Sharpening Steels

Sharpening Rods, also called Sharpening Steels and Honing Rods, are handheld tools used to hone or sharpen cutlery. They come in a variety of materials (mainly Steel, Ceramic and Diamond), a range of shapes (Round, Square, Oval and Flat), and varying degrees of courseness (smooth, polish, course, etc). We carry a very large selection of honing and sharpening steels and offer a breadth of information regarding the appropriate application of each tool. Please let us know if you need help selecting the proper honing steel for your cutlery or intended purpose; we are happy to offer our expertise.

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  • Victorinox Classic 8 in. Med-Fine Honing Rod

    Precision Blade Maintenance, Every Time You Cook
    Elevate your knife care routine with the Victorinox Classic 8-inch Medium-Fine Honing Rod — the professional-grade tool trusted by home cooks and culinary experts alike. Engineered to keep your blades performing at their peak, this honing steel is the effortless solution to maintaining a razor-sharp edge between sharpenings. Effortless Edge Alignment
    Over time, even the finest knife blades develop a microscopic bend — known as a burr — that dulls cutting performance. The Victorinox Classic Honing Rod's medium-fine chrome-plated surface gently realigns your blade's edge, restoring its sharpness without removing excess metal. Suitable for blades with a hardness of up to 65 HRC, it's compatible with a wide range of premium kitchen knives. Sleek, Professional Design
    True to the iconic Victorinox Classic aesthetic, this honing rod pairs a polished chrome-plated steel shaft with a sleek, durable synthetic handle that offers a confident, non-slip grip. Whether displayed on a knife block or stored in a drawer, its refined look complements any kitchen setup. Learn More
  • Dexter-Russell 10-Inch Smooth Butcher Steel

    The Dexter-Russell 10-inch smooth butcher steel, also called a polishing steel, is a daily maintenance tool for butchers, meat cutters and cooks who break down protein with Western knives. Its polished surface realigns a rolled or wavering edge without grinding it away, so a few strokes between cuts keep a boning, breaking or chef’s knife cutting cleanly and delay the next session on a sharpening stone.FeaturesSmooth, polished surface. The steel straightens and burnishes the edge rather than removing metal, which preserves the blade and makes the steel suitable for frequent use throughout a shift.Magnetized rod. The steel holds the fine metal particles released during honing instead of letting them fall onto the cutting board or the product.Nickel-plated, high-carbon file steel. A hard high-carbon core carries a nickel-plated finish that forms the polished working surface.Guarded polypropylene handle with heavy-duty ring. The guard keeps the hand behind the working length of the rod, and the ring allows the steel to hang within reach at the workstation.Made in the USA. Dexter-Russell, which traces its history to 1818, builds its Traditional line of butcher steels in the United States.How It ComparesAmong the 10-inch polishing steels we carry, the Dexter-Russell and the Granton 10 in. Packing House Steel are both magnetized. The Granton is made in Sheffield, England. The F. Dick 10 in. Non-Chromium Polishing Steel is stainless and left unplated, so cutters can scuff its surface with sandpaper to suit their preference. All three suit the softer steels used in working protein knives such as Dexter-Russell and Victorinox. Learn More

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