Rockingham Forge Essentials Chopping Knife with Stianless Steel Blade, 6", Black

Good for it's price. Looks more expensive, and it is very sharp.

TLDR: Great knife! Very reasonably priced. Very sharp. Would probably recommend getting a sheath to store it.I bought this knife due to it's reasonable price tag, but didn't expect much. It was quite difficult to get out of the packet, as it was tied with plastic ties tightly on the handle which I could barely get scissors into (ironic isn't it that you need something sharp to get something sharp out of its packet!) but managed, although it did mean scratching the handle a little but it doesn't affect the use of the knife. The blade itself is SHARP! I showcased how *not* to practise knife safety to the kitchen within 30 seconds, and by kitchen I mean me... I was the only one there, so I'd definitely recommend that you practise knife safety by never touching the blade. I used it the day I got it and seamlessly chopped up an onion, peppers and sliced up a steak! I'm probably going to be looking at getting a sheath for it to be able to store it safely, but I am very impressed with this knife, and would definitely look at buying more from the same range should I need another type of kitchen knife.

smaller than expected , but sharp, light and able to break through rib bones for the dogs

Just what I needed

As a chef of 10+ years I’ve used a lot of knives through my career and can honestly say; for the money it’s great. I bought it for home use and mainly for cutting up my dogs raw food. It’s got a fairly cheap handle but the blade is great. Can’t argue with £5 for this knife.

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I'm blown away with the quality and weight of this knife. I bought 2 for gifts but decided to keep one.. Highly recommend this and makes a fantastic gift for any aspiring chef.

For cutting up a duck