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product_id: 57148923
title: "Genesis Carving Granton Edge Knife, 10-Inch , M21030 Black 38x10x3 cm"
brand: "mercer culinary"
price: "$122.46"
currency: USD
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Mercer Culinary"
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# 10-inch precision blade ergonomic non-slip handle rust & corrosion resistant steel Genesis Carving Granton Edge Knife, 10-Inch , M21030 Black 38x10x3 cm

**Brand:** mercer culinary
**Price:** $122.46
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔪 Slice Like a Pro, Carve with Confidence!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Genesis Carving Granton Edge Knife, 10-Inch , M21030 Black 38x10x3 cm by mercer culinary
- **How much does it cost?** $122.46 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- mercer culinary enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted mercer culinary brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Endure:** Crafted from high-carbon German X50 Cr Mo V15 steel, this knife resists rust, corrosion, and discoloration—kitchen longevity guaranteed.
- • **Balanced for Mastery:** Full tang construction delivers superior balance and strength, making carving a smooth, confident experience.
- • **Comfort Meets Control:** Ergonomic Santoprene handle offers a secure, non-slip grip—even with wet hands—so you stay in command during every cut.
- • **Effortless Precision Cutting:** Taper-ground 10-inch blade ensures razor-sharp, long-lasting edges for flawless slicing every time.
- • **Certified Quality & Peace of Mind:** NSF certified and backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty—invest in a knife that professional chefs trust.

## Overview

The Mercer Culinary Genesis 10-inch Carving Granton Edge Knife combines German high-carbon steel durability with an ergonomic, non-slip Santoprene handle. Its precision-forged full tang design offers superior balance and long-lasting sharpness, making it a trusted tool for both home chefs and professionals. NSF certified and backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty, this knife delivers exceptional performance and reliability for all your carving needs.

## Description

Mercer Culinary Genesis Carving Granton Edge Knife, 10-Inch , M21030 Black 38x10x3 cm: Mercer Culinary Genesis Carving Granton Edge Knife, 10-Inch , M21030 Black 38x10x3 cm: desertcart.co.uk: Home & Kitchen

Review: SHARP - Wow. Fed up with having blunt knives and decided to spend more on a hopefully decent one. Not disappointed, it is SHARP, can cut thin slices of tomatoes and lemon. Really nice feel and weight. Going to buy a smaller one from the same range. Why have I waited so long!?
Review: Very good value for a very well made product - Bought this and the Zwilling paring knives at the same time. This is a larger and rougher handle, and is heavier and more balanced to the handle. Either one will last a lifetime, and do the job. The Zwilling is two or three times the price of this, but they are of comparable quality considered as knives. The difference is a matter of taste and perhaps size of hands. I find this one's handle a bit too thick, but others may differ, and that and the extra weight are about the only substantial differences. They are both quality items, well made and finished. I would be guided by what you know fits better in the hand. If your budget is limited, don't think twice, get this one. It will do the job, last forever, and you will probably get used to the feel and weight of it very rapidly. An extravagant present with a brand name to match, the Zwilling fits the bill a bit better. But as said above, this is largely about taste. I also bought the Zwilling 16cm chefs knife, and like it very much - see separate review. I recently bought the Mercer similar 16cm chef knife for a different household. People might like to know how they compare. This size is not what professional cooks prefer, but for someone cooking in a home environment for a small number of people, it will be much better than the 20cm versions. Also the handles of these are much better than the more elegant looking two piece riveted handles, they fit the hand better and are pretty much totally non-slip. The Mercer is about half the price of the Zwilling. It has a similar handle. The blade is slightly deeper, and its definitely heavier. It apparently has a full tang, which the Zwilling may not. In sharpness and ease of sharpening they are probably about the same. Maybe the Zwilling is a bit harder and so takes a little more work to restore the edge. I slightly prefer the Mercer in this respect, but I slightly also prefer the Zwilling in the hand, to use. All in all I think, as with the paring knives, whichever you get you will get used to in a short time and not really notice the difference. The thing I would say about the paring knives is that the Mercer is a little bit shorter, and that makes it a bit less nice to use in some applications, so you end up using the chef knife more. But that's a minor quibble. Whichever pair you get (paring and chef) I think they will last a lifetime, so be guided by how important the pennies are. I continue to have a slight preference for the Zwilling, but if money is tight, buy the Mercers. They will last a lifetime and be a pleasure to use. I bought the Zwillings in the Christmas sales, well discounted, so the difference was not so great as it is now. Without the dscount I would have bought the Mercers and been very happy with them.

## Features

- Ergonomic Santoprene handle offers superior comfort and a non-slip grip, even with wet hands. Will not break down from exposure to kitchen oils and is able to withstand hot and cold temperatures
- High carbon, no-stain German X50 Cr Mo V15 cutlery steel resists rust, corrosion, and discoloration
- Precision forged construction for better strength and durability with a full tang that runs the entire length of the handle for superior balance
- Taper-ground edge allows for added stability, easy honing, long lasting sharpness, and increased efficiency when cutting and chopping
- NSF certified with a Limited Lifetime Warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001B1AG9C |
| Best Sellers Rank | 17,011 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 8 in Chef's Knives |
| Brand | Mercer Culinary |
| Colour | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (14,227) |
| Date First Available | 7 Aug. 2012 |
| Item Weight | 241 g |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Number | M21030 |
| Product Dimensions | 43.18 x 1.91 x 10.48 cm; 240.97 g |

## Product Details

- **Blade edge:** Hollow
- **Blade material:** High Carbon Steel
- **Brand:** Mercer Culinary
- **Colour:** Black
- **Handle material:** Thermoplastic Rubber

## Images

![Genesis Carving Granton Edge Knife, 10-Inch , M21030 Black 38x10x3 cm - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/617QzmpwSRL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ SHARP
*by G***R on 10 January 2026*

Wow. Fed up with having blunt knives and decided to spend more on a hopefully decent one. Not disappointed, it is SHARP, can cut thin slices of tomatoes and lemon. Really nice feel and weight. Going to buy a smaller one from the same range. Why have I waited so long!?

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very good value for a very well made product
*by A***N on 13 December 2021*

Bought this and the Zwilling paring knives at the same time. This is a larger and rougher handle, and is heavier and more balanced to the handle. Either one will last a lifetime, and do the job. The Zwilling is two or three times the price of this, but they are of comparable quality considered as knives. The difference is a matter of taste and perhaps size of hands. I find this one's handle a bit too thick, but others may differ, and that and the extra weight are about the only substantial differences. They are both quality items, well made and finished. I would be guided by what you know fits better in the hand. If your budget is limited, don't think twice, get this one. It will do the job, last forever, and you will probably get used to the feel and weight of it very rapidly. An extravagant present with a brand name to match, the Zwilling fits the bill a bit better. But as said above, this is largely about taste. I also bought the Zwilling 16cm chefs knife, and like it very much - see separate review. I recently bought the Mercer similar 16cm chef knife for a different household. People might like to know how they compare. This size is not what professional cooks prefer, but for someone cooking in a home environment for a small number of people, it will be much better than the 20cm versions. Also the handles of these are much better than the more elegant looking two piece riveted handles, they fit the hand better and are pretty much totally non-slip. The Mercer is about half the price of the Zwilling. It has a similar handle. The blade is slightly deeper, and its definitely heavier. It apparently has a full tang, which the Zwilling may not. In sharpness and ease of sharpening they are probably about the same. Maybe the Zwilling is a bit harder and so takes a little more work to restore the edge. I slightly prefer the Mercer in this respect, but I slightly also prefer the Zwilling in the hand, to use. All in all I think, as with the paring knives, whichever you get you will get used to in a short time and not really notice the difference. The thing I would say about the paring knives is that the Mercer is a little bit shorter, and that makes it a bit less nice to use in some applications, so you end up using the chef knife more. But that's a minor quibble. Whichever pair you get (paring and chef) I think they will last a lifetime, so be guided by how important the pennies are. I continue to have a slight preference for the Zwilling, but if money is tight, buy the Mercers. They will last a lifetime and be a pleasure to use. I bought the Zwillings in the Christmas sales, well discounted, so the difference was not so great as it is now. Without the dscount I would have bought the Mercers and been very happy with them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Handy 6” Chef’s knife, well balanced, good edge.
*by R***S on 2 May 2025*

The Mercer 6” Chef’s knife has a good edge, cuts well without bias, and feels balanced and comfortable in the hand. The absence of rivets in the handle is a great plus point for me. Hand wash it only, never ever in a dishwasher. The steel is good quality and if the claimed alloy has been used then it will keep its edge much longer than a more old fashioned blade. Always use a proper whetstone or sharpening steel to dress the blade. Out of the box it cut though a tomato under its own weight, one of the ultimate tests for how sharp a blade is. Trimming a steak was easy, fat and gristle were banished in a twinkling. I like this one.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Mercer Culinary Mercer Genesis Collection 10-Inch Granton Carving Knife
- Mercer Culinary Knife Guard, 10 Inch x 2 Inch

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