Global Vegetable Knife - 18cm

The g-5 18cm vegetable knife is inspired by traditional japanese usuba knives, popular amongst professional chefs in japan as a specialist vegetable knife. the idea behind the shape of the blade is that it encourages a straight up down chopping motion where the full blade length meets the chopping board so it will go straight through the whole vegetable.

The g-5 is made from cromova 18 stainless steel, specially developed by global as it holds a razor-sharp edge and resists rust, stains and corrosion. ice tempered and hardened to rockwell c56-58, each knife is carefully weighted by filling the handles with sand to achieve the optimum weight and perfect balance. other unique features include its smooth contours and seamless construction which eliminates food and dirt traps offering the ultimate in safety and hygiene. the acute 15-degree angle cutting edge provides unsurpassed performance and superior edge retention.

There are quite a few variations of this knife within the global classic collection. the equally popular global gs-5 is the small 14cm version, and the g-81 is the fluted version in the same size.

• CROMOVA 18 stainless steel blade, edge retains razor sharpness and resists rust, stains and corrosion.
• Acute 15 Degree Cutting Edge, provides unsurpassed performance and superior edge retention.
• Ice tempered and hardened to Rockwell C56-C58.
• Smooth contours and seamless construction eliminate food and dirt traps, offering the ultimate in safety and hygiene.
• Perfectly balanced handles precisely calibrated to offset the weight of the blade.
• Made in Japan

Global guarantees any stainless steel product that it sells to be free from defect in material, construction or workmanship under normal use and following the care instructions.

This excludes damage caused by misuse or accident. the warranty extends only to the product's original purchaser. chips in the knife blades, broken knife tips, discolouration from food and rust spots are not covered. knife chips and broken knife tips can often be repaired by re-sharpening.