Furi Pro 4 Piece Acacia Japanese Stainless Steel Knife Gift Set - $88 Shipped @ Value Village eBay

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missmelb on 24/04/2019 - 18:44 ebay.com.au (1280 clicks)
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Finally bit the bullet on a new 20" knife after seeing these on discount the other day. I couldn't resist for $22 off.

Furi Pro 4 Piece Acacia Japanese Stainless Steel Knife Gift Set

This stunning gift set from Furi, features 4 of the most popular kitchen knives all presented in a stunning Acacia wood gift box. Comprising of a chef knife, Santoku, paring and serrated utility knife, these four knives will have you covered in all your chopping tasks.

Includes:

• 1 x Cook’s Knife 20cm
• 1 x East/West Santoku Knife 13cm
• 1 x Serrated Muti-Purpose Knife 15cm
• 1 x Paring Knife 9cm

Features:

• Japanese Stainless Steel
• Innovative reverse wedge handle design
• Unique handle profile creates perfect slot for middle finger
• Super fine cutting edge
• 4 Piece Gift Set
• Easy to clean and scratch resistant
• Presented in a beautiful Acacia wood box
• 25 Year Guarantee

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  edrift on 24/04/2019 - 19:33

  How would these compare to Global knives?

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    [Deactivated] on 24/04/2019 - 20:14

    +3

    I've used both and tbh, I'd rather have the Furis'. Many will disagree but this has been my experience.
    There are plenty of not so impressed people out there who have owned Global knives for a few short years.
    They tend to get 'pitted' edges over time and I feel are more for those who have reasonable to excellent sharpening skills.
    The Furis' are more responsive for the average and/or non expert sharpener and will bounce when they hit the floor.
    Globals, being harder metal (& more brittle) like most Jap' knives are not so forgiving with accidental misuse, if dropped they will most likely chip or snap in half.
    A Furi' is more likely to simply bounce and not break.

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      edrift on 24/04/2019 - 20:39

      I have a global Asian cooks knife and it has lasted many many years (at least 5+ now).

      Yes it has some tiny chips in it from abuse, but then again I have never sharpened it properly to repair the edge.

      I have a set of cheap quality Kogan knives (global knife style in appearance) and you can tell that the global knife is 1000 times better no matter how I sharpen the cheap knives.

      Interestingly Furi don't publish what exact steel they use so i don't know how good it is

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        [Deactivated] on 24/04/2019 - 20:56

        I've no idea on the matter of steel used by Furi' myself. :O]

        Personally I believe those tiny chips develop not so much from misuse but instead because the Globals are made by using very hard metal/alloy combos and seemingly/characteristically a bit brittle along the edges.

        They certainly are awesome when freshly sharpened, there is NO arguing with that IMO.

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    ego22 on 24/04/2019 - 20:31

    they dont, get global and a good sharpener.
    over 7+ years of HEAVY use and they look and feel like i bought them yesterday.

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  dynaflow on 24/04/2019 - 20:05

  They're good….quick and the dead eh?

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  beanlanda on 24/04/2019 - 22:23

  Had to use the PLANTS20 code as PCLICK didn't work for me, but same result. Thanks OP.

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  Flick133 on 24/04/2019 - 23:12

  +1

  Telling me they are Out of stock

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  figarow on 24/04/2019 - 23:16

  +3

  Just buy kiwi people…

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  Minny on 26/04/2019 - 09:57

  +1

  Back in stock but only 4 left