Chef Craft Select Paring Knife Set, 2.5 inch blade 6 inch in length 4 piece set, Assorted

Nifty little paring knives - perfect for backpack. If I had one other wish, it would be the handles could be a bit thicker for better balance.

Do note that the quality of these knives is going down hill. The plastic handles are thinners than others. Eventually the blade occasionally snaps off the handle. I do throw them in the dishwasher. Great for cutting sandwiches, slicing chicken, cheese, you name it. They are great for paring most items other than tomatoes for which I use a serrated knife. Not super durable as others. The blades have dulled long before older comprimable knives that I have. Have not seen the more substantial models in the stores lately so have reordered a second set.

My use case might be different from others. Rather than using them for cutting, I use them to delicately remove adhesive price/retail stickers from goods prior to resale. The flat straight edge with bevel is perfect for this, as while the blade is sharp, it is not razor sharp, so it won't mar the surface you are pressing against. This may be a negative for some uses, but as a scraping or removal tool, they work extremely well, and the price is certainly right.

These tiny paring knives will not hold an edge forever and they won't last years or even a year maybe under daily use, but they will get razor sharp quickly and will do the job nicely for decorative tomato rose garnishing. They are chisel ground, which I was not expecting, but not a huge deal. It's probably written somewhere in description that I didn't bother reading. They relatively sharp right from the box and it only took me around 10 minutes a knife to hone the edge to my liking. The knives are flexible, light weight, and small. I find them to be fine to hold on to and plenty easy to manipulate and manoeuvre. My biggest complaint is using a bamboo, wood, or any cutting board makes them go dull rather quickly. Also, the thin plastic handles will crack and break easily if you abuse the knife or as it ages especially if you put them in the dishwasher.

These little knives are short, narrow, and flimsy. The scrawny handle twisted in my hand and the bade bent while coring a very ripe tomato. I made 2 cuts with the knife and had to throw it out. Dangerous.

I love this type of knife - they're handy and inexpensive and when they're dull, you don't feel too badly about tossing them. That's the PROs, now the CONs. First, the blade isn't overly sharp so it's questionable how long they'll last. Second, the handle is only .2 (two tenths) of an inch thick. Compared to knives from 4 years ago maybe which are .25 (a quarter of an inch), believe me you can feel the difference. BTW, an older version of this same knife is nearly .5 inch. It's amazing how well your hand can feel the difference. I wear a size M glove, so my hands are sorta on the small side, but the knife literally moves around in my hand when I'm trying to cut with it. DEFINITELY not for a man's hand. I'm leaning towards not recommending these knives.

bought these to replace one my wife got as a gift at SAMs many years ago. She lost the one we had and really missed it. These were the same except for the color; they're super sharp and handy. Great price and decent quality

Exactly what I was looking for. I used to buy a pair of these in the grocery store every great once in a while and I can’t find them now. These are exactly the same thing. Very sharp also. My judge of a sharp knife is how well it cuts a (Roma) tomato. These go right through it.

São bem pequena, mais uma vez pequei por não observar o tamanho, mas tem sua utilidade, não era o que queria...

These may look like a little knife but be careful. They are very sharpe and easy to use. They fit in your hand nicely. As for the price you can't beat it for 4 knives. I definitely would buy these again.

Too small and tends to wander when cutting due to being sharpened from one edge.

Très decues

Way smaller then I had thought they were.