ZWILLINGRazor-Sharp Steak Knives set of 8, German Engineered Informed by 290+ Years of Mastery, Silver

steak knives are sharp and feel sturdy in the hand. They cut really well and look nice on the table. They’re a bit more than I usually spend, but honestly—worth it. I’m happy with them!

Never eat a steak without these knives. The wooden case is awesome for storing. It is small enough to put in my knife drawer. We love it. They are sharp!

I love that it comes in its own wooden box. Sharp and slim so it’s not bulky to hold. You can easily store the container in a pull out drawer in your kitchen.

I was badly in need of new steak knives. I like that these knives are all one finish(no decorative handle). They will match well with my silverware. They seem very well made and very sharp. The wood box is great for storage when I dont need them.

Nice quality. Good feel in the hand.

Well worth the money. Very sharp.

I recently acquired the ZWILLING Razor-Sharp Steak Knives Set of 8 and am thoroughly impressed with their performance. These knives are a testament to ZWILLING's long-standing tradition of excellence, and they have quickly become a staple in my kitchen.The German engineering behind these knives is evident in their exceptional quality and precision. Each knife is crafted with care, and the razor-sharp blades make cutting through steak and other meats a breeze. The cutting edge remains sharp even after frequent use, ensuring that each slice is smooth and effortless.The silver finish adds a touch of elegance to the table, and the sleek design complements any dinnerware. The handles are ergonomically designed, offering a comfortable and secure grip. They are well-balanced, making them easy to handle and reducing hand fatigue during extended use.The set of 8 knives is perfect for entertaining or for large family meals. The knives are well-packaged and make a great addition to any kitchen or as a thoughtful gift for someone who enjoys cooking.Overall, the ZWILLING Razor-Sharp Steak Knives are an outstanding investment in kitchen cutlery. They combine precision, durability, and style, making them a must-have for anyone who values high-quality tools. Highly recommended for their performance and craftsmanship!

These "steak knives" are a joke. I remember reading a comment somewhere that these knives are glorified butter knives, and I should have trusted it. Since these knives have the twin logo, I thought I would give it a chance.These knives are as sharp as my butter knives (not an exaggeration at all), but has a pointy end. The serrations are on one side of the knife, and they are as small as what you find on butter knives. The serrations cover around half the knife, and the rest of the knife is fat and dull. I cooked a steak today and tried to cut it with this knife. I absolutely massacred the steak (in a bad way) trying to cut it. Also since the handle is metal, if you get oil or grease on it, you will lose grip. The only positive thing these knives have going for it is the weight, but that's worthless if it can't do the one job they were designed to do.Funny enough, I own the henckels steak knives with the one man logo and they cut way better than these knives. I'm convinced that either all of the reviews are paid shills, or people have never held a proper steak knife before.