Zelite Infinity Knife Review: Are They Any Good?
By Bobby B. | May 17, 2020 | Knife Brands
There’s been a shift in the kitchen knife industry over the past 5-10 years. For years, literally hundreds of years, there were the big name brands like Wusthof, J.A. Henckels, Shun, and others that dominated the premium knife market. On the other hand, you’ll find cheap, junk knives that cost much less, but don’t do a good job or last. However, Zelite Infinity along with a few others like Dalstrong, have dove head-first into producing kitchen knives with premium materials, but making them in China and selling the mostly direct-to-consumer on sites like Amazon at wholesale-level prices.
This shift has brought with it a huge debate among purists in the industry. Without giving it much thought, most of them write off the new brands and just say there’s no way they can be as good since they’re made in China rather than Germany or Japan. While we don’t think that stance is fair in-and-of-itself, they’re definitely going to have to prove themselves to stand the test of time. Like all kitchen knife brands, to do this Zelite Infinity will need to continue producing good knives made with premium materials.
So far, it appears they’re doing just that. They fit well in this sweet spot consumers that want good, quality knives, but can’t afford to, or just choose not to, spend big bucks on fancy, name-brand knives. It’s this great value the provide that helps them earn new customers quickly!
This page will educate you on everything about Zelite’s knife collections, their knife block sets, the materials and processes used in manufacturing the knives, the company’s brief history, and so much more.
