𝗛𝗢𝗡𝗘 𝗞𝗻𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗿 Engineered in Canada, Kitchen Rolling Knife Sharpener with Ball Bearings, Detachable Dual-Sided Diamond Plates, Small Knives Slot, 20° & 15° Precision Sharpening

I purchased this and then I also purchased the "𝗛𝗢𝗡𝗘 Pro Accessories Package Set". A total of 220 euros for both. This is about the same price as I bought my "Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition". I have been using the Ken Onion for about 3 years and was happy with it. I misplaced it and couldn't find it so I bought the complete "HONE system" in case I ever found my "Ken Onion". I have since found my "Work Sharp Ken Onion Edition", but I will probably never use it again. "The HONE system" when used with a bit of patience, sharpens my knives razor sharp, literally, I can shave myself almost as well as using a cutthroat razor, something I could never achieve with "my work sharp". If you have a relatively sharp knife, it perfects it in minutes. I also had a few ever so slightly chipped hi carbon Japanese knives. These each it took over 30 minutes to sharpen. When my knives are sharpened, it takes only a few seconds to retention the edge. The 𝗛𝗢𝗡𝗘 𝗞𝗻𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗽𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗿 is an excellent choice, but if you purchase the "𝗛𝗢𝗡𝗘 Pro Accessories Package Set" as well, you will most certainly have one of the best (for me the best) sharpening systems on the market.

I’ve always struggled to sharpen my kitchen knives and over the years I’ve tried many different methods. I found sharpening by hand using whetstones too difficult to get consistent results, the Lansky method too laborious, and pull through and electric sharpeners not good enough. So I thought I’d give a rolling sharpener a go and decided to try the Hone. It’s just perfect for me. It’s easy to use, sharpens quickly and efficiently to an excellent level of sharpness. Certainly more than adequate for my needs. A great piece of kit. If your looking at a method/tool to sharpen your kitchen knives to a high standard - don’t hesitate to consider the Hone sharpener.

Well, my Hone Knife sharpener was delivered today and a few hours later, I've no knifes left to sharpen! It's well-made; it works and my knives are a lot sharper than they were before it was delivered (though I am not sure my knives are hair-whittling sharp - even though I splashed out for the 3000 grit disc as well). Slightly disappointed to find I am not supporting Canadian industry. Although designed and engineered in Canada it's still made in China. Also pretty disappointed with the poor quality of the instructions which consists of a QR code pointing you to a YouTube video - where a comment has been left saying: "...the worst instructions in the world..." a comment I'd second. Why "...the worst instructions in the world..." Well, 1) it's not clever when there's spelling mistakes in some of the titles - which, although pointed out by other viewers, haven't been corrected yet. 2) It would have been nice to have some idea of when I select 15 degrees and when I select 20 degrees. I've assumed my wife's Damascus steel knife needs 15 degrees and the rest 20 degrees. 3) some idea of the number of passes with the 400 grit would be nice (it suggests you only need "...a few..." passes with the 1000 grit). 4) what do I do about the tips of the knives - the point where I can no longer roll the Hone straight but have to move it at an angle to get it to align with the edge? Do I stop or do I carry on? Finally, it would be nice if Hone sold the full range of their accessories via Amazon for the benefit of those of us who've invested in the system and don't live in Canada.

I was warned to avoid rolling sharpeners unless I was ready to shell out for a HORL. While HORL is the original and highly regarded in this space, it's also extremely expensive. So I went down the rabbit hole--YouTube videos, online reviews, deep Amazon dives--looking for a worthy alternative that wouldn't break the bank. That's when I came across HONE, a Canadian brand. Most of the lower-priced rolling sharpeners get slammed for weak magnets, poor construction, or cheap sharpening discs. HONE has none of these issues. Build quality is solid, the magnets are strong and reliable, and the sharpening discs feel premium. One feature I use all the time is the small knife pocket on the magnetic base--it holds little blades securely and makes sharpening them easy. I genuinely couldn't be happier with my purchase. All my knives are sharp again, and now I look for excuses to chop things.

This is a superb knife sharpener, solidly built and so easy to use, I wish I’d got one of these a long time ago instead of the old sharpening steel I used for ages. It’s not cheap but it’s definitely worth it, excellent packaging which keeps everything tidy when stored.

I spent ages researching these and eventually got this one. I'm very pleased. It is a heavy item and the bearings are very smooth. The stand takes small or large knives, and the magnets are really strong to hold the knife secure. I have a knife that was too hard a steel to sharpen normally but with this Hone sharpener, it is now ultra sharp. If in any doubt and you want a sharpener get this one, you won't be disappointed.

can not imagine a better knife sharpening system. ease of use, quality of finish both in the resultant sharp blade and the design of the unit. it sits in my kitchen cupboard like a modern sculpture, I have not thrown the box away as it is also a work of art. Very happy.

I have tried to use "traditional" knife sharpeners but am disabled (with very little strength in my hands) which means that I couldn't use them so my dad bought me a Hone for my birthday. I have to say that I can confirm that even for the uncoordinated this is super easy to use! It feels so well made and looks really cool next to my chopping board. The only reason that I couldn't give 5 stars is that I just can't get the knives to be "super sharp". My knives are DEFINITELY sharper than they were and so I am very grateful for that but I just can't seem to get them to 'paper cutting' sharpness. I would recommend as a safer, easier alternative for anyone with physical disabilities affecting their coordination and strength.

I had seen a review of the Hone on the Zsa.io blog because I had bought one of their keyboards. I had been wanting one of these types of sharpeners. Since Zsa had mentioned how much they liked it I decided to give this one a try. I am not disappointed. This is a really good and easy to use sharpener. I have several different kinds of sharpeners including Japanese Naniwa whetstones. Those are really nice and they will get your knives extremely sharp. My problem with them is that I tend to scratch up my blades when I sharpen them. I don't really care, but I do have a knife with a nice pattern on the blade and I was hoping not to ruin it. I had been holding off on sharpening it for that reason. With this sharpener, the sharpening disks only ever touch your knife edges. They never touch the flat of your blade. And since the roller is on ball bearings it's very smooth and you can get a really fast rhythm going. This is good since it makes the sharpening much less of a chore. A few other things I like about it: - It feels very heavy and well made. - The sharpening disks are replaceable. You can buy other ones with varying coarseness on their website. I don't think any other rolling sharpener has this ability except for a very expensive one I had been looking at. - The holder is very practical. Each side is used for a different purpose. 2 of the sides are for 15 and 20 degree big and normal sized knives. The other 2 sides are for 15 and 20 degree small knives. I tried it with my paring knife and it works great. Looking at the holders of competing rollers, I don't think you can use them with small knives in any practical way? The knives would slide around too much since magnets are the only thing holding them to the rubber. - It comes in a gift worthy magnetic closing box. Inside the box there's text that recommends you keep the box and use it to store the sharpener and holder. It says it will keep other things safe from the magnets when sealed in the box. This seems true since the box is really well padded with foam on the inside. - Finally, the price is very reasonable. The only thing I would recommend that they improve is that they should include instructions in the box, or even just a QR code to online instructions on the "thank you" card that they include in the box. I have to admit I looked at the knife holder and it took me a while to make heads or tails of it. It isn't obvious what the sides are to someone who hasn't seen pictures or a video of it in use. They are labelled 15 and 20 but I didn't know some sides were for small knives, other sides are for large. I realize now the Amazon listing has a video... But most videos on Amazon are terrible and a waste of time so I have to admit I don't usually watch them, and I didn't watch this one haha.

For 10yrs I've tried multiple expensive sharpening devices and failed. In 1 day this changed everything. This is the real deal. All my knifes ultra sharp in a few minutes. Really affordable price and premium feel and design. If you're in 2 minds don't be. Buy this product and change your life.

After reading reviews on other rolling sharpener systems like the Tumbler and Horl, I purchased the Hone knife sharpener. The Tumbler system is a similar price but has received consistent complaints about the magnets holding the knife to maintain a consistent edge slipping during use. And although the Horl system is widely liked, the cost of $200-$400 seems excessive for what you get. So what's different about the Hone sharpener, and why did I buy it? First of all, it is built like a little tank. The roller is heavy in the hand and, with internal ball bearings, is incredibly smooth to operate. Another benefit is the doubled with two-sided diamond sharpening and honing discs. Twice the life for the same price. Like most other rolling sharpeners, the base has two sharpening angles of 15 and 20 degrees. It has super powerful magnets that hold even oversized chef knives securely. Unique to Hone, the rubber-coated base is nonslip and has a dedicated slot to sharpen small knives. I have an extensive pocket knife collection with many blades under 3 inches. That sealed the deal for me. It's pretty damn easy to use. Just slap on your knife and start rolling. It produced shaving sharp edges on most of my knives. The only problems I had at first were from my expectations. Some of my knives were in pretty bad shape. It took over 10-15 minutes per side to form a burr. I bought into the system because it is expandable. Hone offers Pro Accessories, including diamond discs with #200, #400, #700, #1000, and 3000 grits. I want those rougher disks to re-profile the angles on some of my knives. All in all, I am happy with Hone and can enthusiastically recommend it.

Love this product - works well and easy to use. Ive mothballed my Nirey and Lansky sharpeners. The magnets are very strong and the sharpening wheels are reversable for extended life. Also have a 15degree option for my Shun knife - you will not be disappointed with the Hone

I've been getting a ton of Facebook ads for a rolling knife sharpener lately, so naturally, my curiosity got the better of me …. att first, I was tempted to buy it right away, but I thought, "Why not check out some comparison videos first?" Thank goodness I did. The original sharpener from Germany looked top-notch but was way out of my price range….. the one that kept appearing in the ads had a flood of negative reviews talking about it jamming after a while, which was a huge red flag for me. As I continued my search ….. I stumbled upon some videos featuring the HONE Knife Sharpener. The reviewers' positive feedback caught my attention, so I decided to take a leap of faith and purchase it. The return policy and 10-year warranty on manufacturer’s website gave me some peace of mind, just in case it didn't live up to the hype. Well, let me tell you, this sharpener exceeded my expectations. I've never had knives this sharp before. The company's claims were spot on. It's incredibly easy to use, with a solid, heavy-duty build. The two-sided reversible discs are a fantastic feature, making the whole process quick and effective. My knives are now sharper than ever before – almost frighteningly so. It's made cooking so much more enjoyable and fun, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. If you're thinking about getting one, I say go for it. You won't regret it.