Ginsu Knives, Stainless Steel Cutlery Knife Sets

When Ginsu entered the outdoor knife market in 2008, the company put its best foot forward. The Ginsu Damascus Clip Point Folding Knife introduces high-end Japanese cutlery steel to the folding hunter design. It's a bold move you may really like.

The kitchen cutlery ancestry of the Ginsu Clip Point Knife ...

I'm always skeptical when the knife gets reinvented -- knives have been around a very long time, and fundamental changes to the design are usually bad ideas. The Ginsu, represented here by the 8 Piece Stainless Steel Block Set, is marginally different, a product more famous for its flamboyant ...

It slices! It dices! It cuts through tin cans and still effortlessly cuts a tomato! If that sounds at all familiar, you must have been watching TV back in the seventies when the Ginsu knives first hit the market.

Although no one will ever mistake these for ...

It slices, it dices, it can cut a rusty nail and then a tomato. You've heard that one before, but what's the real story?

First off, let's get this one out of the way: you can't get fourteen great knives for thirty-five bucks. Sure, they might be sharp out of the box, but ...