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Victorinox 5.2063.20 Chefs Knife, Extra Broad, 20cm - £29.80 @ Amazon
Victorinox 5.2063.20 Chefs Knife, Extra Broad, 20cm - £29.80 @ Amazon
Victorinox 5.2063.20 Chefs Knife, Extra Broad, 20cm - £29.80 @ Amazon
Victorinox 5.2063.20 Chefs Knife, Extra Broad, 20cm - £29.80 @ Amazon
Victorinox 5.2063.20 Chefs Knife, Extra Broad, 20cm - £29.80 @ Amazon
Victorinox 5.2063.20 Chefs Knife, Extra Broad, 20cm - £29.80 @ Amazon
Victorinox 5.2063.20 Chefs Knife, Extra Broad, 20cm - £29.80 @ Amazon
Victorinox 5.2063.20 Chefs Knife, Extra Broad, 20cm - £29.80 @ Amazon
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Posted 27 June 2023

Victorinox 5.2063.20 Chefs Knife, Extra Broad, 20cm - £29.80 @ Amazon

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Blade material: Stainless Steel
Brand: Victorinox
Colour: Black
Blade edge: Plain
Blade length: 20 Centimetres
About this item
  • High performance
  • Highly efficient
  • High quality
  • Colour: black
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  1. elloco8's avatar
    elloco8
    Can anyone please recommend a good sharpener for this knife? I bought one a couple of years ago and it’s now quite blunt. Thank you
    BatteredButter's avatar
    BatteredButter
    Buy a water stone, there are cheap options like king stone or ice bears. Aim for about 1000 grit, and you’ll want something to flatten it - either a flattening stone or a cheap diamond stone (or a paving slab!).

    Watch some videos on how to freehand sharpen. Not that hard to learn, much better results than pull-through sharpeners. (edited)
  2. Malabus's avatar
    Malabus
    Will last a lifetime.
    Profgunnington's avatar
    Profgunnington
    As long as they don't put it through the dishwasher. In that case, it'll last a few years before the glue dies and the handle comes away.
  3. egonspengler's avatar
    egonspengler
    Victorinox are one of the few brands that claim to be used by 'professional chefs' that actually are used by 'professional chefs'.

    They aren't fancy or particularly sexy looking, but they are decent quality, long lasting and good value.

    Every chef I ever worked with always had a few Victorinox knives in their kit.
    JDS's avatar
    JDS
    True words the tomato knife is pretty much in everyone's kit
  4. Yossi's avatar
    Yossi
    I've had one of these for years. It's one of the best value knives in my collection (and I have many). I cannot recommend this highly enough to pretty much anyone.
  5. Gooner1011's avatar
    Gooner1011
    Its probably a really great knife, but it looks really cheap
  6. AlphaFox's avatar
    AlphaFox
    What's the rrp?
    Danze1984's avatar
    Danze1984
    About this really. I paid £27 but I doubt you could find a better knife for the money.
  7. bodley59's avatar
    bodley59
    Just click the link & you'll find out
  8. daniq's avatar
    daniq
    This handle, or the classic for an average size hand?
  9. TTchy's avatar
    TTchy
    I have this knife paid £27 in 2019. It's good for me but I know nothing about knives.
  10. gary333's avatar
    gary333
    What knifes are best for people like me who have no real interest in cooking, so don’t really want to spend a great amount.
    Saif_Anwar's avatar
    Saif_Anwar
    Probably this Deal: MOSFiATA Chef Knife, Ultra Sharp Kitchen Knife 8 inch, Premier High Carbon German EN1. 4116 Stainless Steel, Full Tang Blade Pro Chopping Cooking Knife with Knife Sharpener Finger Blade Guard Gift Box amzn.eu/d/9…aWg
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