RADACutlery Tomato Slicer Knife, Made in USA, Silver Handle

It cuts, slices and dices tomatoes beautifully. The handle doesn't get slippery when wet. Be careful, it's so sharp I cut myself and didn't feel it.

Had this knife quite a while and I cannot function in my kitchen without it! Love, love, love this knife and brand. Great quality and value and most importantly MADE IN AMERICA!! All my knives are from this company and love them all!

I love this knife. It’s everything I hoped it would be. Cuts tomatoes neatly and easily.

This knife is great for things with smooth skin. It is sharp and seems to work very well on tomatoes and peppers etc. If you like a good knife in the kitchen, this is a good one. I hesitated a little at the $15 price tag but seems to be good.

Love these knives. I have several. This does slice through tomatoes like butter. Easy to clean. Nice look also. I kept the cardboard sleeve to protect it in the draw.

My favorite knife. I had one of these for many years (don't even know where I got it... I think someone left it at our house 10 years ago.) I'd never seen one before. When we sold our RV, I didn't realize this knife was in it and accidentally gave it to the new owners.It took me a while to figure out what this was. My wife suggested "tomato knife" and I found it right away and immediately ordered a two-pack. Love these things! I use them as steak knives, filet knives, and yes, they're great for cutting delicate things like tomatoes. Super-sharp and serrated.My original was a Henckels, but these seem to be exactly the same. I was willing to pay 25 bucks for one (and I'm a "thrifty" person) so I was thrilled to see that Amazon sold TWO for that price. I'll never be without a couple of these in my kitchen again!

I will buy a second in case company ceases production. Brilliant design of long, thin, serrated blade. Ceramic knives (e.g. Kyocera 5 inch micro-serrated ceramic) have some advantages, but also a disadvantage compared to this.

I have loved these knives!