Kochi 210mm Kurouchi wagyuto [Review + comparison] r/chefknives


Kochi 210mm Kurouchi Stainless Clad Carbon Kiritsuke WaGyuto

We find that the floral pattern serves as a refreshing pair to the darker features of the Kochi. Knife Type: Gyuto. Steel Type: White #2 Carbon. Handle Type: Octagonal Burnt Chestnut. Construction Type: Stainless Clad. Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous. Handle Length: 142mm. Handle Height: 27.24mm. Handle Width: 22.29mm.


Kochi 270mm Migaki WaGyuto Japanese Knife Imports

Kochi 270mm Kurouchi Damascus Wa-Gyuto $ 565.00. Sold Out. Kochi 270mm Kurouchi Kiritsuke-Shaped Wa-Gyuto $ 310.00. Sold Out. Kochi 270mm Kurouchi Stainless Clad Carbon Wa-Gyuto $ 310.00. Sold Out. Kochi 270mm Kurouchi Wa-Gyuto $ 300.00. Sold Out. Kochi 270mm Migaki Wa-Gyuto $ 310.00.


Kochi 240mm Kurouchi KiritsukeShaped WaGyuto Japanese Knife Imports

The Kochi and the Watanabe have a kurouchi finish and the Heiji is also a cladded knife. The core steel of the Heiji is a semi-stainless steel, the core of the Kochi is an unspecified carbon steel and the Watanabe is made of aogami steel. The claddings on all three of the knives are stainless. Funnily enough, the Heiji was the first one to pick.


Kochi 240mm Kurouchi KiritsukeShaped WaGyuto Japanese Knife Imports

Gengetsu. Sold Out. Gengetsu 210mm Semi-Stainless Wa-Gyuto $ 300.00. Sold Out. Gengetsu 210mm Stainless Clad White #2 Wa-Gyuto $ 285.00. Sold Out. Gengetsu 240mm Semi-Stainless Wa-Gyuto $ 345.00. Sold Out. Gengetsu 240mm Stainless Clad White #2 Wa-Gyuto $ 320.00.


Kochi High Carbon Kurouchi knife (Gyuto) Cutboy Knife

The Kochi line is an exclusive to Japanese Knife Imports. These knives have a great in-hand feel. not too heavy, but not super light. Near the spine they seems to be more substantial, however, behind the edge, the are very thin thin. They are awesome cutters. Near the heel, they have a nice flat spot, and towards the tip, a gentle curve.


Kochi 270mm Kurouchi KiritsukeShaped WaGyuto Japanese Knife Imports

11 comments Controversial 6 yr. ago Hi all, long time listener, first time caller. I recently picked up the Kochi 210mm wa-gyuto from JKI and thought I might do a quick review. First off, for anyone seriously considering buying a fine Japanese knife, but who still has questions after research, give Jon a call.


Kochi High Carbon Kurouchi knife (Gyuto) Cutboy Knife

I have a 240mm Kochi Gyuto from JKI & it's an insane cutter . Reactions: HwangJino and KnifeRep. K. KenHash. Joined Sep 11, 2014 Messages 4,534. Mar 6, 2019 #3 As stated above, a Petty knife is a double bevel knife. The single bevel traditional Japanese knives, like Usuba,Deba, Yanagiba have been around in Japan for a long time. But it was not.


Kochi High Carbon Kurouchi knife (Gyuto) Cutboy Knife

Free shipping on orders over $100 *. $317.00 CAD. Add to Cart. Description. About the Shape - Inspired by the profile of a traditional European chef knife, Gyutos are a multi purpose knife with a slight meat cutting bias. "Gyuto" translates to "cow sword.". If you want one knife to do it all, This is it. Starting at 180mm, Gyutos can.


Kochi 240mm Kurouchi KiritsukeShaped WaGyuto Japanese Knife Imports

Katsuhide Kajiya / Kochi; Kawatsu Hamono / Fukuoka; Kurogane Workshop / Kochi; Kono Uchihamono / Oita; Otsuka Hamono / Tottori; Mikami Hamono / Hiroshima; Minomo Hamono / Kumamoto. Yoshimitsu Hamono Black-forged Gyuto 210mm Aogami Super. Add to Wishlist. Add to Compare. Quick View. Add To Cart. $175.07. Ikenami Hamono HSS Gyuto 200mm. Add to.


Kochi High Carbon Kurouchi knife (Gyuto) Cutboy Knife

GET 5% OFF The Gyuto, or chef's knife, is the most important knife for nearly all chefs. The long, pointed blade is used for slicing, chopping, and precision work. This is most similar to a German or French chef's knife.


Kochi High Carbon Kurouchi knife (Gyuto) Cutboy Knife

Sold Out En 210mm Ginsanko Wa-Gyuto $ 200.00 Sold Out En 240mm Ginsanko Kiritsuke Wa-Gyuto $ 260.00 En 240mm Ginsanko Wa-Gyuto $ 230.00 Fukakuryu 210mm Kiritsuke Wa-Gyuto (With Saya) (Maple) $ 475.00 Fukakuryu 240mm Kiritsuke Wa-Gyuto (With Saya) (Maple) $ 555.00 Gen 210mm Kurouchi Wa-Gyuto $ 165.00 Gen 240mm Kurouchi Wa-Gyuto $ 170.00 Sold Out


Kochi High Carbon Kurouchi knife (Gyuto) Cutboy Knife

Kochi 210mm Kurouchi Stainless Clad Carbon Kiritsuke Wa-Gyuto $ 265.00. Sold Out. Kochi 210mm Kurouchi Stainless Clad Carbon Wa-Gyuto $ 245.00. Sold Out. Kochi 210mm Kurouchi Stainless Clad Carbon Wa-Petty $ 215.00. Sold Out. Kochi 210mm Kurouchi Wa-Gyuto $ 250.00. Sold Out. Kochi 210mm Kurouchi Wa-Gyuto with Machi $ 250.00.


Kochi 240mm Kurouchi Stainless Clad Carbon WaGyuto Japanese Knife

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Kochi 240mm Kurouchi Stainless Clad Carbon Kiritsuke WaGyuto

Naohito SG2 powdered stainless Gyuto 240mm. Naohito Myojin is a young sharpener based in Kochi prefecture. While his workshop Myojin Riki Seisakusho is probably not as famous as the established brands from Sakai and Echizen, he is the sharpener behind some of the very famous knife lines in the industry; noteabley the Tetsujin brand and the 'Fujiyama' line by Konosuke.


Kochi High Carbon Kurouchi knife (Gyuto) Cutboy Knife

#1 Kochi KU Gyuto 241x52mm V2 Core with Iron Cladding Burnt chestnut + buffalo octo handle This is the tallest of the Kochis I've had. Maker not officially confirmed, but it has your typical Wakui specs. Thick spine at the heel with strong distal taper, excellent edge profile, and thin midweight 50/50 grind behind the edge.


Kochi 240mm Migaki KiritsukeShaped WaGyuto Japanese Knife Imports

What do you like/dislike about them? - I have a 210mm Kochi Gyuto W2 and 135mm Ikazuchi AS petty. The Gyuto is my go to knife that I used for 90% of the kitchen work I do. I have other knives (Wusthof, Shun, Global) for breaking down larger things I don't want to use my Japanese knives on, like cantaloupe, watermelon etc..