I've had the same cutco serrated edge knife on my fishing boat for 5 years using to cut carp for bait and lots of other stuff. Used it on 2 caribou and 1 moose in Alaska prior to that. Pretty good bang for the buck IMHO.

I had their serrated hunting knife. After sending it back twice for sharpening, I put it on a grinder and then my chefs choice. Great knife now.

I had a Cutco chef's knife for a while. Really overpriced for the performance, IMO. I found the handle too thin (and I have small hands) and the steel nothing special. I replaced it with a higher end Henckles that cost around the same and it has been a huge improvement.

Had a set of 4 steak, 1 pareing, 1 spatula, a 8 and a 6 inch serrated knives since 1991. Have a pair of shears also. They replaced the shears once since they cant be sharpened. All the others have been sharpened at no cost twice. Good value with lifetime guarantee.

That's the problem with Cutco you cannot walk into a store or up to a table at a hunting show and buy a knife.

Cutco is always set up at Canton first monday, they will run you down to get you to watch demo.

You can find a good knife with nice price in Amazon. But, be careful! Bcz there are many Chinese knivies in there