OAKSWARE Bird Beak Peeling Knife

I'm not sure you can beat the price/value metric for this knife. Does anyone really need a bird's beak paring knife? Probably not but for some reason I like using one from time to time to cut the tops off of strawberries or peel some garlic. Decent German steel and otherwise fine build quality. I'm not sure what else you could ask for in a $10 knife. Perhaps the full tang construction and bolster are a bit of an overkill for a knife this size and you might consider a thinner, lighter knife depending on your hand size and strength. My other small go to knife is a Henckel 3" paring knife with a red plastic handle - no bolster, no full tang. I can see how it's slimmer, lighter build might be attractive to some. I have one nit to pick and that's the fact that the full bolster extends all the way down the length of the blade. Now a full bolsterdoes add strength to a blade and I could see having one on a 10" chef's knife which I might occasionally use to hack a bone. Otherwise, on a smaller knife like this I would prefer not to have it. Not having a full bolster would make it a little lighter, easier to handle and more importantly, easier to sharpen. But if you're dead set on this type of knife/construction I don't think you can go to far wrong with this one.

This is a very well made knife!. Great for most kitchen food prep tasks. A joy to use as it will slide through most fruits and vegetables with very little force needed. Keep your fingers away from this one!! Very nice grip, well packed and so far has kept the nice sharp edge and there is no sign of rust or tarnish, indicating high quality steel has been used. My new favorite knife!

Beautiful and sharp full-tang birds beak knife. Feels great in the hand.

How did I live without this knife? Perfect for peeling and cutting fruits and vegetables. Sectioning oranges, cutting up strawberries, peppers, etc. Nice handle, sharp and very well made.

Very good knife, keeps its edge well. Nice heft. It will probably need to be stored in a drawer or slotted knife block due to its weight.

If you like a knife with some weight to it, you will love this knife. It is very sharp and easy to maintain with a sharpening steel. What a great knife for fine detail work, and great for opening packages! I highly recommend it if you like your knives on the heavier side. If you like a very light one, you might consider the Victronox Bird Beak Paring Knife.

Solid knife, it came really sharp. Good price point

Excellent little knife! Helps cut off skin from fruit and vegetables (kiwi for example) very closely so you don’t loose most of the fruit! It’s also a very handy knife with a very good grip. I highly recommend this product!