Chef Craft Select Paring Knife, 2.5 inch blade 6 inches in length 4 piece set, Assorted

Nice lightweight paring knives. They are sharp and easy to use. I like the colors they come in and the size. Perfect for all those little kitchen jobs.

Do note that the quality of these knives is going down hill. The plastic handles are thinners than others. Eventually the blade occasionally snaps off the handle. I do throw them in the dishwasher. Great for cutting sandwiches, slicing chicken, cheese, you name it. They are great for paring most items other than tomatoes for which I use a serrated knife. Not super durable as others. The blades have dulled long before older comprimable knives that I have. Have not seen the more substantial models in the stores lately so have reordered a second set.

These are not sharp at all. Thought these would work as extra parers when my good ones were in the wash, but they are too dull for that. If, however, you need something to slice a banana, then these are for you.

They are small, but sharp and good for small paring jobs. Im not sure how long they will last but at this price point, Id buy them again.

got these because of fidan on tiktok. they work GREAT! a nice sharp edge, cuts real good, and a great price.

I wanted to give them an extra star for nostalgia, but I stuck with 3 stars because that's what the quality is. The colors are great, but they are thinner and smaller than I remember which makes them less comfortable and a little harder to control...maybe even less safe. The blade is sharp but seems a little flimsy. Don't get me wrong, I'm gonna use them because I'm a cheapass, but next time around I'll find different ones.

The paring knives were exactly what I needed: knives that I can use to pare my vegetables and fruits that don't give me terrible cuts on my hands. These knives are effective at being sharp enough to pare my produce without causing harm to my fingers. Yahoo!And did I mention the bargain basement price? Double Yahoo!

The blade is only sharpened on one side. Dull out of the package. Honing on steel helped. Sharpening it with a stone on both sides made it usable. And that handle. Too small, both in length, width, and thickness. Sharp bit on the bottom where the plastic was injected into the mould. Filed it off. Still, these were so inexpensive it's not worth my time to return them.