Crocodile Dundee has always known that there is a knife, and then there is knife. There is nothing like paying a lot of money for a manual tool that can serve you and then telling everyone the majesty you meet about the tool. This K-Tip maker Geoff Feder is your favorite knife guy Knife talk The podcast, a knife maker, after tracking down the raw steel, cut the knife pattern with a saw. Feder’s signature k-tip is an 8.25-inch Japanese-style chef’s blade that is heat-treated to heat the hardest hardness AEB-l stainless steel can achieve and has a fiercely sharp geometry made for precision blade work. This is all tower steel, without that half-width thing. This forward-looking k-tip feels like the chef’s version of Excalibur whenever you get it out of the rough guard. Despite its colorful handles with whimsicality of bubblegum lift tickets, this blade will make you question whether other knives are even knives, brother. Plus, this is pretty. Can it be said in the Male Men’s Guide?
