Broodmes 10,25 inch | Shogun-serie | ELITE | Dalstrong ©

This knife cuts through a crusty sourdough loaf like it's nothing, the blade gliding cleanly rather than tearing. That Japanese AUS-10V steel holds an edge incredibly well, I've used it daily for weeks without needing a touch-up. Definitely a step up from my old serrated knife.

The 66-layer Damascus cladding is stunning in person, and the AUS-10V core held its edge perfectly through a dozen bagels without any tearing. Even the crustiest ciabatta slices came out cleanly, not a single crumb was crushed.

Cut through a crusty sourdough loaf like it was butter—the AUS-10V steel core holds its edge incredibly well. Noticed zero tearing or crushing on the crumb, even after a dozen slices. Feels nicely balanced in hand, too.

The 66-layer Damascus cladding isn't just for looks—it actually helps the blade slide through crusty sourdough without crushing the crumb. This knife makes slicing artisan bread feel almost effortless.

I was surprised how effortlessly it glides through ripe tomatoes without crushing them—the thin blade profile makes all the difference. The 66-layer Damascus cladding looks stunning in the kitchen, too.

Cutting through a crusty sourdough loaf felt like slicing butter—this knife glides with almost no effort. The AUS-10V core keeps its edge noticeably longer than my old serrated blade.

The 66-layer Damascus cladding on this knife isn't just for looks—it glides through crusty loaves with almost no crumbs left behind. I've been using it for a week and the edge hasn't dulled a bit, even after a few bagels.

The Tsunami Rose Damascus cladding looks incredible in person, and the AUS-10V core glides through crusty sourdough like butter. Slices came out perfectly even on the first try, no crushing at all.

The AUS-10V super steel core took a really sharp edge out of the box, and it glides through crusty sourdough without crushing the crumb. The Tsunami Rose cladding looks almost too nice to use, but it's held up perfectly after a week of daily slicing.

The 66-layer Damascus cladding on this knife isn't just for looks—it glides through a crusty sourdough with almost no crumbs. The blade's weight feels perfectly balanced in my hand, making each slice effortless.