CaseXX WR Household Kitchen Knife, Tru-Sharp Stainless Steel Blade, Made In USA

After 2 years of absolutely no proper use or care, these are my fav knives in my kitchen. I bought 3 about 3 years ago. I just started taking moderate care of them after re-sharpening and will not be hesitating on further Case purchases after seeing how well they have held up.Very affordable, entry level knives.

case kitchen knives, these especially, seem so basic, but they are so far about the basic wooden handled knife. these define, and set the curve, for the basic wooden handled knife.

very good knife and has a nice long blade whitch makes slicing large tomtatos a breeze !

I was surprised for such a high dollar set that the Wood on knives is raw and unfinished. I soaked the handles of mine in linseed oil for a few days

I use this knife on tomatoes and wow, it does a fantastic job. I have bought two. One for my mother and one for me. You can't go wrong with this knife.

Bought this for my dad. He loves it. It's one of his go-to kitchen knives. Came plenty sharp and the edge has needed only one slight touchup. Case's Tru-Sharp steel is easy to sharpen, even for a beginner. Handle finish/texture is a bit rough but still comfortable in the hand (similar to those great old butcher knives made by Old Hickory and others). It's made to use and up for the job. A good price, too!

These people in the reviews are the same people that either put them in the dishwasher or let them soak in soapy water. You just wipe them clean folks. These knifes are VERY sharp. 100% recommend to people looking for a long lasting beautiful set. Thank you Amazon & Case xx.

This is an inexpensive (for 2023) little paring knife that is reasonably well made.No, this is not a Case knife from 60 years ago which would cost you plenty if it was but nevertheless it is what we have now and it is a fairly decent knife.I think it is overground leaving a recessed bottom edge but it is sharp and it cuts well.This is a light duty knife best used for trimming strawberries, splitting grapes and peeling vegetables and for that it works great. But no, this is not an heirloom knife that you will pass on to your grandchildren.