So disappointed in the Pleroma being boring gray. I thought it would have color like the proto.
What's the blade steel on the slippies?New releases now available for our dealers to order.
#901 Deacon, #902 Gentry slipjoint & new line WE Ktichen Lifestyle the first is a Gyuko Chef's knife.
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I mean i'd prefer to not have it laying around the kitchen.I am curious as to why would you need a sheath for a kitchen knife? They aren’t usually carried.
I am curious as to why would you need a sheath for a kitchen knife? They aren’t usually carried.
Exactly. I wasnt talking like a belt sheath or anything lol, sorry for that confusion. Just something to hold the knife.I'm not DrRollin, but when buying a kitchen knife individually, it may not have a spot in a current block. Tossing a nice knife in a drawer without a protective cover is not a great idea. Whether you call it a sheath (not necessarily for carry), or a slip cover, or protective sleeve, etc.... Appreciated nonetheless. And possibly expected at certain price levels. Heck, even Kershaw provides a fairly nice plastic slip with their low end kitchen knives when purchased individually.
True, but any knife like this should probably come with one without having to go out of my way to buy it separately.I see. It’s for storage. Plastic edge protectors are widely available.
Well that depends of course. In my kitchen I have a wooden block with cutouts for knives. All original knives are replaced with knives I really like and use.That’s doesn’t sound convenient for storing the knife in the kitchen.
I like the Isham Arrakis a lot. It is only a pity that the version with the blue handle has a black blade. A stonewash finish which matches the grey titanium in the handle would bring this knife optical more in balance.
Also a pity that there are no carbon versions....