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Namiba Monster Bread Knife 360mm

£63.00 GBP £29.00 GBP

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Knife Specifications

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Style

Bread Knife

Blade Material

Stainless Steel

Edge Length

360mm

Weight

150g

An In depth look

Blade Type

The bread knife is commonly used for, you guessed it cutting bread. Almost exclusivley cerated they are great for all kind of bread and pasteries soft and hard.

Steel Type

MV steel is a softer stainless steel used for knives that are getting the rougher treatment. It is renowned for its respectable edge retention and good sharpness. Enriched with carbon and chromium, it has high stainless properties. The addition of cobalt, molybdenum, and vanadium enhances its toughness and durability, making MV steel ideal for crafting knives that can handle a little extra punishment.

Care Information

Introducing

Suncraft

With over 60 years of knife-making expertise, Suncraft stands as one of the most respected manufacturers in Japan’s Seki region — a city long renowned for its blade-making tradition. Known for their consistency, craftsmanship, and performance, Suncraft produces a wide range of kitchen knives forged from premium steels including VG10, SG2, and AUS10.

Their most celebrated series — including the Senzo Black, Universal, and Clad — are finished to an exceptional standard, with clean lines, refined grinds, and a focus on durability and ease of use.

At the core of Suncraft’s philosophy is a belief that a well-made knife should inspire confidence, creativity, and longevity in the kitchen. Built to perform and made to last, Suncraft knives are tools designed to elevate your cooking for a lifetime.

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Customer Reviews

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Nick Lukin
Exceeded expectations.

The 36cm knife is a pleasure to hold, an goes thru larger loafs very easily. Feels/is very sharp and well thought out.
The only lingering question is, should I have gone for the 45cm model?

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Noah Nicholls
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