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4585-7/16 Features: -Cooking knife.-Bold and contemporary design.-Stain resistant alloy.-Perfect balance for effortless cutting.-Easy care synthetic and slip-resistant handles.-Made in Germany.-Blade dimension: 6”. Construction: -Forged carbon steel construction.-Full tang construction. Dimensions: -Overall dimensions: 1” H x 2” W x 10” D. Collection: -Grand prix II collection. Warranty: -Manufacturer provides lifetime warranty.
Product Features
- 6-inch Grand Prix2 cook’s knife chops and dices effortlessly
- Precision forged from a single piece of high-carbon stainless steel
- Contemporary molded pebble-grain handle for nonslip comfort
- Trimmed bolster, extended tang; extra-fine blade easily resharpens
- Dishwasher-safe; made in Germany; lifetime warranty
Great weight, balance, and handle. This is an excellent knife: Hefty without being heavy, with perfect balance and a perfect handle, and perfect blade shape. It has good steel, good finishing, and a good edge. It’s only disadvantage is that it has a full bolster. There are knives with better steel, finishing, edges, and looks, but the GP2 shines where it really matters: weight, balance, and handle comfort.I have used many of the knives on the market (Forschner, F. Dick, and Messermeister industrial knives,…
View CommentBest Knife I’ve Ever Used This is, without exaggeration, the greatest knife ever made. I have some decent enough knives that I’ve used before (Sabatier), but this makes my other chef’s knife look like an idiot. It is so effortless to use, and such a pleasure. Seriously, your food will practically cut itself with this knife. Your vegetables will part themselves, and the fat will slice itself away from your meats. I’ve always loved chopping food, ever since I learned how, but this raises the act from an enjoyable…
View Commentvery finest First purchased Wusthof Grand Prix knives in 2001. Bought this knife for me this Christmas along with some other knives for my daughter’s starter set. This knife is the nicest, most well balanced I have ever owned. The handle is a little different from the earlier Grand prix knives but is a great improvement. Your pinky finger will fit perfectly on the handle while using it. I still like my other GP knives very very much, the GP II’s are just better. Over the holidays I went on a cooking…
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