Winco 6" White Plastic Boning Knife with Handle | Razor sharp, Restaurant service

How I arrived at my overall rating: ***** (5 stars) Value ***** (5 stars) Purchase price: $5.64 Absolute steal at this price! Works just as good or better than boning knives costing $20. Quality/Durability ***** (5 stars) Duration of use: 2 years Edge holds up well, have sharpened twice. Have used it as the workhorse for breaking down meat and even fish. Extremely sharp. Handle is grippy so it feels slip resistant. Blade is not very flexible (bendy) but agile. Ease of Use/Assembly/Install: ***** (5 stars) The curvature of the blade took some getting use to. It's my go to boning knife now. Usefulness/Appearance/Fun Factor: ***** (5 stars) Extremely useful! I used to employ 3 knifes to do all my cutting. Have since bought specific knives to do more specialty tasks, and it makes a world of difference. It doesn't have to be expensive, just using the right tool for the job makes it that much more "fun" and if you then find yourself using that knife a lot, you can decide if you want to splurge on a nicer option.

This is the second one we have purchased. Not because the first one had any issues, but because we took it with us when we cooked out at my in-laws and my MIL liked it so much that we left it over there for her and just bought ourselves another one! This knife cuts through any meat like butter. I use it for trimming chicken and other meats primarily, but it’s one of the best knives we have by far. Makes prepping meats go much faster.

Got it today, used it today, now one of my favorite knives and it was only $10!! I’m not a butcher or a chef but I spend some time in the kitchen and this knife makes breaking down primal cuts and trimming effortless. I am a knife guy and have knives of all quality steels and if you know how to sharpen and hone knives this knife will give you years of great sharp use. I did a quick job on this rack of pork into some frenched bone in thick pork chops. Wasn’t going for accuracy just testing the knife and I’m quite pleased. This break down took me what felt like 8 minutes was probably way less.

The best knife, sharp as promised.

Supra, sharp, easy to handle and to clean

Handle a little thick. Works goof however

Don’t be fooled by the low price, these Winco knives are used in restaurant kitchens across America. I was using them 40 years ago, and they haven’t changed a bit. One thing I would advise is that if you plan on storing it in a drawer, make yourself a protective sheath out cardboard and a little tape. It will protect the knife, and more importantly, the fingers of anyone who may reach their hand in there.

Like mercer better: sharpness, handle, but it works,but may sit down put proper edge on it

Excellent produit garde le tranchant et facile a aiguiser

Use it for basic butchery, I like the curve. I kept losing my edge on my global, got sick of it. This is a great alternative, does the job.

Very happy with this extremely sharp knife! Well worth the money

As described

I love Wiinco products. But the lack of edge on this boning knife is painfully disappointing. The steel is great, but that combined with being dull—to the point of me wondering if it's ever been sharpened—means that I'm going to have to get it professionally sharpened to get an initial edge on it. I say that after having spent much time and effort trying to sharpen and strop the blade myself. And even after that, I couldn't cut into a tomato if i sawed at it for an hour ... let alone meat, skin or tendons. I hope this was just a one-off-issue. I guess it's also a little less flexible than I'd hoped, but that's a minor thing.