27 Best Knife Deals During Amazon’s Presidents Day Sale

Presidents Day weekend is an excellent time to find knives and knife maintenance products on sale at Amazon, including paring knives, chef’s knives, knife sets, mineral oil, knife blocks, and so much more. We rounded up 27 of the best deals we could find, with discounts of up to 54% on luxe brands like Miyabi, Henckels, and HexClad. These deals are a cut above the rest, but they won’t stay on sale forever.     

Best Presidents Day Weekend Knife and Knife Care Deals 

• Rare Sale: Miyabi Kaizen 8-Inch Chef’s Knife, $160, originally $225 
•  Misen 3.5-Inch Paring Knife, $33, originally $44
• $4 Apiece: McCook Knives, Set of 15, $58, originally $126 
• Ina Garten-Approved: Chef’sChoice 15XV EdgeSelect Electric Knife Sharpener, $144, originally $166
• Chic Knife Storage: Aomiesen Magnetic Knife Block, $40, originally $44  
• Keeps Knives From Rusting: Thirteen Chefs Mineral Oil, $12, originally $13 

Our jaws dropped when we found $58 McCook knife sets for chopping everything under the sun, Thirteen Chefs mineral oil for preventing rusted blades, and a Chef’sChoice electric knife sharpener with Ina Garten’s stamp of approval. Keep scrolling for more of our favorite finds while they’re on sale for Presidents Day weekend.  

Best Amazon Presidents Day Weekend Knife Deals 

Whether you prefer a German chef’s knife or a Japanese nakiri knife, Amazon has a style on sale for you. In fact, we found a Misen chef’s knife, a Shun paring knife, and an Imarku santoku knife marked down to as little as $27. Now’s your chance to slice and dice for less.     

• Miyabi Kaizen 8-Inch Chef’s Knife, $160, originally $225 
• Misen 8-Inch Chef’s Knife, $74, originally $94 
• HexClad 6.5-Inch Nakiri Knife, $119, originally $149  
• Imarku 7-Inch Santoku Knife, $27, originally $60 
• Misen 3.5-Inch Paring Knife, $33, originally $44
• Shun Kanso 3.5-Inch Paring Knife, $76, originally $95 

Miyabi is one of our favorite Japanese knife makers. The brand has been crafting razor-sharp blades in Seki, Japan, for over two decades. The Kaizen chef’s knife lives up to expectations, with its 65 layers of Damascus steel and elegant handle. It’s as gorgeous as it is practical. 

Spending $33 on Misen’s paring knife is a small price to pay for a strong, sharp blade that will last for years in your kitchen. At 3.5 inches long, you’ll have an unparalleled amount of control while peeling oranges, hulling strawberries, and chopping shallots.   

Best Amazon Presidents Day Weekend Knife Set Deals  

While an individual knife is great if you already have a robust collection of blades, buying a set is more economical if you need more than one. Luckily, Amazon has so many sets on sale this weekend, including a 15-piece collection of McCook knives for less than $4 apiece, a 2-piece Henckels paring knife bundle, and four Henckels steak knives for just $28. Buy them now before they sell out.       

• Cuisinart Knives, Set of 12, $58, originally $80 
• McCook Knives, Set of 15, $58, originally $126 
• Henckels Steak Knives, Set of 4, $28, originally $47 
• Oaksware Steak Knives, Set of 4, $29, originally $34 
• Farberware Knives, Set of 14, $24, originally $49 
• Babish Kitchen Knives, Set of 7, $121, originally $140 
• Zwilling Starter Knives, Set of 3, $112, originally $128
• Henckels Forged Accent Paring Knives, Set of 2, $35, originally $40

More than 3,400 Amazon shoppers swear by this Cuinsart knife set. With four steak knives, a sharpening steel, a paring knife, a serrated utility knife, a santoku knife, a slicing knife, a chef’s knife, scissors, and a wooden block, it’s easy to see why it’s so popular.   

Tough chicken breasts and thick lamb chops have met their match in these steak knives. Shoppers note that they slice through food effortlessly and are “comfortable” in hand. For $7.25 apiece, you can’t get much better than this set.  

Best Amazon Presidents Day Weekend Knife Sharpener and Honing Tool Deals 

A dull knife is a dangerous knife. When handling a sharp knife, a little pressure goes a long way. It can slice through thin- and thick-skinned fruits and vegetables with ease. A dull knife, on the other hand, requires more pressure to cut through the same ingredients, increasing the likelihood of the blade slipping and slicing into your hand instead. Fortunately, there’s an easy fix. Grab these discounted knife sharpeners and honing steels while they’re on sale for Presidents Day Weekend.

• Longzon 4-in-1 Knife Sharpener, $16, originally $21 
• Chef’sChoice 15XV EdgeSelect Electric Knife Sharpener, $144, originally $166
• Sharp Pebble Whetstone, $38, originally $45
• Henckels Sharpening Steel, $15, originally $20
• Presto Electric Knife Sharpener, $77, originally $90    

When Ina Garten recommends a product, we listen — and she’s relied on the brand Chef’sChoice for years to sharpen her knives. While she prefers the more expensive 1520 electric knife sharpener, which is also a favorite at Food & Wine, this pared down model is an excellent alternative. It has three sharpening stages, a system that’s easy to follow, and nearly 11,000 five-star ratings at Amazon. We describe the brand as producing “near-perfect sharpening” after just one pass. 

After days of cutting and slicing, your knife develops micro nicks. You might not be able to see them, but they’re there — which is why you should touch up your blade between uses with a honing steel. It realigns the edge of your knife, extending the time between sharpenings. 

Best Amazon Presidents Day Weekend Knife Storage and Care Deals

The best way to ensure your knives remain in their original pristine condition is to care for them properly. This means never putting them in the dishwasher, always wiping them dry with a microfiber cloth to keep them from rusting, and storing them in a knife bag or on a magnetic rack when not in use. If you care for them like you should, they’ll last a long time in your kitchen.   

• Zwilling In-Drawer Knife Organizer, $40, originally $45
• Aomiesen Magnetic Knife Block, $40, originally $44  
• Hereof Magnetic Knife Holder, $10, originally $13 
• Hersent Waxed Canvas Knife Roll, $27, originally $29 
• Aaron Leather Goods Knife Roll Storage Bag, $80, originally $99 
• Thirteen Chefs Mineral Oil, $12, originally $13 
• Homexcel Microfiber Cleaning Cloths, $7, originally $9 

Instead of throwing your knives in a drawer where cutting yourself is not only possible, but likely, you should prop them up on a knife rack. Since both sides of the rack are magnetized, this model can hold up to 10 knives with ease. Not to mention how cool it looks sitting on your counter.    

Some knives are prone to rusting and staining, but a quick swipe of mineral oil can protect blades from succumbing to corrosion. If you have a wooden cutting board or wooden spoons, this will also prevent warping and cracking. 

Hungry for more Presidents Day weekend deals at Amazon? Shop discounts on nonstick skillets and small appliances before they’re gone.