Kitchen Knives
A sharp knife is the most important tool in the kitchen. In the Kitchen Knives category you will find mainly Japanese knives from Fudo, Senzo and Samura, plus models from Cold Steel, Victorinox and Puma.
Japanese knife shapes
- Gyuto – the Japanese chef's knife for almost everything
- Santoku and Nakiri – for vegetables, meat and fish
- Petty – the small all-purpose knife
- Sashimi – long, thin blade for fish
- Bread knives with serrated edge
Many of our knives have a Damascus blade with a VG10 core: very sharp and with long-lasting edge retention. For resharpening, you will find whetstones and sharpening guides under Sharpeners & Knife Accessories.
Item not in our shop?
That does not mean we cannot get it for you. Here you will find all the brands we carry – the best way is to browse the catalogues of our suppliers.
Simply send us a message with the item you are looking for to kontakt@x-hunter.de, or use the contact form. We will then make you an offer.
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A sharp knife is the most important tool in the kitchen. In the Kitchen Knives category you will find mainly Japanese knives from Fudo, Senzo and Samura, plus models from Cold Steel, Victorinox and Puma.
Japanese knife shapes
- Gyuto – the Japanese chef's knife for almost everything
- Santoku and Nakiri – for vegetables, meat and fish
- Petty – the small all-purpose knife
- Sashimi – long, thin blade for fish
- Bread knives with serrated edge
Many of our knives have a Damascus blade with a VG10 core: very sharp and with long-lasting edge retention. For resharpening, you will find whetstones and sharpening guides under Sharpeners & Knife Accessories.
Item not in our shop?
That does not mean we cannot get it for you. Here you will find all the brands we carry – the best way is to browse the catalogues of our suppliers.
Simply send us a message with the item you are looking for to kontakt@x-hunter.de, or use the contact form. We will then make you an offer.



