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MAD SHARK 3-Piece Vegetable Peeler Set, Straight & Serrated Swivel Blades
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MAD SHARK 3-Piece Vegetable Peeler Set, Straight & Serrated Swivel Blades

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An I-shaped peeler puts the blade across your knuckles instead of in line with them, which suits a short pulling stroke. This set brings three of them in black: one straight blade for potatoes, apples and cucumbers, and two serrated for the skins that slip. All three carry swivel blades that follow the curve of the produce, and the lightweight frames keep repetitive peeling from tiring out a hand.

Spec plate

Set
3 I-shaped peelers: 1 straight, 2 serrated
Blades
Stainless steel swivel blades
Color
Black
Shape
I-shaped handle, lightweight
Care
Rinse or dishwasher, compact storage

Anatomy of the tool

Set

Three bodies of one shape

Matching frames mean no learning curve between them: pick up any of the three and the stroke is identical, only the edge changes. One straight and two serrated cover firm and soft produce without swapping tools mid-recipe.

Edge

Straight blade on firm skins

The straight edge is the one for potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, cucumbers and apples. It moves across the surface in a thin layer, which is how you prep faster and still leave the usable food on the vegetable.

Blades

Serrations for peaches and kiwis

Smooth, delicate or slippery skins defeat a straight edge, so two of the three peelers are serrated. The teeth bite in and hold traction, giving you control on tomatoes and stone fruit instead of a skidding blade.

Grip

The I-shape and the wrist

Holding the handle crosswise turns peeling into a short pull rather than a long scrape, and the lightweight body means your fingers carry almost nothing. That is what makes a whole bag of potatoes bearable.

From the sharpening bench

Peel toward yourself over a bowl with an I-shaped body; the stroke is shorter than with a lengthwise peeler and the skins land where you actually want them.