J.A. Henckels S.O.S. High Carbon Stainless Steel Steak Knives, Set of 4
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| List Price: | $72.00 |
| Price: | $29.50 |
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Average customer review:Product Description
A percentage from each sale of the steak knives will be donated to Share Our Strength anti-hunger program in the United States.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3706 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Brand: Henckels
- Model: 39135-000
- Dimensions: .90 pounds
Features
- 4-inch stainless steel blades easily cut through any steak
- Friodur ice-hardening process strengthens blade and prevents staining
- Comfortable, ergonomically designed handles
- Optimum grades of metal welded into each part of the knife
- Dishwasher-safe; lifetime warranty
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com Review
This set of high-carbon, no-stain, 4-inch steak knives is made from high-grade, rolled stainless steel and produced using Henckels's Sintermetal Component Technology. This process allows different grades of steel to be combined to form a single integral piece capable of withstanding extreme stress. This process, plus the serrated edge, ensures prolonged sharpness without resharpening. Each knife is one long piece of steel with no additional plastic or wood handle and is designed to balance comfortably in your hand. The set is dishwasher-safe. --Doree Armstrong
Customer Reviews
1-Piece Dishwasher-safe StainlessSteel w/Henckels on it = A+
I am not kind to my steak knives. My old knives had wood handles, they had to be pampered and washed by hand after use. Yuck. After only three trips through the dishwasher, the finish was fading fast....
I wanted a good cut from a dishwasher safe knife.
Cool thing #1: The 8 J.A. Henkels steak knives I ordered have been washed nearly every day in the dishwasher for about a month now, and they still look great and are as sharp as new.
Cool thing #2: One piece = no seams to get food caught in, or hidden places for rust like the wood handled ones. These get used for prepping veggies, and all sorts of times where a paring knife is needed, without concern of "NOT THE NICE KNIVES!".
Cool thing #3: These are a nice, basic, simple design. It doesn't stick out much, and blends in fairly well with my other (aka basic-looking) silverware.
A perfect "everyday little, sharp kitchen knife".
Note: I'm really glad I got 2 sets of 4...now there's ALWAYS a clean really-sharp knife around.
Form over function
If you're looking for a cleanly designed knife with a wicked looking blade, these knives are for you.
If you are expecting to use the knives to actually cut steak, look elsewhere. The blades are not particularly sharp - they rely on the sawing action of the serrations. If you don't have firm grip on your fork these knives will just drag your steak around the plate. The knives don't cut, the RIP through the meat. The small serrations quickly become clogged and any semblance of cutting disappears.
My wife has some steak knives she got years ago as a premium for buying a full tank of gasoline... these knives, with a few strokes on a good stone, will cut a 1 inch steak in a single pass - something you could NEVER accomplish with the Henckels.
Best steak knives
These knives are not only the greatest, but they are also very good looking, you can put them together with your silverware on the table instead of using the wooden handle ones. And no one can't tell they are not part of the set. Plus they actually cut oh so easy.







