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The “Aogami Super Black Forged Knife” has a blade core of Aogami Super that is sandwiched between two layers of corrosion-resistant soft stainless steel. The laminated blade is decorated with a Tsuchime (“Hammered pattern”) texture and a traditional Japanese Kurouchi (“Literally, “Black-forged”) finish that ads a touch of rustic style. This knife is available with black linen Micarta® handle scales that beautifully match the black and grey tones of the Kurouchi finish or ‘Linen Micarta® is a very practical handle material for kitchen knife because it is very durable, resistant to both water and shrinkage and provides good traction even when it is wet. The handle is carefully contoured by hand to ensure that it can be gripped comfortably and are fitted with a stainless steel bolster for improved durability and blade balance.
The Gyuto is the Japanese version of the classic Western Chef’s knife. It can be used with a variety of different cutting techniques to achieve a wide range of kitchen tasks and is suitable for cutting the vast majority of meats, fish, vegetables and fruits. The Gyuto is true multi-purpose knife.
Knife Model: Takeshi Saji Aogami Super Kuriuchi Series Gyuto
Blade Material: Aogami Super Clad
Rockwell Hardness (HRc): 63 to 64
Blade Grind and Edge Shape: Double Bevel Edge 50/50
Handle Material: Linen Micarta Handle with Stainless Steel Bolster
Saya Included: No.
Gyuto 150mm (5.9") Cutting edge length: 150mm Total Length: 265mm Blade Thickness: 2mm Blade Width: 35mm Handle Length:110mm Total Weight: 142g |
Gyuto 180mm (7") Cutting edge length: 185mm Total Length: 310mm Blade Thickness: 2.4mm Blade Width: 42mm Handle Length:123mm Total Weight: 208g |
Gyuto 210mm (8.2") Cutting edge length: 215mm Total Length: 345mm Blade Thickness: 2.4mm Blade Width: 45mm Handle Length: 130mm Total Weight: 244g |
Gyuto 240mm (9.4") Cutting edge length: 250mm Total Length: 390mm Blade Thickness: 2.4mm Blade Width: 51mm Handle Length: 135mm Total Weight: 302g |
Gyuto 270mm (10.6") Cutting edge length: 270mm Total Length: 405mm Blade Thickness: 2.8mm Blade Width: 51mm Handle Length: 126mm Total Weight: 326g |
This knife comes with 50/50 double bevel edge geometry for both right and left handed use.
For your information, Japanese Kitchen knives are generally designed for right hand use with a slightly thicker and rounded grinding on the right side blade and a less rounded (almost straight flat) grinding on the left side blade. However, both right and left hander can use the knives that have double bevel edge sharpened 50/50 without problems.
We believe the quality and cutting performance of Japanese knives are the best in the world, and hope you enjoy fine craftsmanship and sharp edge with your new knife. With proper cares, every Japanese knife should be your special cooking partner for long times.
Important
This is the Carbon steel blade kitchen knife that can get rust and discolor easily, and requires extra care and attention to prevent rust.
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This thing has great chopping power, which is hard to find in a western handled chef knife due to full tang. Big enough to smash around the board, sharp enough to make Cole slaw.
My favorite knife I own
The knife is sturdy and strong and not as filigran as many other Japanese Knifes. It needed some attention on a fine water stone when it came out of the box but developed an unmatched sharpness. It is in usage almost any day and I can highly recommend this knife made by Takeshi Sami.
Out of the box, this knife is relatively sharp, however as with most knives, anyone who knows how to sharpen well can certainly improve it. I found it easy to develop a very sharp edge, which the knife retains very well. I have a couple of knives from this maker in Aogami Super and I have found the petty knives to be a little hesitant when slicing, due to their somewhat thicker spines and the black hammered finish, which tends to bind a little. Not so with the Gyuto, mostly due to the increased distance between the edge and the top of the spine (less wedge, and chopped material clears the blade before any binding occurs). I have an obsession with Japanese steel chef knives and this is currently my favourite. Not only has it functioned flawlessly, it is also quite a striking looking knife and I have had many comments on it. I have also had several people comment on how sharp it gets and how long it retains the edge - I have to keep an eye on it so that it doesn’t walk out the door at the end of the night. Finally, the knife arrived very quickly and I want to give a big shout out to Koki, who helped me deal with another small issue with one of my knives without hesitation. The level of service offered was beyond anything I have ever experienced. Thank you.
On the advices of a friend, I purchased from Koki's online store this amazing Gyuto knife. It is truly a delight to use this knife. Very different from all the knives I have been using until then. I strongly recommend a visit at Koki's to whoever is interested in an unparalleled kitchen knife