Teide knife with strong MD7 blade — full view

Teide Knife

€49,99
€49,99
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Teide knife with strong MD7 blade — full view
Teide Knife

Teide Knife

€49,99
€49,99
Add a genuine leather sheath Add a genuine leather sheathProtects the knife blade +€5,99
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10-year warranty
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Description

A symbol of unshakable solidity, the Teide model masters culinary challenges thanks to its durable MD7 steel blade. The ergonomic handle of Pakka wood and red resin, reminiscent of the volcanic rocks of Spain's highest peak, promises unrivalled durability and a truly monumental cutting experience.

Specifications

  • Weight: 603 g
  • Blade material: MD7 Steel (Carbon, Chromium, Molybdenum, Nickel, Vanadium)
  • Handle material: pakkawood + resin (the shade may vary from piece to piece, from purple-pink to red)
  • Hardness: 58-59 HRC
  • Total length: 32.1 cm
  • Blade length: 20.4 cm
  • Blade width: 11.8 cm
  • Blade thickness: 4 mm
  • Sharpening: at a professional sharpening service or at home on a wet sharpening stone or professional stone; we recommend the S3 sharpening kit.

Maintenance

  • We recommend washing immediately after use.
  • Do not wash in the dishwasher.
  • Do not leave in the sink with other dishes.
  • After use and washing, wipe and dry the knife thoroughly.
  • We do not recommend chopping bones or striking the knife or blade in any way.

The set contains

The set contains: a protective box, 1x Teide knife. Optionally a genuine leather sheath.

How our customers use DACOBI knives

Why DACOBI?

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Sharpness Dacobi Image Hand-sharpened for top performance. Dacobi Image Assembly-line sharpened — they go dull fast.
Durability Dacobi Image Resistant to dulling, rust and chipping. Dacobi Image Dull, rust and chip easily.
Material quality Dacobi Image Premium, high-performance materials. Dacobi Image Cheap, mass-produced materials.
Design Dacobi Image Unique, striking design — stunning in the kitchen. Dacobi Image Bland design, easily forgotten.
Warranty Dacobi Image 10-year warranty, no worries or stress. Dacobi Image Limited warranty of up to 2 years.
Customer support Dacobi Image We're here before and after your purchase. Dacobi Image They barely answer your questions, if at all.
Long-term value Dacobi Image An investment that lasts a lifetime and saves you money. Dacobi Image They seem cheap upfront, but cost more in the long run.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

What steel is the DACOBI Teide knife blade made of?

The Teide blade is made of MD7 steel — an alloy of Carbon (0.7%), Chromium (17%), Molybdenum (1.3%), Nickel (0.6%) and Vanadium (0.1%), hardened to 58-59 HRC for an edge that lasts.

Is the knife delivered with a sheath?

No, the knife is delivered without a sheath. The genuine leather sheath, made specifically for this model, can be added separately directly on the product page.

How do I care for the MD7 blade?

Wash by hand immediately after use, wipe the knife with a soft cloth and dry thoroughly. Do not use a dishwasher and sharpen periodically on a wet stone or professional sharpening stone. For professional maintenance, we recommend the DACOBI S3 sharpening kit.

How many years of warranty does the Teide knife have?

All DACOBI knives, including the Teide, come with a 10-year DACOBI warranty against material and manufacturing defects, with proper maintenance.

Is the Teide knife part of the Volcano collection?

Yes. The Teide is part of the DACOBI Volcano collection, alongside the Vesuvio and Fuji — three blades forged from the same MD7 steel, designed to stand together on the same board.

What does the 10-year warranty cover?

The 10-year warranty covers any defect arising from correct use of DACOBI products or any manufacturing defects.

How do I care for DACOBI knives?

Depending on the steel used, DACOBI knives need different care. You'll find all the information you need to maintain your knife properly on each product page and inside your order.

Do DACOBI knives rust?

High-carbon steel blades can develop a patina if not cared for properly. A patina is a natural protective layer on carbon steel that shields the blade from further oxidation and gives it a hardened finish. It forms as the surface oxidises, and the process speeds up when the knife meets various acids. You can recognise a patina by its characteristic colours: first golden yellow, then deep blue, then violet, and finally grey that darkens over time. If you notice red rust spots, remove them.

How do I choose the right knife for me?

We're always available to help you choose the right knife — just email us and we'll find the one you need!

What can I do if I want to return a product?

It's simple — if the 30-day window hasn't passed since you received your order, you can review the return procedure here: Returns information

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