APOLLOChef Knife 20cm CERBERA, Multi-Colour, 40x7x1.5
Details
- Blade materialStainless
- BrandAPOLLO
- ColourMulti-colour
- Handle materialStainless
- Blade edgePlain
Description
🔪 Cut Above the Rest: Unleash Your Inner Chef!
- CHEFS CHOICE - Elevate your culinary skills and impress your guests with every slice.
- DURABLE RELIABLE - Crafted from high-quality stainless steel for long-lasting performance.
- LIGHT AS A FEATHER - Weighing only 220g, this knife ensures comfort during prolonged use.
- VIBRANT AESTHETICS - Stand out in the kitchen with a stunning multi-colour design.
- SLICE WITH PRECISION - Experience effortless cutting with a 20cm stainless steel blade.
The APOLLOChef Knife 20cm Cerbera combines a stunning multi-colour design with a lightweight stainless steel blade, making it the perfect tool for both professional chefs and home cooking enthusiasts. Weighing just 220g, this knife offers precision and comfort, ensuring you can slice through ingredients with ease and style.
Specifications
| Brand | APOLLO |
| Model Number | 5392 |
| Colour | Multi-colour |
| Product Dimensions | 38 x 8 x 1.8 cm; 220 g |
| Material | stainless_steel |
| Item Weight | 220 g |
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Reviews
S**Z
Good
Good knife great price good size big
K**N
Very decent knife considering the low low price
Want a very cheep knife that will do the job for about a year, then look no further, this thing is brilliant.
J**.
Surprisingly Good
I'm not going to lie: I didn't buy this knife because I needed a knife, I bought it because I needed to make an order up to the free shipping threshold, so this £1.70 knife saved me £2.79. I could have thrown it straight in the bin without ever opening it, and I would have got my money's worth. However, having opened it, I'm fairly impressed. While weight isn't really a reliable measure of quality, it is fairly hefty. It's a full-tang construction, which should help with durability. I've seen worse fitting and finish on knives that cost more than 10 times as much. The blade seemed to have been decently sharpened in the factory (again, something I haven't always been able to say about knives that cost more than 10 times as much), but the edge was fairly burred, which probably explains the massive discrepancy in sharpness you see between many of the reviews. A quick deburring with a carbide sharpener later I was cutting a slightly overripe tomato into thin slices. I don't know about long-term edge-holding ability, but for £1.70 I can't complain, and I'll know exactly which knife to grab from the drawer for those tasks where you don't want to risk ruining a more expensive knife.
S**H
Good quality
Great quality, good size and look
E**
Not great quality
Great quality for price but don't last for long
P**M
Quality knife
Easy to useValue for moneyGood build quality.Looks and feels comfortable in hand.Sharp chefs knife.
G**R
Even for the price, don’t bother
Bought it because it had to know how bad a sub £2 knife would be. And I was not disappointed on the lack of quality I expected. That said, it’s seems well built. But is very unbalanced, a significant burr from the basic sharpening grind at the factory, would need significant sharpening, but the effort might be in vain for the unknown steel hardness. Left in the kitchen draw at work for cake day, that’s about all it’s probably good for.
A**N
Perfect for cooking
The knife is quite sharp making it easy to chop veggies and fruits
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