Juego de cubiertos originales de cubertería de KnorK, 20 piezas (servicio para 4), plata duo

One night out at a restaurant we really liked the style and weight of their utensils. A quick search turned out to be knork. The last two kids graduated and headed out for college, so I bought these. I’m excited to have a full set of matching utensils again. These seem to be really well made, cleanup well, and heavy.

I’ve been using this brand of silverware for years, and I recently bought another set because, like most households, a few pieces have mysteriously disappeared over time!What I love most is the size and weight. They’re substantial without being too heavy and feel great in your hand. The matte finish gives them a modern, high-end look that has held up beautifully over the years.One feature I don’t think gets enough attention is the rounded ends of the handles. They fit comfortably in your hand and don’t dig into your palm like some flatware does. It’s a small detail that makes a big difference in everyday use.After years of using this set, I can confidently say it has held up extremely well. I’m honestly surprised more people haven’t discovered this silverware because it’s truly one of the

Love the idea of these! They are a good weight and not at all flimsy. They are easy to hold and to use for cutting food during your meal. I have only one small complaint. They are thick, which is good, but some things are hard to pick up with the fork if you want to poke the tines into the food, like a piece of a fried egg. You can't really stab the fork into it and bring it to your mouth. The food falls off. Minor irritant to an otherwise excellent set of silverware!

This is the best flatware set I have ever owned, they are hardy, well made and designed for perfection. Someone spent a great deal of time in the engineering of this product. I have had these for a while now and I can tell that they will be around for years. I have both hand washed these and put them in the dishwasher, and as I write this, there are no scratches, discoloration, flaking or spots. They don’t bend like regular flatware will. The fist thing that you will notice is the design, these “tools” are designed to be used with comfort and ease, the second thing you will notice is the weight, they definitely weigh more than most other flatware, however you do adapt to it, and don’t even notice it after a while. I purchased the ones that look like polished chrome and they still look …

This set of flatware is amazingly satisfying.18/10 so you know the stainless steel quality is high. Knives aren't marked, I believe they are 13/0 which is standard for knives to hold their edge I believe.Simple design. No frills, scrolls, etc. If you want elaborate, this isn't it. I was looking for something simple and clean and Knork is just that.Surprisingly heavy, but not uncomfortable to use. Each utensil is about twice as thick as most cutlery. Thus it is noticeably heavy. However the balance points are in good places. The forks have beveled edges to make cutting through food easier. (There are a lot of videos online saying how good these are for people who eat with only one hand, have other physical challenges.) There are little shelves on the edges of the forks and spoons so it's …

I have am extremely picky and have a lot of sensory issues due to ADHD. Flatware has always been something of an uncomfortable necessity - the pieces are always too heavy or too light, the metal is too cold or bends too easily, the edges are too sharp or the tines of the forks are too pointy, the design is dated or looks like it would peel off after two rounds in the dishwasher. I use regular flatware when I'm out, of course - whatever's available - but that doesn't mean I like it. I'm always hyper-aware of the edges and the weight and everything else, which takes away from the food.Prior to buying this set, I managed with disposable chopsticks, plastic gelato spoons, an ancient tea spoon (for stirring, not measuring), and a pair of forks that really weren't ideal but had the least worst …

I'm not a professional review writer or a paid reviewer. I'm just a guy who did his research and made a decision to buy something sight unseen, yes, just like you're doing now. I took this process seriously, maybe more seriously than I should have because it took me an embarrassing number of hours to finally make my decision. Sound familiar? And given just how often we use our flatware shouldn't the purchase be a serious one and carefully considered? I think so.I wasn't really shopping for flatware that was innovative or radically different like Knork. I mostly just wanted something with a little style that was different from what I'd been using for the last 20 years. I was flatware bored, to coin a phrase. I browsed hundreds of flatware sets looking for something that would keep me …

About the mid-December I was eating dinner and got frustrated when I had to get a steak knife to cut my vegetables. My rather pricey brand of flatware was very fancy but the knives had edges that couldn't cut through celery without smashing it and the stems of the forks bit into your fingers when you tried to cut vegetables or thin meats. As I've become more experienced in life:-) I've realized that when it comes to things that you use every day, it pays to invest in quality. It just makes your daily life much more relaxing and enjoyable.So, I jumped on Amazon, found the Knork flatware and made sure it was available in 18/10 stainless. Doing my homework, I found out that Knork is a small American company based in Newton, Kansas (about 20 miles north of Wichita) and the design was the brai