HENCKELS CLASSIC Serrated Utility Knife, 5-inch, Black/Stainless Steel

Les couteaux à pain sont de toutes formes et longueurs. La baguette gagne en popularité, un outil parfait était de mise. Ce couteau de Zwilling est tout indiqué. Il est très ergonomique, fabrication super et la longueur parfaite pour les baguettes. C'est mon troisième que j'achète, il sera un cadeau. Nul besoin d'une lame de 9 pouces quand il existe une de 5 po. Je le recommande fortement. Chez moi, ce couteau ne sert que pour la baguette. Une paire inséparable. A1.

The handle is not comfortable like the German made knives this one cuts well and holds it's edge but the Spanish made version is not up to scratch

This knife was to replace our one and only "good knife" which is better than all our crappy butcher block cheap ones and everyone in the family fights over using "the good knife". And this replacement lived up to it's predecessor! The knife we previously loved was also a J.A.Henckels but an older model that I can't seem to find again. I took a chance and ordered this one so we could have one in the dishwasher and still be able to use one. I had non of the thinness or wobbly problems other reviewers have had. It is visibly full tang and built to last! And WOW this thing is SO SHARP! I'm attaching pictures in case you too are trying to find this older style knife and want to compare. I am also attaching a picture of a yummy burger that is covered with toppings all expertly sliced with this new family favorite knife! For the burger, this J.A. Henckels knife is super universal and easily cut the hamburger bun, lettuce, extra thin onions, tomato, and kalamata olives (top with gouda for a fabulous burger)! If you are looking for an excellent, all-purpose knife, I highly recommend this knife and it's worth the money! ****************** UPDATE ******************* Dropped to 3 stars because it is "just okay". This knife only lasted about 7 months and is now too dull to cut a tomato. Disappointing since it's predecessor (also a J.A. Henckles) lasted for YEARS so it seemed worth the price to replace it. I paid about $32 for this knife and that's too much considering it lasted half a year. I have actually resorted to using my original J.A. Henckles knife again that this one was meant to replace, since it is now the sharper of the two.

I bought a Heineken kitchen knife to replace one that I lost. Wooden handle and 5 inch serrated blade. The new knife is just what I hoped for. It is a high quality product which will last for decades. It has good heft for a mid-sized kitchen knife. Easy to clean and dry.

Handle is too skinny for my liking and blade bends when cutting onions which can cause a nasty accident. I would not buy again.