TOJIRO has been producing knives in Sanjo City, Japan for decades, and the Reigetsu line - formerly called Fuji Narihira - represents the company at its most accessible. All finishing work and inspection happen at the Sanjo City factory. Initial grinding and heat treatment are completed in China. That production approach is how TOJIRO keeps this line priced for cooks who need a reliable knife without a long lead time for maintenance.
The petty is the knife that handles everything a larger blade cannot - peeling, trimming, detail work, and small prep tasks that reward a compact, nimble blade. This one is built from 4116 Molybdenum Vanadium stainless steel, a workhorse alloy used widely in professional kitchens for its easy care and solid edge retention at moderate hardness. The construction is stamped mono steel with a 2mm spine and a short 126mm blade. The black micarta scales are durable, non-porous, and hold up to heavy use. A solid entry-level petty that does what it needs to do.
What Customers Are Saying: Reviewers find this petty reliable and precise for produce work and smaller prep tasks, and note the sharpness out of the box exceeds expectations at the price point. Professional cooks mention using it nightly on the line, and several have purchased multiple units as gifting options alongside larger knives in their kits.
Care Instructions: 4116 stainless is low maintenance. Hand wash and dry after use. Avoid the dishwasher. Sharpen on quality water stones when needed.
The petty is the knife that handles everything a larger blade cannot - peeling, trimming, detail work, and small prep tasks that reward a compact, nimble blade. This one is built from 4116 Molybdenum Vanadium stainless steel, a workhorse alloy used widely in professional kitchens for its easy care and solid edge retention at moderate hardness. The construction is stamped mono steel with a 2mm spine and a short 126mm blade. The black micarta scales are durable, non-porous, and hold up to heavy use. A solid entry-level petty that does what it needs to do.
What Customers Are Saying: Reviewers find this petty reliable and precise for produce work and smaller prep tasks, and note the sharpness out of the box exceeds expectations at the price point. Professional cooks mention using it nightly on the line, and several have purchased multiple units as gifting options alongside larger knives in their kits.
Care Instructions: 4116 stainless is low maintenance. Hand wash and dry after use. Avoid the dishwasher. Sharpen on quality water stones when needed.
- Formerly Called Fuji Narihira
- Manufacturer: TOJIRO
- Line: Reigetsu
- Location: Finishing Work in Sanjo City, Japan
- Initial Manufacturing: China
- Construction: Stamped, Mono Steel
- Steel: 4116 (Molybdenum Vanadium Blended)
- Handle: Yo (Western)
- Scales: Black Micarta
- Weight: 2.2 oz (64 g)
- Blade Length: 126 mm
- Total Length: 238 mm
- Spine Thickness at Base: 2 mm
- Blade Height: 24 mm
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Posted By: Tim C. - verified customer
4 people found this review helpful
I knew I wanted a petty, but I didn't know which one. I had a knife I really, really hated that I got rid of last year. This little guy is sharp and precise. It's a good multi-use petty at a great price. I mainly use it for produce and other smaller jobs. If you know exactly what type of petty you want, then I would contact CKTG. I will probably do that in the future if I decide to upgrade. Right now, this is what I need.
4 people found this review helpful
I knew I wanted a petty, but I didn't know which one. I had a knife I really, really hated that I got rid of last year. This little guy is sharp and precise. It's a good multi-use petty at a great price. I mainly use it for produce and other smaller jobs. If you know exactly what type of petty you want, then I would contact CKTG. I will probably do that in the future if I decide to upgrade. Right now, this is what I need.
Great KnifePosted By: Pat McNeil - verified customer
4 people found this review helpful
Fast shipping. Great knife. Sharp AF and very light. Love it.
4 people found this review helpful
Fast shipping. Great knife. Sharp AF and very light. Love it.
Was this rating helpful to you? Posted By: Dave
23 people found this review helpful
For $25 I couldn't ask for more. 4116 steel is likely around 56 HRC so it doesn't hold an edge super well, but it's also a petty so it doesn't get used as often (in my kitchen anyway). I give it a toothy edge for slicing tomatoes and other thick-skinned items.
23 people found this review helpful
For $25 I couldn't ask for more. 4116 steel is likely around 56 HRC so it doesn't hold an edge super well, but it's also a petty so it doesn't get used as often (in my kitchen anyway). I give it a toothy edge for slicing tomatoes and other thick-skinned items.
Fuji Narihira Petty 130mm FC-40Posted By: James
25 people found this review helpful
Used they as a cheaper alternative to the Tojiro DP Steak knives. I have alot of the Tojiro DP bigger knives and they fit perfectly with them.
Fit and finish is good. they're sharp out of the box and i will see how long it takes before they need a resharpen, but they look and feel very good.
25 people found this review helpful
Used they as a cheaper alternative to the Tojiro DP Steak knives. I have alot of the Tojiro DP bigger knives and they fit perfectly with them.
Fit and finish is good. they're sharp out of the box and i will see how long it takes before they need a resharpen, but they look and feel very good.
Great little knifePosted By: Tim C. - verified customer
4 people found this review helpful
I knew I wanted a petty, but I didn't know which one. I had a knife I really, really hated that I got rid of last year. This little guy is sharp and precise. It's a good multi-use petty at a great price. I mainly use it for produce and other smaller jobs. If you know exactly what type of petty you want, then I would contact CKTG. I will probably do that in the future if I decide to upgrade. Right now, this is what I need.
4 people found this review helpful
I knew I wanted a petty, but I didn't know which one. I had a knife I really, really hated that I got rid of last year. This little guy is sharp and precise. It's a good multi-use petty at a great price. I mainly use it for produce and other smaller jobs. If you know exactly what type of petty you want, then I would contact CKTG. I will probably do that in the future if I decide to upgrade. Right now, this is what I need.
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