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Elite Shun Knife Review

www.Shun-Knife.com Hey everybody, Steve Shue here for another addition of the Shun Knife Review. Okay, today we're going to be talking about the highest quality of the Shun Knives which is the Elite Shun Knife. Yeah, I know... the name kinda gives it away, but these knives are the elite of the elite. In the last episode we talked about the Classic Shun Knife which is the most popular, but the Shun Elite is the second most popular. They are very similar in most aspects, but there are a few ...

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17 Comments

  1. Gowking54 says:

    I don’t like the handle. Idk seems fragile? which im sure it’s not but I want a thicker handle that will fit nicely with the curves of my hand

  2. bobjoemagee says:

    no, it is not, its slightly thinner, and concaves in the middle

  3. bobjoemagee says:

    no its not

  4. triggerhappy56 says:

    Yes its D shaped.

  5. CrimFerret says:

    No it wouldn’t. You’d still have to pay a ‘Shipping and handling’ fee. Also, no knife that’s used regularly stays sharp for that long.

    I assume you’re using one of those with that stupid ‘double d edge’. I could use a wood saw to cut food with too, that wouldn’t make it a quality tool. A kitchen knife that gets regular use should be sharpened at least once a year. If it can’t hold that edge with basic honing for that long, maybe it’s not such a good knife after all.

  6. 1DAngus1 says:

    What is the handle? is it the D shaped? or what?

  7. 1DAngus1 says:

    Im contemplating buying the Shun Elite Santoku or The Global G 48 santoku.

    any suggestions?

  8. grab2 says:

    I use Cutco and its been 13 years and ive never had to sharpen it but if i did it would be sharpened for free!!!

  9. MisterBaz1 says:

    VG-10 is actually a relatively new steel. Very good steel, but the newer SG-2 is even better.

  10. MisterBaz1 says:

    Preferably with wetstones. If you are going to shell out the money for a nice knife, have a pro sharpen your knives. Our learn yourself (I’ve spent so much money on stones and I trained on old cheap stainless knives).
    You can also send it back to Shun for sharpening.

  11. xeanth says:

    Shun knives rule!! I’v used Wusthof…and others, but Shun is by far the best..awesome balance, perfect edge and craftmanship.

  12. PatriotChef1 says:

    wow! I cant believe someone shelled out $300 for a wustof chef’s Knife!

    Talk about a rookie!

  13. valcon3 says:

    if you payed 300 for a wusthof, you got RIPPED OFF! Not that they are bad knives, that is just a lot of money!

  14. jessemcnevin says:

    my 10 inch onion cost 550$

  15. geestungbyabee says:

    you know $200 doesn’t seem that expensive.

    ie. my wusthof classic 10″ was $300. (retail)

  16. AnttiL says:

    Free sharpening? That is nice indeed..
    But VG-10 is… traditional steel?

  17. IamSteelManS says:

    how should we sharp VG-10 & SG-2 powdered steels?