More about HADO Shiosai
Man, this is such an elegant knife. The clean polish, the tasteful hammered tsuchime pattern on the blade. HADO knives are really in a league of their own, and their choice of SG2 steel for this line only accentuates that. This steel is as futuristic as this blade looks, cutting just as well as the carbon steels of olde, but totally rust-free.
These knives carry just enough weight to feel confident. The balance, the steel, and the tasteful polishing along the spine and behind the heel all make this a supremely enjoyable knife to wield.
| Steel Type | |
|---|---|
| Rockwell Hardness | 62 - 63 |
| Handle | |
| Sharpener | Naohiro Nomura |
| Sharpened in | Sakai, Osaka, Japan |
| Brand | Hado Sakai |
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