Robert Welch® Designs | Stainless-steel cutlery, knives & cookware

Bud Bright Fish Knife

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$4.96 $7.75 In stock

Category: Additional Pieces

Bud cutlery has a slender handled design which curves elegantly into the palm of the hand. Spoons and forks are made using the highest quality 18/10 stainless steel. Knife blades are made from specially hardened stainless steel to provide the finest possible cutting edge.

All Bud cutlery is available with a mirror finish, has a lifetime guarantee and is dishwasher safe.

DIMENSIONS

Length: 226mm

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe S. ★★★★★

The curved handle on this fish knife fits my palm perfectly, making it easy to fillet without slipping. The 18/10 stainless steel feels solid and hasn’t dulled after several uses.

Adam ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how comfortable the curved handle feels during use. The knife’s special steel blade makes clean, precise cuts through fish skin. It’s become my go-to tool for seafood prep.

Robert W. ★★★★★

The blade cuts through fish with almost no resistance, and that curved handle really does settle into your palm like it was made for my hand. I’ve used it three times this week already—cleaning trout and filleting salmon—and it hasn’t dulled a bit.