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Sabatier 5200572 Knife & Sheath, Stainless Steel, Grey - £14.09 @ Amazon
Sabatier 5200572 Knife & Sheath, Stainless Steel, Grey - £14.09 @ Amazon
Sabatier 5200572 Knife & Sheath, Stainless Steel, Grey - £14.09 @ Amazon
Sabatier 5200572 Knife & Sheath, Stainless Steel, Grey - £14.09 @ Amazon
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Posted 2 July 2023

Sabatier 5200572 Knife & Sheath, Stainless Steel, Grey - £14.09 @ Amazon

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  • Sabatier’s innovative Edgekeeper technology ensures this knife maintains its razor-sharp edge for swift, precision cutting
  • The secret is in the protective sheath. It has a built-in sharpener, so you can hone the blades to perfect sharpness with every use
  • With a hardened MoV steel blade, this chef's knife is built to master the challenges of everyday food prep
  • Its ergonomic handle gives you total control as you slice, dice and chop. The dramatic black finish sets it apart from regular knives
  • As well as keeping its supreme sharpness, the sheath also enables it to be stored safely in a kitchen drawer. Dishwasher safe4159086_1.jpg
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  1. pet2000's avatar
    Sabatier is a generic name (unprotected), which many companies use to sell cheap knives.
    edward2910's avatar
    Didn't know this. Useful information, and explains a lot.
  2. RogPJ's avatar
    Sabatier isn't what it used to be, I have a set of their knives and friend bought me a set of IKEA own brand knives which are far better.
    Simona90's avatar
    It’s not a brand. It’s like saying Champagne isn’t what it used to be. It’s an umbrella term.
  3. flamethrower's avatar
    Sabatier is the maker's mark used by several kitchen knife manufacturers—by itself it is not a registered brand name.
  4. PanelTom's avatar
    I'm a knife professional, a knifeessional, this knife isn't the knife it used to be when knives where built like knives.
  5. phileep-philop's avatar
    Thought that was a blood stain on the preview
  6. presterjohn71's avatar
    You would be far better off paying a bit more and buying a Victorinox
    orlovekat's avatar
    What zk's would you recommend?
  7. Suprano82's avatar
    I dropped the very same knife yesterday in the kitchen , from about 1 metre onto a wooden floor , used it 2 mins later to chop a cucumber , the blade snapped clean in 2 , a few inches from handle . Scary (edited)
    DoIReallyNeedIt's avatar
    To be fair, that would happen if you dropped a high quality hardened steel knife.
  8. orlovekat's avatar
    The Roadmen have bigger Zk's
  9. Isaac_McCafferty's avatar
    Bought this for £10 from wilko recently.
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