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J.A. Henckels International Fine Edge Synergy 17-Piece Block Set | 
 enlarge | Brand: Henckels
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $226.00
Buy New: $89.95
You Save: $136.05 (60%)
Rating:  16 reviews
Sales Rank: 1730
Shipping Weight (lbs): 8.6
Dimensions (in): 15.3 x 9 x 5.3
MPN: 15707-000
Model: 15707-000
UPC: 035886205614
EAN: 0035886205614
ASIN: B000FA9204
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | One piece, stamped construction for durability | | • | High Quality stainless steel | | • | Contoured santoprene handles with brushed stainless steel cap | | • | Hygienic, Break Proof, and Dishwasher Safe (Not recommended by J.A. Henckels International) | | • | Full warranty |
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Product Description
If you want to upgrade your cutlery collection or are just looking into starting a fine knife collection for the kitchen, this full cutlery set from the Henckels Fine Edge Synergy series is the perfect match. Each piece comes with a comfortable molded Santoprene handle w/brushed stainless steel and high-quality stainless steel stamped blades. The set includes paring knives (2/3-in.), 8 steak knives, a boning knife (5 1/2-in.), utility knife (6-in.), chef's knife (8-in.), bread knife (8-in.)and carving knife (8-in.) along with a sharpening steel (9-in.) to keep your knives in tip-top condition. All knives have a satin-finish with razor-sharp blades constructed of high-grade, stamped stainless steel for rust resistance, extra strength and unbeatable performance. Handwash each piece with mild dish soap.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 11 more reviews...
 Great value...disregard negative reviews October 8, 2008
J. Brand
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have owned these for over a month, with very heavy use. No signs of rust,and blades are razor sharp. While no they aren't "REAL" Henckels (they are from there more economical line with only one little man, not two), they also aren't $2500. People who have stated that they rust must be morons, because it says right on the box that they while they are "dishwasher safe" its not recommended. Use the knife, wash it and put it away. Is that hard to do? Its not like you use 17 knifes every day and have the wash them every day. So if you treat these like a fine piece of cutlery they will hold up like so. Any who blows away any knife set I've seen in the price range...
Good buy for the money October 6, 2008
D. Cook (Arizona)
I've had these knives for several weeks now and have to say I'm impressed. I did quite alot of searching before settling on these-and I'm glad I did. The quality is excellent,they are sharp and easy to use, and the set-though there are a few empty slots to add to it later-came with every type of knife I need. I pride myself in my cooking-I make everything possible from scratch and cook several meals a day, and I can't imagine a scenario where I'd say "if I only had another knife".
I see myself getting many years of use out of these. They come with a rod sharpener so that I never have to see them dull, or send them in anywhere to be sharpened. The block is sturdy and looks good with my kitchen decor.
I was leaning toward cutco brand before I decided on these, but I just couldn't justify the price of cutco. I'm not disappointed, I think I got more than my money's worth out of these.
One thing I have to add about other reviews I read before I bought these....I almost didn't get these because so many people complained until I saw that most negative comments were about the rust factor. ANY chef's quality knife is going to rust if you don't take care of it, it's actually a sign of the type of metal that good knives are made of.
If you are looking for a set of knives that you can throw haphazardly into the dishwasher, or leave lying around in the sink-these are not for you!!!
These must be hand washed after use and dried completely by hand with a cloth-that's why you see professional cooks constantly wiping their knives on an apron or towel as they work.
For best results, you're going to have to sharpen these about every half dozen uses, especially if you are cutting something like tomatoes-world's worst wear on any knife-of if you're cutting board is made of anything besides wood. It doesn't hurt them to sharpen them as needed, and better safe than sorry-a dull knife is a dangerous knife.
 essential design flaw September 22, 2008
Mathew Duff (Dallas/Ft Worth Tx)
things that i wish i had known about this knife set:
1) the steak knives ARE NOT SERRATED. I cant recall ever using non-serrated steak knives, and what's more this set does not come with a serrated knife besides the bread knife, which is not proper for cutting, for instance, tomatoes.
2) the 8-inch utility knife, paring knife, and 8 steak knives all have a lip on the handle that sticks out forwards further than the blade.
3) the knife block is not the one shown in this product picture. it is black, rather than wood. it has extra slots when filled, and looks kinda cheap.
4) a chefs knife is typically a little wider (from the blade, to the back) than this one but that's mostly a subtle preference.
however...
5) the santoku knife is excellent. I learned to cook using them, and I'm glad to see that they are being put into typical knife sets these days.
 Rusted Almost Immediately September 16, 2008
Michael Rojek (Honolulu, HI)
I bought this set to replace a set of bargain knives i had that were rusting. I never put this set in the washing machine, hand washed only. Didn't matter. Started with small rust spots on even unused knives within a few weeks. Now i have to scrub knives to remove the large rust spots, small ones don't come off.
Aside from the aesthetic looks, this is just as bad as the $30 or cheaper sets. I live in Hawaii, so perhaps humidity had something to do with this. But i see no difference from this set and the bargain ones.
henckels synergy knives August 5, 2008
Mark Mesesan (Salt Lake City, Utah)
Nice and sharp, and attractive on the counter. check with me in five years, and I'll tell you how they held up.
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