HENCKELS Dynamic Razor-Sharp 3-pc Kitchen Knife Set, Chef Knife, Paring Knife, Utility Knife, German Engineered Informed by 100+ Years of Mastery, Stainless Steel

These are really nice knives. Very sharp, cut through our turkey like butter.

I really like these knives. Thin blade and very sharp. O ly issue is the top of the chef style knife is very sharp corners right in front of the handle. Rounded off on a grinding wheel and polished so it diesnt form a blister on my finger.

not a really chef knife, but a great knife for most things. I like big knifes and sharp knifes. These are sharp and resharpen well.

The larger of these two knives is dull and does not cut well. The small knife in this set does a nice job cutting.

Packed well so the knives would have no chance of hurting someone. Knives were very sharp. Good experience

What happened to the quality Henckels’ quality? I’ve owned Henckels and Zwilling knives for years that were super sharp and super sharp for a long time before needing to be sharpened. I bought the 8” chef’s knife and two 4” paring knives and all three are dull in less than a couple months. I don’t cook a lot these days so I would’ve expected these to remain super sharp for at least a year. In the past their knives I’ve owned did last at least a year. These are all pretty much cheap garbage. Spend a few extra bucks and get the Wusthof Classic Ikon knives and you’ll be MUCH happier for a very long time.

I've had Henckle knives for over 30 years. Still love them. Price was great too!

Seem to be nice knives, just opened the package and noticed Made in India etched on them. German engineering, made in India. We’ll see how they do. I’ve not had Henckels before to compare to so hopefully I’m not disappointed with quality. No where in the description reads made in India. Interwebs, I suppose , say they’re made in different countries to lower costs. Hmmm. Is a pretty good price.

I bought this set and used it once. I could tell immediately that it wasn't as good as the Helckels knife I already owned. The finish was poor and the grind marks still visible. Then I discovered that I had razor-thin cuts all over the inside of my index finger. Most of them too shallow to feel. I figured I had slipped up and had not noticed. Sure enough, I used the knives again today, and wouldn't you know it, cuts again. I held the knife and discovered to my surprise that the cuts were in exactly the position and direction of where my index finger rests on the back of the knives. Turns out there's a burr on the spine on the blade, and it's sharp enough to cut. Henckels should be ashamed to lend their name to such a shoddy and inferior product. Don't buy these unless you have a power buffer and feel like finishing the job for them.