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Shindo Blue #2 Gyuto 210mm

Item #: Shindo-G210

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(4.5 out of 5 based on 2 reviews)

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Our Price: $115.00
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We are pleased to introduce these fine knives made by blacksmith Shindo san in Tosa, Japan. This line of kitchen knives is crafted from Aogami (Blue) #2 carbon steel, a favorite among our customers for its excellent edge retention and ease of sharpening. Heat-treated to around HRC 62, these knives hit the sweet spot for performance, offering a sharp, durable edge that�s still easy to maintain.

Shindo�s knives are known for their thin grind and strong cutting performance. They move cleanly through ingredients with very little resistance, making them especially well-suited for prep work. The kurouchi finish and simple construction reflect their Tosa origins - rustic, functional, and focused on performance over polish.

This line continues to stand out as one of the best values we offer in carbon steel knives, delivering high-end cutting ability at a very approachable price point.

  • Blacksmith: Shindo San
  • Location: Tosa, Japan
  • Grind: Even
  • Steel: Aogami (Blue) #2
  • Cladding: Iron
  • Finish: Kurouchi
  • Handle: Keyaki Wood Oval
  • Ferrule: Black Resin
  • Weight: 5.4 oz (154 g)
  • Blade Length: 219 mm
  • Total Length: 355 mm
  • Spine Thickness at Heel: 5 mm
  • Blade Height: 48 mm

    Care Instructions: This is a reactive carbon steel knife. Wipe dry during use and do not leave wet. Apply a light coat of oil if storing for extended periods. Avoid cutting hard items such as bones or frozen foods.

    Customer Feedback Summary: Customers describe this knife as a dependable everyday workhorse with good balance and solid performance for the price. It�s often used for a wide range of prep tasks, with some even using it in place of a cai dao for slicing and general kitchen work. Many highlight its value, noting that it delivers strong performance at an accessible price point. Some users mention that it�s not an ultra-thin �laser� and that the reactive carbon steel requires a bit more care, but these are seen as expected trade-offs. Overall, it�s regarded as a rewarding knife to use, offering practical performance and excellent value for those willing to maintain a carbon steel blade.


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  Everyday workhorse, June 20, 2025
Posted By: Ben
18 people found this review helpful

I've used this daily for the last two months, simple to care for, nicely balanced. I use it as a slicer in place of a cai dao. I think it's a steal at the price.

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  Not bad.
Posted By: Brandon
41 people found this review helpful

My first Japanese knife, I should've went with stainless steel but I decided to get the "true" Japanese experience getting a carbon steel with an iron cladding.
It isn't a laser but it gets the job done.

It's tedious to take care of but rewarding nonetheless. For $105 you get what you're paying for


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