[Xin Cutlery] Chef's Knife, Damascus, Ostap Hel -25% SALE

The remarkable design comes from the hand of Polish designer and knife maker Ostap Hel. His knives are always somewhat futuristic, but at the same time also remarkably ergonomic and practical.

67 layers of damascus steel with a VG-10 steel core

This XinCore chef's knife has a blade made from 67 layers of damascus steel with a Japanese VG-10 steel core. The forged damascus steel has a heart pattern over the entire length of the blade. This refers to the brand name 'Xin' which meant 'heart' in Chinese. The blade has a hardness of no less than 61 HRC. This is comparable to the hardness of many Japanese kitchen knives. The blade was polished by hand and has a mirrored finish.

The handle is made from black G10 with two aesthetical red liners made from the same material. G10 is a rock-solid type of plastic that can handle discolourations and moisture, acids or heat. The sleek facets in the handle emphasize its modern design, but also ensure that the handle is thin in the front and broad in the middle. As such the knife looks amazing and feels great in hand.

Xin Cutlery: produced by Bestech

Xin Cutlery produces modern, innovative top-quality kitchen knives. Made from premium materials and produced with the help of modern production methods. Xin Cutlery always takes it up a notch. They have their own interpretation of what a modern kitchen knife needs to look like. The Xin Cutlery kitchen knives are characterized by their sleek geometric shapes. These unique designs are the result of an experienced design team and cooperations with famous knife designers such as Grzegorz Grabarski and Ostap Hel. All this knowledge ensures that these knives are not only amazing to look at, they are also amazing to use and razor-sharp.

Xin Cutlery is produced by Bestech. They have over 10 years of experience in the knife world. Not only with their own brand of pocket knives, but also as a manufacturer for famous brands and designers. With it Bestech expanded their knowledge which is now used to produce their own brand of kitchen knives: Xin Cutlery.