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The Global Ukon 6-piece knife block set delivers 10% sharper CROMOVA 18 blades, a paring-to-bread lineup, and the slimline UKON block for just $98.16 (reg. $399.95) — buy online with coupon EDGE10 savings.
Categories : Knife Sets
SKU : HON-KNI-363
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The Global Ukon 6-Piece Knife Block Set includes a 3.5" paring knife, 6" serrated utility, 8" chef's knife, 7" hollow ground santoku, 9" bread knife, and the UKON slimline block — laser cut from Global's proprietary CROMOVA 18 steel and 10% sharper than the Classic line. Best for home cooks who want a complete pro-grade set in one purchase. Buy online now for $98.16, down from $399.95, and stack coupon EDGE10 for an extra 10% off.
Blades are laser cut from CROMOVA 18 steel with sharper edge geometry than the Classic line. The updated thicker handle and blade offer a rigid, stable feel, with a dual-surface handle perfectly weighted for balance and an ambidextrous thumb rest. Made in Japan, backed by a manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty.
The slimline UKON block keeps the footprint compact for smaller counters — noticeably slimmer than traditional knife blocks. Individual knives carry Global's characteristic lightweight, blade-forward balance, with the santoku and chef's knife at the heavier end of the set.
Vs. Global Classic sets: Ukon is 10% sharper with a more rigid feel and includes the block. Vs. comparably-sized Wüsthof or Shun block sets retailing $300–$500, Ukon delivers sharper Japanese steel at a fraction of the cost.
Save $301.79 (75% off) at $98.16. Apply coupon EDGE10 for 10% more; free shipping on orders over $45.00.
Five essential knives plus slimline UKON block — a $399.95 set for just $98.16
CROMOVA 18 laser-cut blades are 10% sharper than Global Classic with ambidextrous balanced handles
75% off with coupon EDGE10 stacking 10% more — the biggest discount on a complete Made-in-Japan block set
Handle: Dual-surface, blade-balanced, ambidextrous thumb rest
Origin: Made in Japan
Pieces: 6 (5 knives + slimline block)
Series: Ukon
Warranty: Manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty
Blade Steel: CROMOVA 18, laser cut, 10% sharper than Classic
Product Type: Knife Block Set
Seller: Honed Edge Cutlery
First designed by Komin Yamada in 1985, Global knives serve professionals and home chefs alike. Ukon refines the formula: sharper laser-cut CROMOVA 18 edges, thicker stable blades, and perfectly weighted dual-surface handles.
Comparable Japanese block sets run $300–$500. This one is $98.16 — 75% off — plus coupon EDGE10 and free shipping over $45. Limited lifetime manufacturer warranty included.
Buy it online here at Honed Edge Cutlery for $98.16 with fast shipping.
The sale price is $98.16 vs. $399.95 — 75% off, a $301.79 savings. Coupon EDGE10 adds another 10% off.
Ukon knives use a thicker, more rigid blade and handle than Classic while staying lightweight and blade-balanced; the slimline UKON block has a compact footprint that saves counter space.
Ukon blades are laser cut with edge geometry 10% sharper than Classic, with a more rigid feel — and this set includes the block.
Yes — apply coupon EDGE10 for 10% off, and orders over $45.00 ship free.
The slimline block fits in the narrow cabinet gap next to my fridge — exactly what I needed for a small kitchen. Every blade from paring to bread knife arrived scary sharp. The 10% sharper claim sounds like marketing until you use them.
The UKON block is genuinely attractive, like modern furniture for your counter. Knives perform beautifully. My only complaint is the steak knives in the block are a slightly different handle style than theGlobals, which is a little inconsistent visually.
Sharp, balanced, and the block is gorgeous.
No complaints about the knives at all — the santoku might be my favorite knife I've owned. The block slots are tight though, so pulling the bread knife in and out requires a bit of care. May loosen over time. Still happy overall at this price.
My old block set had knives that needed sharpening before every use. These Globals, I've cooked with them for three months and haven't touched a sharpener yet. The weight distribution on the chef's knife makes rocking cuts effortless. My husband, who never notices anything, commented on how nice the block looks on the counter. Honestly the deal price sealed it — under a hundred for six pieces is wild.
He called me after his first Sunday roast to say the carving knife sliced like butter. The compact block suits apartment counters well. Knocking a star only because I haven't seen the set in person to judge longevity.
I'm retired and cooking is my hobby now. Chopping vegetables with dull knives used to be the worst part of my day. The UKON paring knife turns prep work into pleasure, and the bread knife handles my sourdough crust without tearing the crumb. The steel feels premium and wipes clean with no water spots if you dry it right away.
Five of six knives were perfect but the santoku had two small chips near the tip right out of the box. Replacement is in process. Hope it's a one-off quality control miss.
Living in a condo with minimal counter space, most knife blocks are a non-starter. This one is sleek, narrow, and doesn't look like a knife block at all. Blades are excellent, as expected from Global.
