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The Global G-5 7" Nakiri Vegetable Knife is a lightweight Japanese square-tip chopper for vegetables and prep, now $63.98 (save $75.97 off $139.95) — buy online with coupon EDGE10 and free shipping over $45.
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Categories : Kitchen Knives
SKU : HON-KIT-087
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Buy the Global G-5 7" Nakiri Vegetable Knife online for $63.98, a 54% discount off the $139.95 compare-at price. It's the best-fit blade for home cooks and prep-heavy kitchens who want a lightweight, razor-sharp Japanese alternative to a Santoku or Western chef's knife. Stack coupon EDGE10 for an extra 10% off.
Global knives, including the G-5, are sharpened at roughly a 15° edge angle per side (about 30° total). Maintain it with the Global Stage 2 two-stage ceramic sharpener or a whetstone held at 15° per side using light, consistent strokes.
Pull the blade through the coarse ceramic wheel 5–8 times for dull edges, then finish with the fine wheel. For the truest edge, use a 15° whetstone angle. Avoid pulling straight down — the wide Nakiri blade favors a straight chop and clean pull cuts.
Chops meat, root vegetables, herbs, and big prep jobs. Versus a Santoku, the flat Nakiri edge gives full-contact cuts; versus European knives, the G-5 is lighter and holds its edge longer thanks to the face-ground taper.
Current offer: $63.98 sale price (54% off), extra 10% with EDGE10, free shipping over $45. That's the lowest available deal on this model.
7" face-ground molybdenum/vanadium edge holds razor sharpness far longer than Western blades
Lightweight, precisely balanced Nakiri design ideal for vegetable prep and big chopping jobs
54% off — $63.98 vs $139.95 — plus 10% coupon EDGE10 and free shipping over $45
Model: G-5 (7" Vegetable Knife / Nakiri)
Handle: Dimpled stainless steel
Warranty: Lifetime against defects and breakage
Edge Angle: ~15° per side
Sale Price: $63.98
Blade Length: 7 inches
Product Type: Japanese Nakiri Vegetable Knife
Blade Material: Molybdenum/vanadium stainless steel
Compare-At Price: $139.95
Seller: Honed Edge Cutlery
MPN: G-5 (7" Vegetable Knife / Nakiri)
The Global G-5 7" Vegetable Knife delivers Santoku-alternative performance for $63.98. Its face-ground, long-taper edge stays sharp longer, and the one-piece stainless construction resists rust and food traps.
Hand wash, dry immediately, and sharpen at 15° with the Global Stage 2 sharpener. With coupon EDGE10, your effective price drops below $58 — the cheapest deal on this model online.
Global G-5 edges are ground at approximately 15° per side. Use a 15° whetstone angle or the Global Stage 2 ceramic sharpener.
Run the blade through the coarse ceramic stage 5–8 times, then the fine stage, or use a whetstone at 15° per side with light strokes.
It's $63.98 here, 54% off the $139.95 list — an affordable entry into authentic Japanese cutlery with a lifetime warranty.
Purchase it directly on this page at Honed Edge Cutlery with secure online checkout and current discounts.
Yes — apply code EDGE10 for an extra 10% off and enjoy free shipping on orders over $45.
The flat blade rocks nothing and chops everything — straight down cuts through onions, celery, and herbs with zero effort. It's so light my wrist doesn't fatigue during big meal prep. Edge has held sharp through two months of daily use.
Third Global knife in my drawer and the G-5 might be my favorite. The one-piece steel construction means no crevices for gunk, and the balance point right at my grip feels perfect. Molybdenum steel takes a wicked edge.
Cuts vegetables beautifully — paper-thin cucumber slices on the first try. The lightweight handleless design took a week to adjust to from my German knives. Now I reach for it constantly.
As a line cook I prep hundreds of pounds of vegetables. This nakiri handles the volume with ease and cleans up instantly. The square tip gets close to the board for precise work.
Arthritis makes heavy knives painful, so this lightweight nakiri has been a blessing. Full contact cuts through butternut squash without straining. Sharp, easy to clean, wonderful.
Slicing and chopping vegetables is excellent — really excellent. But it's not for hard squash or any prying motions; the blade flexes more than I expected. Know its limits and it serves you well.
At the sale price this is a no-brainer. Japanese steel, seamless construction, and an edge that glides through tomatoes. Hand wash and it stays flawless.
