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Best OverallA forged all-stainless gyutou in Swedish stainless steel, sold in a right-handed version. The listing gives conflicting blade lengths and a muddled weight and dimension block.
A forged Tojiro gyutou, plain-edged, with a mixed-material grip. Seller text is generic, so steel layers, care steps and warranty are not described.
A forged gyutou with a carbon steel core wrapped in stain-resistant steel, so the edge cuts like carbon steel but the sides are easy to maintain. The listing gives no care instructions beyond that description.
A handcrafted gyuto-style knife with a narrow, maneuverable blade for fruit, vegetables and meat. It is a refined all-rounder, and a Damascus-clad blade deserves gentle hand care.
A forged gyuto style cook's knife with a narrow, light blade and hollow ground sides that help food release. The listing gives no weight and no care steps, and the steel is harder than a German style blade.
A forged gyuto from MAC's Professional Series for cooks who want a long chef knife with a straight edge. The listing is sparse, so handle shape, bevel and care advice are left to the buyer.
A chrome-rich molybdenum stainless gyutou with a wood handle and a plain edge, sold in a right-handed version. The listing states blade length two ways and rules out frozen food and bones.
A forged all-stainless gyuto with a plain edge, made for meat and vegetables. Blade length is stated inconsistently, and the maker rules out frozen food and bones.
A forged stainless gyuto for meat and vegetables, plain-edged and wood-gripped. The listing gives conflicting blade lengths and forbids frozen food and bones.
A long stainless gyuto from KAI for general kitchen cutting, with a wood handle. The listing gives little beyond blade length, edge and materials.
A forged Japanese-style chef knife in MicroCarbide steel with a Pakkawood handle. The listing gives few details, so edge angle, hardness and care are not stated.
A forged Japanese gyutou chef knife with a plain edge and a beige handle. The listing is very sparse, with no description, warranty or care detail.
A forged Japanese style chef's knife with a long blade and a wa-style handle for cooks who want generous cutting length. The listing says little about hardness, edge angle or care, so check those before ordering.
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We list 13 gyutou knives from 3 brands, including Spyderco, KAI, Knife.
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