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Renowned for ranges and other upscale appliances, Viking now stamps its legendary name on a line of cutlery. Handmade by master craftsmen in Solignen, Germany, each piece is forged from high carbon-chromium vanadium—an extremely strong stainless steel that retains an exceptionally sharp blade. Viking knives are full tang, which means the steel runs all the way through the handle, perfectly balancing the knife in your hand. Hot-drop forging, a centuries-old technique, allows for much greater knife balance and strength than stamping or partial forging. The steel is tempered, ice-hardened, ground and hand-finished until the knife is flawless. Triple-riveted handle provides added durability. 5" serrated utility knife slices tomatoes or other delicate fruits and vegetables. Lifetime warranty.
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Viking Serrated Utility Knife, 5"
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$66.95
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In Stock
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- 5" serrated utility knife slices delicate fruits and vegetables
- Handmade by master craftsman in Germany
- Forged from extremely strong stainless steel that retains exceptionally sharp edge
- Full-tang construction perfectly balances knife in your hand
- Hot-drop forging allows for much greater knife balance and strength
- Steel is tempered, ice-hardened, ground and hand-finished until flawless
- Triple-riveted handle provides added durability
- Lifetime warranty
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Viking Range has become much more than a range. It is a way of life—for customers as well as employees. Viking introduced professional cooking products for the home in 1987, and gourmets the world over rejoiced. Along the way, Viking created a unique culture of creativity and innovation, now being applied to new categories such as cookware, cutlery and small appliances, continuing to introduce new and exciting products for every corner of the kitchen.
Viking Range Corporation is located in the city where it originated, Greenwood, Mississippi. The corporate headquarters now occupies an entire block of Greenwood’s beautifully restored historic Cotton Row. Viking’s growth has led the revitalization the city’s downtown, with the Viking offices spread among 12 buildings, all of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Several of the buildings have also received state and national historic preservation awards for their meticulous renovations. |
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