bolster and a full-tang PakkaWood handle. The added weight helps the blade glide through food with little effort. Hand-finished in Niigata, Japan, by Honma Kagaku.  
Who This Is For Professional cooks and serious home users High-volume prep work Users who want less sticking and smoother cutting Not ideal for: Users who want to sharpen their knives in a standard electric or draw sharpener. This knife should be sharpened on stones or with a belt system that allows you to set different angles for each side. Learn More