Linoroso Santoku Knife Review with 1.4116 german steel - Mako Series

The Linoroso Mako Series is a very daring design. It even included a knife storage block so that you can store your knife in a drawer. The handle of the Mako series is unique and fits neatly in the included knife storage block. In this review, you will see if the design works out for the Linoroso Santoku Mako knife. 🛒S H O P: NA: https://amzn.to/2PlhTxa EU: https://amzn.to/3sMMOAJ N O T E S: The Linoroso Santoku Mako review sample has been provided by Linoroso. However, I’m not getting paid to make this article or video. No one will get a chance to preview my footage or thoughts before the video and article goes up on youtube or my website. FULL DISCLOSURE If you purchase from these links, I get a small commission that goes towards supporting the channel. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Thank you for your support :) ★ F O L L O W ChefPanko 😊 👍🏼 S U B S C R I B E: http://bit.ly/chefpanko/ 🔪 G E A R: https://kit.co/ChefPanko/ 📸 I N S TA G R A M: https://instagram.com/chefpanko/ 🌎 W E B S I T E: https://www.chefpanko.com/ 📬 B U S I N E S S: https://www.chefpanko.com/contact/ 🍱 C O O K I N G: https://www.chefpanko.com/cooking-guide/ T I M E S T A M P S 00:00 - Video introduction 00:14 - Disclosures 00:44 - Linoroso Packaging 00:58 - German Steel Core Material 1.4116 01:04 - Edge durability & sharpened angle 01:12 - Edge Retention 01:34 - Weight and Spine tapering 01:48 - Knife handle 02:20 - Knife balance point 02:34 - Knuckle Clearance 02:45 - Blade profile 02:49 - Final Conclusion and my Recommendation