Knife Adimanti by Ganzo (SKIMEN design) Camouflage reviews
Adimanti Skimen is worth every penny. It's a work of art, with a beautiful design and impeccable craftsmanship. And it performs even better than it looks - I've never had a knife that cuts so effortlessly.
I've gone through so many knives over the years, trying to find one that can do it all. The Adimanti Skimen knife is the first one that truly fits the bill. It's versatile, well-balanced, and feels like an extension of my hand. I highly recommend it.
The Adimanti Skimen knife is an absolute game-changer. I've been using it for all my kitchen tasks, from slicing vegetables to cutting through tough meat, and it has never let me down. The blade is razor-sharp and the handle is incredibly comfortable to grip.
If you're looking for a knife that can handle any task, look no further than the Adimanti Skimen. It's a true all-purpose knife, capable of slicing, dicing, and chopping with ease. And it's built to last - I expect to be using this knife for many years to come.
I've always struggled with hand fatigue when using knives for long periods of time, but the Adimanti Skimen has changed that. The handle is perfectly shaped and balanced, so I can use it for hours without any discomfort. And the blade is so sharp that it makes cutting tasks a breeze.
Really like the feel and the look and the functionality of this one. This Ganzo Skimen collab does NOT disappoint. Great functionality great fit and finish and great price. The blade design is well thought out,with a 3.5 mm thick blade at the thickest part of the blade towards the middle and back spine. But don't get fooled they did something smart here with a "split" blade reminding of a dagger where the top part towards the spine is thicker and towards the middle of the blade. And down towards the edge it get thinner but not in a weak way. It's obvious that Skimen know his blades and know a good blade design. And sometimes having a thinner part of the blade to work with is indeed much appreciated for finer tasks. But this can handle most task. If you are looking for a thinner blade to do finer work I can HIGHLY also recommend the FB727S,it does not have a flipper but the action and fit and finish is also great. I now have about 15 Ganzo knives,and my biggest wish is that Ganzo makes a F704 with a flipper,that knife is also one of my favorite along with the Skimen. But having a F704 with a flipper would just be a dream come true,and I know they would sell a ton cause I haven't heard any that doesn't like the F704. Sorry for the tangent,I just have a love for well made affordable knives. Should you get a Skimen? YES get 2.. They are absolute worth it and put knives that are twice the price (or more) to shame. No complaints here.
