Yaxell Corporation

Yaxell Super GOU YPSILON

Japan , Seki, Gifu Gifu

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Yaxell Super GOU YPSILON

Yaxell Super GOU YPSILON

Yaxell Super GOU YPSILON was created as an upgrade model of Super GOU 161 layers - the 2016 Nr.1 rated knife by WIKI.VID USA.

From the SG2 micro-carbide cutting core to the 193-layer blade and its elegant black micarta handle with the inlaid samurai family crest, every element to be our TOP MODEL kitchen knife is featured in the product. The blade hardness is 63 Rockwell.

Exceptionally beautiful and perfectly crafted, Yaxell Super GOU YPSILON delivers supreme performance and is a pleasure to use.

On the blade, four Japanese Characters are engraved meaning eSuper GOU, the Samurai Spiritf. YPSILON - the new model fs name - comes from the letter eYf in German language. The Y represents the Yaxell logo. A nice looking wooden Katana sheath is available.




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