do cutco knives come in different qualities?

[robphelan]

like the henckels/wusthof et al brands come in?

i have 2 cutco knives and they are the sharpest knives i own. they were gifts, and i'd like to buy some more, but i don't want to accidentally purchase knives from a lower line of products.

 

[LukFilm]

No, same quality for them all. Might want to hit up eBay for some cheap knives.

 

[Pepsi90919]

******, ****** and extra ******

 

[Goosemaster]

I am ashmed to say that I became a victim of their pitches right out of highschool after college sicne I was lookign to make a quick buck to save up for school.

They aren't bad really..but way too expensive. If you plan on keeping them they are very good for that.


Otherwise I'd spen that money on my womanl

 

[0roo0roo]

they are ok knives, overpriced.

and yea its a scam. exploiting kids friends and family to buy overpriced knives out of obligation or whatever. basically a big money funnel through the kid. tthose contacts dry up and well, they move onto the next batch of kids.

 

[Apex]

Nope, they're all the same mid-quality c58-59 Rockwell hardness steel, same bowling-ball material based handles, etc.

 

[VanTheMan]

I've always been happy with the couple of Cutco knives I own. They are definitely the sharpest knives I've used.

 

[jacob0401]

i like them, my apt mate has a set and they are pretty nice. i don't think they have different lines.

 

[Apex]

Not that this means much to anyone who bothers sharpening their knives, but it's still an interesting jumping off point:

http://www.cookingforengineers.com/arti...php?id=129&title=Chef%27s+Knives+Rated