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3.5-in. Grand Prix II Paring Knife by Wusthof
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3.5-in. Classic Ikon Paring Knife by Wusthof
Classic Ikon was designed to marry style and functionality from handle to tip. The 2/3rd bolster allows you to sharpen the whole length of the blade. The 3.5" parer works wonderfully peeling and slic...; See complete description »
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Classic Ikon was designed to marry style and functionality from handle to tip. The 2/3rd bolster allows you to sharpen the whole length of the blade. The 3.5" parer works wonderfully peeling and slicing.
The ultra-smooth polypropylene handle offers durability, resisting cracking and warping, while curving gently to nestle snugly in the user's hand. To promote greater control, the balanced bolster contributes to safety and strength. The handle is finished off with a traditional triple rivet and exposed full tang.
The ultra-smooth polypropylene handle offers durability, resisting cracking and warping, while curving gently to nestle snugly in the user's hand. To promote greater control, the balanced bolster contributes to safety and strength. The handle is finished off with a traditional triple rivet and exposed full tang.
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Good size
by Joseph, MS
March 22, 2013
This knife is the perfect size for my wife who has medium sized hands.
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by James, NJ
October 18, 2009
I rated it a 4 because Wusthof does make a ironwood handled version that feels a little nicer in the hand. Otherwise this is a great paring knife that like the other Wusthof products can take abuse, although it might not have the same ability to keep an edge as some of the more exotic Japanese knives. I don't particularly like the way Wusthof places its brand on the blade either, prefer a smaller, more subtle identification.
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