Agila 203mm Chef's Knife
Regular price ₱3,299.00
Agila Series Chef’s Knife – 203 mm
The Agila Series 203 mm Chef’s Knife is a masterfully hand-forged tool designed for versatility, balance, and precision. Crafted in the Philippines by skilled artisans, this full-tang knife is built to excel in a variety of kitchen tasks — from mincing herbs and slicing vegetables to carving meats and breaking down large cuts with ease.
Forged from carbon leaf spring steel, the blade delivers outstanding hardness and edge retention, allowing it to endure heavy-duty use while maintaining a razor-sharp edge. Its 203 mm profile provides the perfect balance between control and cutting power, making it an ideal all-purpose knife for both professional chefs and home cooks alike.
The handle, crafted from locally sourced Kamagong (Philippine Ebony), is ergonomically contoured for superior comfort and a secure, non-slip grip. Known for its exceptional density and durability, Kamagong not only enhances the knife’s balance but also adds a touch of natural elegance to its design.
As this blade is made from high-carbon steel, it is not rust-resistant. To preserve its longevity, always dry the knife thoroughly after washing and apply a light coat of oil periodically to prevent corrosion and maintain peak performance.
Each knife comes with a handcrafted wooden saya, providing both protection and refined presentation.
Specifications
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Handle Material: Kamagong (Philippine Ebony)
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Blade Material: Full-Tang Carbon Leaf Spring Steel
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Blade Length: 203 mm
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Overall Length: 330 mm
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Weight: 234 g
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Bevel Type: Double Bevel (Suitable for right- and left-handed users)
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Origin: Hand-forged in the Philippines
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Included Accessory: Wooden Saya
Please Note:
Each Agila Series Knife is individually hand-forged, ensuring that no two blades are exactly alike. Minor variations, including subtle hammer marks or surface imperfections, are natural and highlight the craftsmanship behind every piece. All measurements are approximate, as each knife is shaped and finished entirely by hand without the use of templates—resulting in a truly unique, one-of-a-kind tool.
