Chicago CutleryParing Knife

The title says everything. I have both a 3.5 inch Wusthof and this Chicago Cutlery paring knife (at time of purchase, it was about $10). The former is looks and feels fancy but needs to be sharpened often and at its sharpest is not as sharp as this thing came straight out of the amazon box and its cheap little package. I cook a a lot, I like to keep my knives sharp, and I have had this for 6 months and it is still very sharp. I tend to reach for it way more than my Wusthof now because it's cheap, lightweight, holds an edge well, and doesn't need to be babied at all

Just the right size and sharp.

I like having a cheap knife that doesn't royally suck around. It's not so expensive that I'll be heartbroken if it accidentally gets thrown out. But it's still able to do the job and it's ergonomic.I'm now on my second of these, and highly recommend it for exactly that purpose.Also comes with a decent plastic sleeve to protect the blade (and your hand if you store it in a drawer). A surprising number of knives don't come with plastic covers anymore, they just ship with cardboard.

I have an older one (15 years) and thought I would like to have a second one.I love it! It sharpens well and holds its edge.

It seems like a well made knife but the handle is so small that a five year old would find it easy to use. Most adults would not.

I was glad to order the one knife. I used the other knife from my set in a wrong way (not for food) and the tip snapped off. All is well now. The set has lasted great for 5+ years, with the exception of me being a dork.

Flimsy version of paring knife. Does not hold sharpness. Used for two days and totally disappointed. You get what you pay for. Plan to return

Nice knife; good product.