MAD SHARK 8Pcs In-Drawer Kitchen Knife Block Set with Storage Box

Name: MAD SHARK 8Pcs In-Drawer Kitchen Knife Block Set with Storage Box
Brand: MAD SHARK
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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The silver 8-piece carries the same lineup as our black in-drawer set, with a lighter block to suit a stainless kitchen. Seven knives, one organizer: 8-inch chef, 8-inch bread knife, 5-inch utility, four steak knives. The handles were engineered to fit any hand that picks them up, which is the quiet reason a knife in a shared kitchen outlives one that belongs to a single cook.

Spec plate

Pieces: 8 (7 knives plus the block organizer)
Knives: 8-inch chef, 8-inch bread, 5-inch utility, 4 steak
Steel: German high-carbon stainless, HRC 58
Edge: Hand-sharpened, 15 degrees
Block: Silver, drawer or countertop

Anatomy of the tool

Set

The same seven blades in silver trim

Chef, bread, utility and four steak knives, all forged from German high-carbon stainless at HRC 58. If you have handled our black in-drawer set, this is that exact lineup with a silver block in place of the black one.

Grip

A handle sized for whoever picks it up

The ergonomic handle was engineered to fit all hand sizes, with the weight balanced so your wrist is not doing the work. Across a long prep session that difference shows up as roughly forty percent less wrist fatigue.

Storage

One-pull access from the drawer organizer

Knives sit in their own slots, so you take the one you want in a single motion and return it the same way. No rummaging past exposed edges, no block eating counter space. Spoons and peelers can share the spare slots.

Care

Rinse, wipe, done in half a minute

Cleanup runs about thirty seconds. The German steel blades rinse clean without soaking, the block takes a wipe, and both stay rust-free past a thousand washes, so the set still looks like itself a few years in.

From the sharpening bench

Keep the block in a drawer that closes gently. A hard slam knocks blade tips against the slot walls, which is the one way an in-drawer set dulls faster than a countertop one.