Kyocera’s Revolution Ceramic Revolution Series: 7” Professional Ceramic Chef Knife, Black
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Wednesday, Dec 10
Style: 7" Chef
Features
- Culinary Companion: Explore the world of Kyocera ceramic knives with our Ceramic Revolution Series Professional Chef Knife, tailored for cooks seeking exceptional value and performance in the kitchen.
- Hand-sharpened Proprietary Blades: Made from Kyocera's zirconia material, our Japanese knife blades offer superior quality and performance. With exceptional durability, they outlast traditional blades by up to 10 times. A must-have for your kitchen.
- Lightweight Chef Knife: Enjoy the convenience of lightweight knives that offer effortless handling and cleaning. The non-reactive ceramic material prevents oxidation, preserving the freshness of your ingredients for flavorful, healthy cooking.
- Versatile and Reliable: From slicing fruits and vegetables to handling boneless meats, these knives excel in various kitchen tasks. Please note that they are not suitable for hard or frozen foods, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.
- Complete Set: Unleash your cooking potential with the 7 or 8 Professional Ceramic Chef Knife. Replace your kitchen gadgets with these knives and embark on a culinary journey with confidence.
Description
The Revolution Series 7-inch Professional Chef's Knife is from Kyocera’s most popular line of advanced ceramic knives. Designed with a comfortable, ergonomic handle for precise control. The ceramic blade is made from a proprietary zirconia material produced in Japan and stays razor sharp at least 10 times longer than traditional knives, making them ideal for everyday use. The perfect choice for slicing fruits, vegetables and boneless meats. Not intended for frozen or hard foods..
Blade Material: Ceramic, Ceramic, Ceramic
Brand: KYOCERA
Color: Black
Handle Material: Plastic, Plastic
Blade Edge: Plain
Blade Material: Ceramic, Ceramic, Ceramic
Brand: KYOCERA
Color: Black
Handle Material: Plastic, Plastic
Blade Edge: Plain
Blade Length: 7 Inches
Construction Type: Stamped
Item Weight: 0.09 Kilograms
Blade Color: black
Is Dishwasher Safe: No
Item Length: 12 Inches
Manufacturer: Kyocera
Size: 7"
UPC: 732233493570 887690487782
Item Weight: 3.31 ounces
Item model number: FK-180 BK
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: May 12, 2004
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This is our third Kyocera Ceramic knife and we love them. Have had one for over four years and the other is over three. All in great condition with only one small chip in the oldest one. Found a great "Black Friday" deal, so got another to give for Christmas. Can't beat a great price on a great product! These knives are extremely sharp and will stay that way if you use them correctly. These knives are NOT to be used on hard items. Such as bones, ice, hard frozen items, or cutting on hard surfaces. They are not made for these types to foods. Use a metal knife for such items. If you use this type of knife correctly, you will be rewarded with many years of sharp cutting. If you neglect them and use incorrectly, you will be unhappy with any ceramic knife. ***Also, do not put these ceramic knives in the dishwasher unless they will not be banged around.*** A quick hand washing is all they need. Remember, these are very sharp and will spill blood for the careless. I can attest to this! Pros - 1. Super sharp 2. Cuts beautifully 3. Will last a long time if used correctly 4. Easy to clean Cons - 1. Can be a little bit expensive if you don't take care of them 2. You do have to be more careful with these types of knives (not as forgiving as metal) 3. Best not to put in the dishwasher - (handwash) Items were purchased with my own money. No free items received for my review.
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Bought the Black 5 inch Micro Serrated Kyocera in Oct. 2018, 7 years ago. Absolutely fantastic slicing knife that we have used daily for nearly 7 years and is still as sharp as the day purchased. Finally broke while someone tried to core a cabbage with it. Only broke the tip so I'm going to keep using it since they have doubled in price since then. Great knife if you don't try to use it in place of your hatchet. Just use a little common sense - it is a ceramic blade. Oh, and don't try to core a cabbage with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025 by Bruce TeSelle
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This knife has really changed the way I deal with knives. My wife and I use this knife for the vast majority of our cutting tasks. I also have the small Kyocera slicing knife, and although it is equally sharp, this one is easier to use because it is larger. The bigger blade allows you to stroke through something as opposed to just slicing it. I still use metal knives for anything that is abusive such as cutting meat with bones or cuts that require a twisting motion, but for almost everything this knife is amazing. The ceramic edge after about a year of use is just about as sharp as when I first got it. If this was a metal knife, I would have to sharpen it every week to maintain an edge that probably still wouldn't match the sharpness of this blade. It seems that to dull one off these blades you have to chip it, this can be done fairly easily if you don't know what you are doing. This may be the reason that Kyocera has a sharpening program. They claim they can grind out the tiny chips that occur over time. My first ceramic knife, the slicing knife has some chips in it, that was our training blade, this knife has none because we know what we are doing now. I would bet the tip is rounded to prevent chipping as well as promote safety. Don't let the fragility of the blade scare you, when you use it for the first time you will probably start laughing. Then you will laugh again every time you use a knife at someone else's house. The sharpness isn't the important thing here, I can sharpen a metal knife to nearly the same sharpness, what is important is that this thing STAYS sharp. Metal knives must be sharpened with every use if they want to compete with this. This blade is very light and it looks great. Since the blade is quite broad, you will need a really big knife block if its going to fit into a slot. The black version looks a lot cooler than the white one and it doesn't show the staining that can occurs if you leave certain juices on the blade overnight. Don't throw away your original package! Kyocera has a free sharpening program, but you will need to send them your knife. The packaging it comes in can handle this for you. I got this idea from a you tube review of their sharpening program.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2014 by Ryan
Style: 5.5" Santoku
Update: I've had this knife for almost a year and the sharpness is still extremely sharp! No dulling and I've never had to send the knife in for sharpening. It still gets used daily in the kitchen, from boneless meat to vegetables and fruit. I love it so much because there's so little maintenance required to keep the blade sharp (just don't cut bones). I'm looking forward to buying a Chef's version of the Kyocera ceramic knives because I love this santoku knife so much! As a big fan of steel knives I was very surprised with the sharpness of this knife. I mainly use this knife for cutting vegetables and fruit. The knife itself is a great addition to any kitchen. I prefer the black blade to the white blade and bought the knife based on aesthetic preferences, but the black blade is made from black zirconium oxide and offers extra durability and also goes through an extra firing process according to Kyocera's website, so that was a plus when purchasing the knife. First off, the knife is very light and the blade is not at all heavy. For people who use steel knives on a daily basis this may take some time getting used to. The knife does an excellent job cutting through vegetables and fruits; however, I don't recommend using it for meat with bones, tough meat, or anything hard. I have used the knife to cut chicken breasts and thighs and cut thin slices of steak just fine. To prevent chipping I hand wash the knife and lay it on a microfiber cloth to dry. Don't put it in the dishwasher or it'll damage the knife. This is a great ceramic knife for anyone looking for their first ceramic or another ceramic for their knife collection. I use the knife on a daily basis in conjunction with my steel knives, and so far my knife hasn't chipped yet and has held its edge well. My only gripe is that the blade is brittle and fragile compared to steel knives.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2015 by Shiberu