People like OXO. There’s no denying that. Check out other OXO products on Amazon and see how they’ve gained a great reputation as makers of reasonably-priced kitchen gadgets that perform well and feel good in your hands.
Their Good Grips line, of which this knife set is a part, is known for it’s non-slip attractive handles and ergonomic design.
This knife set seems to be no exception — it’s no Wusthof but maybe you don’t need the cachet that comes with one of those high-end names.
The blades are made of a mid-range stainless steel. They won’t be the sharpest knives, nor will they hold their edges exceptionally long but in this price range you could do a lot worse.
This set includes an eight inch chef’s knife, an eight inch slicer, a 3.5 inch parer, a 5 inch utility knife, a small four inch Santoku, an eight inch bread knife, a honing steel, 6 steak knives and wood block for storage.
At OnlyKnives, we’re partial to the Forschner knives in this low-end price range, but OXO is a safe bet as well.
This knife is made by R.H. Forschner, a division of Victorninox — maker of Swiss Army Knives. No pocket knife here here, though.
This knife will cost you ten bucks or so. How good could it be? But read the reviews on Amazon and I bet you’re taking out your wallet.
This Global knife has got their sure-grip comfortable handle, razor-sharp blade and their patented sand-filled handles for creating the perfect balance. Can’t really go wrong with this one — but do note the size. It’s somewhat large for that kind of knife.
The Model #14 Attack and the #15 Airman are so similar, they almost don’t deserve their own model numbers. The only real difference is the blade length.
This is the one that started it all. In World Ward II, the popularity of Randall Made Knives too off, due to the popularity of this model among American GIs.
I won’t go into much detail on the Randall Made Knife company here. You can find that in our review of the 
Randall Made Knives you probably already know. Makers of quality knives for seventy years, their models have become highly sought-after collectibles due to their heritage and quality. Want to know more about Randall Made? Check out the 
Now seventy years in production, Randall Made Knives have always had a reputation for quality. During WWII, they gained quite a bit of notoriety as several well-known soldiers carried and endorsed them. Ronald Reagan, for example, owned a Randall during WWII.
Designed to fit the Lee-Enfield Rifle, the Enfield bayonet comes in two basic forms. The “spike bayonet”, which is essentially just a steel spear, attaches to the metal mount on the tip of the rifle and was the original model intended for this rifle. The Number 4 Enfield Model, introduced just before WWII saw the inclusion of a new, bladed bayonet, that used the same mount as the original spike.