Miyabi Kaizen Rocking Granton Santoku
Best precision tool for home cooks focused on vegetable preparation.
This blade marries Japanese precision with German durability, offering a scalpel-like 9.5° edge that glides through produce with zero resistance. You sacrifice the ruggedness of a heavy-duty chef’s knife, but you gain an unmatched, effortless slicing experience that makes prep work feel like a luxury.
$159.95
Who it's for
- Home cooks seeking long-lasting sharpness between sharpenings
- Culinary enthusiasts needing one knife for multiple cutting styles
- Aesthetic-focused chefs who value traditional Japanese craftsmanship
Who should skip it
- Busy cooks who prefer low-maintenance kitchen tools
- Budget-conscious shoppers looking for entry-level kitchen gear
- Left-handed users requiring ambidextrous handle ergonomics
Performance breakdown
Edge Sharpness
The 9.5-degree bevel delivers surgical precision for effortless, clean cuts.
Food Release
Granton hollows effectively prevent ingredients from clinging to the blade surface.
Edge Retention
VG10 super steel and ice-hardening ensure the edge stays sharp longer.
Ergonomic Comfort
The D-shaped Micarta handle provides a secure, natural grip for control.
Blade Geometry
Thin profile excels at delicate vegetable prep and precise slicing tasks.
Build Quality
Expertly crafted in Seki with stunning Damascus steel construction.
Key Specs
Blade Core Material
VG10 (CMV60) super steel
Blade Construction
32 layers per side stainless steel (Flower Damascus design)
Hardness
Rockwell 60
Blade Length
7.0 inches
Handle Material
"D-shaped" black linen Micarta
Hardening Process
CRYODUR ice-hardening
Edge Angle
9.5° bevel angle per side
Origin
Made in Seki, Japan
Blade Finish
Damascus Pattern
Edge Type
Granton Edge
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