Our Point of View on FINDKING Kitchen Knife Sets

Hi, I'm Heather with WTI. We're about to go out and grill and we have to have veggies cut perfectly. We have found that the FINDKING knife set cuts our vegetables exactly as we like. You don't have to be vegan or vegetarian, but if you are one that has a lot of veggies in your diet, you have a nice variety of blades. The nikiri knife is my favorite. The nikiri is a Japanese veggie knife. When that word is translated, it actually means cutting green or veggie cutter. They've modified their traditional nikiri. Great for chop cuts because there's no belly. The blade height makes it really easy to go clear through the vegetable and push them to the side when you're finished slicing through. The black cutting profile makes for a very clean cut and just go straight through. Notice the nice thin blade. Yeah, perfect for vegetables. We use it for multiple things, but that's what it's designed for and it does a great job. Also get the sutoku knife, a Japanese designed chef's knife. Sutoku literally means three uses, referring to its design to slice, dice, and mince. Kind of a perfect name for it. The clad dimple allows for food, release and the handle is an African rosewood. So a lot of care given to the quality. The balance point runs heel to spine, allowing for a comfortable grip for rock chopping motion. You also have included a chef knife and utility knife for all other needs in between. And by the way, they also have a really great black that you can attach the knives to when you're finished. It just looks really good. If you're in the market for fine cutlery, choose fine king and work it out for the job. But that's my point of view.