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  • F. Dick Dark Nitro Chef Knife

    The Friedrich Dick Dark Nitro Chef Knife is a stunning new innovation in German knife manufacturing. It appears that Germany is now in competition with Japan in crafting high carbon knives with tight grain structures putting the knives above 60 Rockwell. The anthracite blade is colored by means of a special environmentally friendly process. This gives the knives their pure industrial beauty. The hammered finish on the blade underlines its uniqueness and functionality. The oak handle symbolizes endurance, power and strength The extremely thin, sharp blade makes cutting a "weightless" pleasure. The hammered technique also creates many small air cushions between the blade and the food being cut. This makes it easier to remove any food from the blade surface and reduces the amount of food that sticks to the blade. The oak handle symbolizes endurance, power and strength. The sharp and clear line of the handle reinforces the knife's aesthetics. We use the finest robust oak wood for the handle. Oak trees are known for their longevity; a tree can grow over 800 years old. The oak tree is shrouded in legend and steeped in history and is known for being one of the main deciduous trees in Europe. Ships were built with oak as long as 1,000 years ago and until today, oak barrels are used to store special whisky and wine. So it's no wonder that we chose an oak handle for our new unique series of knives. Learn More
  • F. Dick Dark Nitro Paring Knife

    The Friedrich Dick Dark Nitro Paring/Petty Knife with a 4.75 in. (12 cm) long blade is suitable for peeling, small cutting tasks and decorating. With the DarkNitro series Friedr. Dick once again shows ultimate knife art. From the interaction of the unique blade optics with hammered finish and carbon look as well as the handle made of noble oak wood, unique knives are created. Friedrich Dick uses a special martensitic, stainless and nitrogen-alloyed steel in the DarkNitro series. This results in a unique combination of excellent cutting performance, exceptional hardness of 61 HRC and special corrosion resistance. For a perfect material structure, DarkNitro knives are forged in a special process and then ice-hardened at temperatures down to -100°. The very fine micro-structure of the steel allows for simple sharpening, resulting in a very sharp cutting edge. The oak handle symbolizes endurance, power and strength. The sharp and clear line of the handle reinforces the knife's aesthetics. We use the finest robust oak wood for the handle. Oak trees are known for their longevity; a tree can grow over 800 years old. The oak tree is shrouded in legend and steeped in history and is known for being one of the main deciduous trees in Europe. Ships were built with oak as long as 1,000 years ago and until today, oak barrels are used to store special whisky and wine. So it's no wonder that we chose an oak handle for our new unique series of knives. Learn More
  • F. Dick Dark Nitro Santoku

    The Santoku knife is the Asian classic and the most important knife in Asian cuisine. Santoku stands for “three virtues knife” – a term that is attributable to the versatility of the knife in cutting meat, fish and vegetables. The pointed end of the 7 inch long blade is used for decorating. With the DarkNitro series Friedr. Dick once again shows ultimate knife art. From the interaction of the unique blade optics with hammered finish and carbon look as well as the handle made of noble oak wood, unique knives are created. We use a special martensitic, stainless and nitrogen-alloyed steel in the DarkNitro series. This results in a unique combination of excellent cutting performance, exceptional hardness of 61 HRC and special corrosion resistance. For a perfect material structure, DarkNitro knives are forged in a special process and then ice-hardened at temperatures down to -100°. The very fine microstructure of the steel allows for simple sharpening, resulting in a very sharp cutting edge. The oak handle symbolises endurance, power and strength. The sharp and clear line of the handle reinforces the knife's aesthetics. We use the finest robust oak wood for the handle. Oak trees are known for their longevity; a tree can grow over 800 years old. The oak tree is shrouded in legend and steeped in history and is known for being one of the main deciduous trees in Europe. Ships were built with oak as long as 1,000 years ago and until today, oak barrels are used to store special whisky and wine. So it's no wonder that we chose an oak handle for our new unique series of knives. Learn More
  • F. Dick DarkNitro Bread Knife 10" (260mm)

    German-Forged Nitrogen Steel for Precision Slicing of Hard Crusts and Soft Loaves The F. Dick DarkNitro 10" Bread Knife represents a technical peak in German cutlery, specifically engineered for the demands of professional bakers and chefs. Unlike standard stainless steels, this blade utilizes a martensitic, nitrogen-alloyed steel. This metallurgical choice provides a unique trifecta of benefits: exceptional corrosion resistance, a high-hardness rating of 61 HRC, and a fine microstructure that responds instantly to sharpening. Every DarkNitro blade undergoes a specialized forging process followed by ice-hardening at temperatures reaching -100°C. This cryogenic treatment ensures a stable material structure, allowing the serrated edge to remain aggressive through thousands of cycles of crusty sourdough and delicate brioche. The anthracite-colored blade is treated with an environmentally friendly process to achieve its distinct industrial aesthetic, while the hammered finish serves a functional purpose—creating air pockets that prevent food from adhering to the steel. The handle is constructed from robust oak wood, selected for its density and historical use in shipbuilding and barrel aging. The ergonomic geometry is designed to provide a secure grip during high-torque tasks, such as cutting through thick-crusted rye or oversized artisanal rounds. The clear, sharp lines of the handle balance the knife's center of gravity, making 10.24 inches of steel feel nimble and responsive in the hand. Learn More

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