Yep, that's right - paring knives. About 5 years ago, I bought a couple of these at a gun/knife show to give to my mother. She's hell on a kitchen knife and I thought these would be worthwhile for her - $3.22 each now from the Knife Professional and about the same at the gun show years back.
They have a thin flexible stainless 3.25" blade which is housed in a polymer handle. The blades are factory shaving sharp and are easy to keep that way. They are extremely easy to clean and, even with my mom's abuse, stay rust free with minimal maintenance. Minimal is the key word there - she only washes them after use.
They cut and cut and cut. I've even used them for making small fillets, butterfly steaks, and some boning chores.
If you have a need for some great little paring blades, these may fit your bill. At $3.22 each, you can't really go wrong here.
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It's not the pace of life that concerns me, It's the sudden stop at the end.
They have a thin flexible stainless 3.25" blade which is housed in a polymer handle. The blades are factory shaving sharp and are easy to keep that way. They are extremely easy to clean and, even with my mom's abuse, stay rust free with minimal maintenance. Minimal is the key word there - she only washes them after use.
They cut and cut and cut. I've even used them for making small fillets, butterfly steaks, and some boning chores.
If you have a need for some great little paring blades, these may fit your bill. At $3.22 each, you can't really go wrong here.
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It's not the pace of life that concerns me, It's the sudden stop at the end.
