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  • Miyabi Evolution 8-inch Chef Knife

    The Precision of Seki Craftsmanship Meets German Engineering Standards The Miyabi Evolution 8-inch Chef Knife represents a critical evolution in professional cutlery, bridging the gap between delicate Japanese precision and the rugged utility of German design. Handcrafted in Seki, Japan, this blade is specifically engineered for chefs who require the razor-sharp performance of Japanese steel but prefer the safety and clearance of a taller blade profile. Advanced FC61 Metallurgy and Thermal Treatment At the core of this knife is FC61 fine carbide steel, a high-performance alloy renowned for its ability to hold a terrifyingly sharp edge without the brittleness often associated with traditional high-carbon steels. Each blade undergoes a sophisticated six-step FRIODURx2® ice-hardening process at -94°F. This molecular transformation results in a Rockwell hardness of 61, ensuring the edge maintains its integrity through 40 lbs of mirepoix while remaining resilient against chipping and corrosion. Hybrid Ergonomics for High-Volume Prep One of the most distinct features of the Evolution series is its 2-inch (51mm) blade height. This design provides significant knuckle clearance, allowing for a fluid, aggressive rocking motion similar to a German profile, yet delivered through a thin, Japanese-style blade. The handle is constructed from glass-fiber enhanced POM, triple-riveted for lifetime durability. The rounded spine and heel eliminate the friction points that typically cause 'chef’s callus' during extended use, ensuring fatigue-free performance during double shifts. The Honbazuke Edge Tradition Every Miyabi Evolution blade is hand-finished using the traditional three-step Honbazuke process. This involves vertical and horizontal sharpening on whetstones followed by a final polishing on a leather strop. The result is a mirror-finished 'Katana' edge that glides through proteins and dense vegetables with zero drag, preserving the cellular integrity of your ingredients for superior flavor and presentation. Learn More

    Regular Price: $154.95

    Special Price $139.99

  • Miyabi Koh 8-inch (210mm) Gyuto Chef Knife

    The Precision of Seki Craftsmanship Meets Modern Carbide Metallurgy A high-performance 8-inch Gyuto engineered for elite edge retention and surgical agility through heavy production shifts. The Miyabi Koh 8-inch Gyuto represents a calculated balance between traditional Japanese aesthetics and high-performance modern metallurgy. At its core is FC61 fine carbide stainless steel, a material that achieves a formidable 61 Rockwell hardness. Unlike traditional high-carbon steels that demand intensive maintenance, the FC61 provides the aggressive sharpness of a Japanese blade with the corrosion resistance and durability typically associated with German engineering. Each blade undergoes the proprietary FRIODURx2 ice-hardening process. This multi-stage thermal treatment optimizes the molecular structure of the steel, resulting in a blade that resists chipping while maintaining a 'scalpel-like' edge through 40 lbs of mirepoix or intensive protein fabrication. The blade is finished with the Honbazuke method—a traditional three-step honing process that creates a 9.5 to 12-degree edge angle. This acute geometry, combined with a thin 1.8mm spine, ensures the knife glides through dense root vegetables and delicate proteins with minimal resistance. The handle is a study in functional ergonomics. Constructed from moisture-resistant black Pakkawood, the octagonal profile provides a secure, slip-resistant grip regardless of hand orientation. Whether you utilize a traditional Western pinch grip or a Japanese-style finger-forward hold, the balance point is meticulously tuned for neutral handling. Finished with a signature silver mosaic pin and a sandblasted katana edge, the Miyabi Koh is as much a professional instrument as it is a tribute to the samurai sword-making heritage of Seki, Japan. Learn More

    Regular Price: $164.95

    Special Price $139.99

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