The Best Way To Keep Your Knives Sharp
The Best Way To Keep Your Knives Sharp
Even The Best Knives Need Regular Sharpening
Even The Best Knives Need Regular Sharpening
Thankfully, there are a few easy ways to keep your knife sharp…
You need your knives to be sharp. Dull knives don’t just create frustration — they’re also less safe. A dull blade forces you to struggle with your cuts, which increases the chances of an accident.
Dullness is a natural consequence of all the hard work your knife does in the kitchen. Over time, the blade edge becomes bent, blunted, and chipped, and can’t slice through foods as effectively as it used to. Even the finest steel needs routine sharpening to make your cooking easy again.
Simple Tips for Staying Sharp
Wash by Hand
Hand-wash your knives, avoid dishwasher
Cut on the Right Surfaces
Cut on wood or plastic boards, instead of harder glass and marble
Store Your Knife Properly
Store knives in a block or strip, where their blades are protected
Wash by Hand
Hand-wash your knives, avoid dishwasher
Cut on the Right Surfaces
Cut on wood or plastic boards, instead of harder glass and marble
Store Your Knife Properly
Store knives in a block or strip, where their blades are protected
The Most Reliable Sharpening Method
The Most Reliable Sharpening Method
All You Need to Sharpen, Repair, and Fine-Tune a Blade
Water stones are by far the best method for sharpening your blades. It’s easy to learn how to use them, and they’re a reliable way to ensure that your knives are getting sharpened evenly. Whether you’re fixing up an old, vintage blade, or just polishing up your go-to chef’s knife, you can do it all with water stones in the right grits.
What Is A Sharpening Stone?
What Is A Sharpening Stone?
The Oldest Sharpening Method
Sharpening stones — sometimes called whetstones or waterstones — are stones of varying roughness (called “grit”) that have been used to sharpen knives blades. The concept has stayed the same for millenia: first, they’re first soaked in water or oil, then used to gently scrape away dull metal from the blade edge to remove damage and imperfections, resulting in a new, sharper edge.
Sharpening stones — sometimes called whetstones or waterstones — are stones of varying roughness (called “grit”) that have been used to sharpen knives blades. The concept has stayed the same for millenia: first, they’re first soaked in water or oil, then used to gently scrape away dull metal from the blade edge to remove damage and imperfections, resulting in a new, sharper edge.
Why Use A Misen Sharpening Stone?
Why Use A Misen Sharpening Stone?
First, they’re easy to use, and even just 1-2 sharpenings a year will get you incredible results. Second, a sharpening stone will work with knives of almost any size, shape, or blade angle. This is great if you have a large collection of different blades, or a varied set like the Misen Essentials Knife Set.
Our Features
Wider Surface
Whereas many cheaper stones skimp on their effective surface area, our stones are wide enough to allow you to sharpen any size of knife with ease.
Premium Materials
Very strict quality control guarantees a consistently high-quality stone that’s made from premium materials that will never damage your knife.
Highly Durable
Unlike other thin stones, our stones are 20mm thick. This will provide you with hundreds of sharpenings extending the life of your knife.
Wider Surface
Whereas many cheaper stones skimp on their effective surface area, our stones are wide enough to allow you to sharpen any size of knife with ease.
Premium Materials
Very strict quality control guarantees a consistently high-quality stone that’s made from premium materials that will never damage your knife.
Highly Durable
Unlike other thin stones, our stones are 20mm thick. This will provide you with hundreds of sharpenings extending the life of your knife.
Which Stones Do You Need?
Which Stones Do You Need?
It depends on how you use them
Repairing old or damaged blades
Repairing old or damaged blades
220 Grit
A low 220-grit stone to repair a knife that hasn’t been sharpened in years, or has damage (nicks and chips) along the blade edge.
Routine sharpening for regular kitchen use
Routine sharpening for regular kitchen use
1000 Grit
A medium 1000-grit stone for a knife that’s regularly honed and has been sharpened within the past 6 months to a year.
Polishing a newly-sharpened blade for a smooth finish
Polishing a newly-sharpened blade for a smooth finish
6000 Grit
A high 6000-grit stone to finish off a knife that’s just been sharpened with a 1000-grit stone and give it the sharpest edge possible.
Repairing, sharpening, and polishing
Repairing, sharpening, and polishing
Complete Set
A 3-piece set that includes low-, medium-, and fine-grit stones. This range of grits in one set equips you with the stones you need to sharpen any blade, and keep your knife collection sharp for years to come.
No Risk, All Reward
We’re confident these stones will serve you well for a lifetime, but we understand you may be skeptical. So give them a try. Worry-free.
We’re confident these stones will serve you well for a lifetime, but we understand you may be skeptical. So give them a try. Worry-free.
Lifetime Guarantee
If anything ever happens to your stones, we’ll replace them for the rest of your life.
60 Day Test Drive
Try them out. Sharpen your knives. If you’re still not happy, just send them back.
Video Tutorials
We’ll support you every step of the way with online video tutorials on how to use them correctly.
Lifetime Guarantee
If anything ever happens to your stones, we’ll replace them for the rest of your life.
60-Day Test Drive
Try them out. Sharpen your knives. If you’re still not happy, just send them back.
Video Tutorials
We’ll support you every step of the way with online video tutorials on how to use them correctly.
Limited Time Offer
While Supplies Last
Complete Sharpening Stone Set
$99
Retail price
$80
Offer price - Save $19
The first 500 to order before Nov. 29 receive 20% off their first order ($19 in savings). *Terms apply
Only 74 sets left!
Limited Time Offer While Supplies Last
Complete Sharpening Stone Set
$99
Retail price
$80
Offer price
The first 500 to order before Nov. 29 receive 20% off their first order ($19 in savings). *Terms apply
CODE: TRYMISEN20
Only 74 sets left!
