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Deba
De(Fat) Ba(Knife)
This traditional Japanese knife shape is ideal for butchering and filleting fish as its unique shape cuts cleanly and precisely preserving delicate flesh. Deba knives can also be used on poultry, vegetables, and meat although we do not recommend using it for breaking dense bones as the ultra-hard Japanese steel is subject to chipping and pitting. Keep in mind that Deba knives are typically single sided, but some more westernized debas are made with a double-bevel meaning that both sides are angled. Note that the term yo-deba may be used by certain makers to refer to a knife that is particularly thick, but this definition maintains no correlation to the standard deba characteristics.
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I.O. Shen 170mm Maoui Deba
The I.O. Shen 6.7 in.(170mm) Maoui Deba is not a traditional Japanese Deba design as the edge is on both sides of the blade. With this style get the great benefits of a knife that can handle work on fish like filleting, gutting, and gill removal with a more durable edge and premium stainless steel. Note that the steel that forms the scrimshaw design on I.O. Shen knives is welded to the tang and not just some type of silver paint. Tri-Ply steel with VG-12 core 1.7 mm spine thickness 12.13 inch overall length 8.5 ounces (240 grams) Made In Tai Wan Learn More$189.95
