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Santoku - Maple Burl
£153.00
‘Santoku’ in Japanese means ‘three virtues’, relating to its proficiency with meat, fish and vegetables (or with mincing, slicing and dicing). This multipurpose knife is perhaps the most versatile of all knives.
- Blade forged in Seki, Japan. Handle crafted in Canada.
- Blade Length : 165mm
- Damascus VG10 Steel (67 layers)
- Rockwell Hardness of 61+
- Handle Material : Canadian Maple Burl
- Blade forged in Seki, Japan
- Handle handmade in Canada
- Blade material : Damascus VG10
- Rockwell : 61
- Handle material : Stabilized Maple Burl (black) or Walnut (brown)
- Warranty : Lifetime
1 YEAR WARRANTY on any manufacture problems
- FREE SHIPPING across Canada and the US for order of more than 150$CAD
- Shipping cost in Canada : 14.90$CAD
- Shipping cost in the US : 17.99$CAD
- International shipping cost : calculated at checkout
Shipping time
- Canada : 2 to 5 days
- US : 3 to 7 days
- International : 6 to 10 days
Innovating while respecting Japanese traditions
Offering the best chef knives in the world is our goal at Hazaki and Japanese bladesmiths are recognized for producing the sharpest blades.
The family who forges our blades has been making katanas and knives for over 400 years. Needless to say, the blades from the Pro Series offer world-class performance.
Elevating Canadian Woodworking
Japanese are the best for handling steel, but we Canadians are known for our woodworking expertise.
Not only do we have access to all types of amazing hardwoods at a low price, our woodworkers produce real works of art with them.
Full care guide
Use & Care
Buying good quality knives is important, but taking care of them is even more.
If taken care of properly, our knives were designed to last generations.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 19 reviews.
Knife is very sharp, definitely recommend!
This is my second hazaki knife, the first one is same knife with the walnut handle. Second knife with the black maple handle, gave to my son. We both enjoy using them. Cooking professionally for forty years, my only regret, was not getting one sooner. Thanks for the great knifes.
great
I love the knife. But during the shipping, they was not a lot of stuffing paper and the knife was out of the box. Better to put elastic when it’s shipped.
Love it Sammy Bouch!!! Merci encore boss
Merci pour le couteau de grande qualité
Fantastic to cook with. Feel so good in your hand. Thrilled to have the set.
Professionnel!!
I love it. It work very well
We have four Hazaki Maple Burl knives and use them every day. They are truly great knives, whether slicing very thin or cutting though cabbage or carrots. They feel good in your hand and look fantastic displayed on the magnetic knife holder. Highly recommended.
Perfectly balanced and beautifully crafted. This knife is an excellent tool that we’ll be using for years. Highly recommend it as an essential addition to any everyday knife collection.
Wonderful craftsmanship
très satifait
After 20+ yrs of working with my authentic (made in Germany) Zwillings/Henckels, I decided to look into Japanese knives. Did a lot of research (many fakes out there) and came upon great youtube reviews by Knife Wear, Canadian - Japanese knife retailer. Among their top 5 knives was a Santoku by Hazaki Knives out of Montreal. Based on the reviews, I went ahead and ordered the Maple Burl Office and Santoku. First, these knives are just absolutely beautiful. The marriage of Japanese steel and Canadian maple is stunning and the quality of the finish is impressive. But more important is the cutting ability of these knives. Scary and amazing! I feel like I've been driving tanks for the last 20 years and have just graduated to a Ferrari - the difference is astounding. So, I've decide to order the Gyuto and the Petty, plus the beautiful maple magnetic block. You don't want to hide these beauties!
Ras
Very well finished and beautiful knife overall. Pleasantly sharp right out of the box. High quality.
Ce Santoku à l'apparence Bunka de la nouvelle série Pro est un excellent couteau. Bien que j’aie été déçu au départ de voir que la lame avait une longueur de 165mm (plutôt que de 180mm), j’apprends à apprécier la taille lorsque je ne coupe qu’un ou deux légumes. Certes, on a droit à un acier VG10 assez typique dans cette gamme de prix ou même moins cher, mais la qualité du manche en loupe d’érable et la finition de celui-ci est nettement supérieure à ce que les 280$ suggéreraient. Je possède des couteaux plus chers qui ont une qualité de finition inférieure, alors je suis agréablement surpris. C’est aussi un acier plus facile à travailler, alors pour ceux qui aiguisent leurs couteaux eux-mêmes, c’est positif. Mon seul point négatif serait par rapport au poids : le poids plus élevé du manche en loupe d’érable par rapport au noyer fait en sorte qu’un si petit couteau pèse plus de 162g. Certaines personnes apprécieront un poids plus élevé et balancé un peu plus vers le manche, mais pour ma part, ce n'est pas ma préférence. Cela étant dit, ça n’enlève rien à la qualité générale du produit! Si vous avez la chance d’obtenir un de ces couteaux, gardez-le loin des matières dures comme les métaux, les os et des produits congelés et lavez-le à la main, et il devrait vous servir plusieurs décennies durant.
Without hesitation the most bad ass set of knives, the maple burl is just insane, on the pictures on the website is not even close to what it actually looks in person, it’s a piece of art