EVERPRIDE Chef Knife Sheath Set
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About EVERPRIDE Chef Knife Sheath Set
Overall Feedback:
91% positive
87% appreciated the stylish design, though 13% found it unattractive
In the basic set, we use the 4 guards for Chefs and bread knives, utility and paring knives.
This knife case is not suitable for professional knives.
84% appreciated the multiple attachment options, though 16% found them limited
The Victorinox knives have an angled handle at the blade and the squared back guards leave part of the blade exposed, which is not suitable for my requirement.
88% found it easy to open and close
The knife guards have a slant cut for easy knife insertion and the sheaf has a nubby texture to prevent sliding in the drawer.
These knife guards are easy to use, not too tight, and look good. The felt-like lining provides protection from scratches, and the selection is good in this set.
92% liked the snug and secure fit
The knife guards have a lined interior, a slant cut at one end for easy knife insertion, and a nubby texture on the exterior which prevents sliding in the drawer.
92% found it effectively protected the knife, but 8% experienced scratches
I use knife guards for specific knives such as Chefs and bread knives, utility and paring knives.
The knife guard on Victorinox knives has a squared back which leaves part of the blade exposed due to the angled handle.
90% praised the rugged construction, but 10% found it flimsy
I am satisfied with my purchase as the product has met my expectations.
I had a bad experience with the Ergo Chef guards as they scratched my expensive Japanese knives.
The knife guards do not fit properly on Victorinox knives due to the angled handle at the blade and the squared back of the guards, leaving part of the blade exposed.
The knife case holder is not suitable for professional knives.
