An Ode to Japanese Steel
Lifetime Warranty Against Defects
AUS-8 Steel
Serrated Blade
Rockwell 58±2
All Misen products come with a lifetime warranty against defects. Misen will replace any defective products. Learn more about our warranty policy here and what's covered.
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Misen’s Serrated Knife is the longest serrated knife in their lineup, built for clean, confident slicing through breads, cakes, and big fruits without crushing or tearing. It uses Japanese AUS-8 steel with wave-style serrations designed to keep slices smooth and controlled, especially on crusty loaves and delicate foods like ripe tomatoes. If you are comparing styles, this sits squarely in the bread knife category, long enough to handle wide boules and sheet cakes with fewer strokes.
The blade is listed as a 9.5 in. length (often referred to as a 10 in. serrated bread knife), with 32 wide-set serrations and a single-blade grind. In practical terms, that combination helps the knife bite into a tough crust quickly, then keep moving through the softer interior without snagging. Misen also notes balanced blade thickness, which is a helpful cue if you want one serrated knife that can handle both crusty loaves and more delicate slicing tasks.
Comfort matters on a long slicer, and this one is built around an ergonomic sloped bolster for a natural grip, plus a durable POM (polyoxymethylene) handle chosen for strength, comfort, and hygiene. At 15 in. total length and 8 oz. weight, it has enough presence to feel steady in hand while still being manageable for everyday use.
If you are building out a matched kit, it can help to browse the wider serrated knives selection, then compare it against other single knives to round out prep and slicing tasks. For a general overview of the brand’s lineup, Misen also groups everything under kitchen knives.
For longevity, Misen recommends hand washing, drying immediately after use, and sharpening every 4 to 6 months. If you want brand-specific guidance on day-to-day handling and maintenance, their knife care page is a solid reference. Like all Misen products, this knife comes with a lifetime warranty against defects, with replacements for defective products.
It is intended for breads, cakes, and large fruits, and the product page also calls out clean slicing on items like tomatoes and crusty loaves. The goal is smooth cuts without crushing or tearing softer interiors.
The specifications list a 9.5 in. (241 mm) blade length and a 15 in. (381 mm) total length. The storefront title refers to it as a 10 in. serrated knife, which aligns with the common “10-inch class” naming for bread knives.
The blade is made from AICHI AUS-8 steel (Japan) and is listed at HRC 58±2. The product page positions AUS-8 as a choice for long-lasting sharpness in a serrated knife.
Misen recommends hand washing and drying immediately after use. They also suggest sharpening every 4 to 6 months, and point shoppers to their Help Hub for more details on using and caring for the knife.
All Misen products include a lifetime warranty against defects. If a product is defective, Misen states they will replace it, and the product page links to their warranty policy for what is covered.