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The Wüsthof Gourmet 3" Spear Point Paring Knife peels, trims, and handles close-hand detail work with laser-cut German steel — buy online for $17.50, 50% off the $35 compare-at price at Cutter's Bench.
Categories : Knife Sets and Chef Knives
SKU : CUT-KNI-069
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The Wüsthof Gourmet 3" Spear Point Paring Knife is the second most important knife in any kitchen: precision laser-cut German stainless steel built for close-hand tasks at $17.50 — 50% off the $35 list price. Buy online at Cutter's Bench for the most affordable entry into Solingen cutlery.
The spear point excels at peeling fruits and vegetables, deveining shrimp, hulling strawberries, trimming, and detailed close-hand work where a chef's knife is too large. State-of-the-art cutting delivers incredible sharpness and easy maintenance.
The raised tip gives access for peeling and scoring, distinguishing it from sheep's foot or bird's beak paring styles. If you're choosing between paring knife shapes, spear point is the most versatile all-rounder.
$17.50, down from $35.00 — save 50%. Coupon BENCH10 takes another 10% off. Add a chef's knife to cross $45 for free shipping (standard shipping is $8.00).
Anyone completing a knife set, students, and detail-focused cooks. Order online now while the 50% sale lasts.
3" laser-cut German spear point blade at $17.50 — 50% off the $35 price
Ideal for peeling, trimming, and close-hand detail work
Most affordable Wüsthof entry point with limited lifetime warranty and BENCH10 coupon savings
Care: Hand wash only
Handle: Synthetic polypropylene, black
Origin: Solingen, Germany
Warranty: Limited lifetime
Point Style: Spear point
Blade Length: 3 inches
Product Type: Paring knife
Model / Series: Gourmet 3" Spear Point Paring Knife
Blade Construction: Precision laser-cut stamped high-carbon stainless steel
Seller: Cutter's Bench
Every kitchen needs a paring knife. The Wüsthof Gourmet 3" Spear Point delivers German precision at $17.50 — a 50% discount on the second most important knife you'll own.
Pair with the Gourmet 6" or 8" chef's knife to cover all core prep tasks and unlock free shipping. Order online today.
At Cutter's Bench for $17.50 — 50% off the $35 compare-at price — with the BENCH10 coupon for an extra 10% discount.
The sale price is $17.50, down from $35.00. Apply the BENCH10 coupon at checkout for an additional 10% promotion savings.
Peeling fruits and vegetables, scoring, hulling, trimming, and other close-hand detail tasks — the most versatile paring knife shape.
Gourmet's laser-cut stamped blade offers Solingen quality at a budget-friendly price, backed by a limited lifetime warranty — better value than generic paring knives.
Orders over $45.00 ship free; standard shipping is $8.00. Bundle with a Wüsthof chef's knife to qualify for free shipping.
This is the knife I use more than any other. Peels apples in one long ribbon, deveins shrimp, trims silver skin, cores strawberries — all with pinpoint control thanks to the spear point. German steel at $17.50 is absurd value.
Sharp tip, comfortable grip, holds an edge. Exactly what a paring knife should be.
Does everything I ask of it — hulling strawberries, trimming fat, scoring bread dough. The blade is a little stiffer than my old paring knife, which took a day to get used to. Quality is unmistakably Wüsthof.
Finally replaced a rickety old paring knife I'd used for a decade and the difference is comical. Cuts a clean channel around potato eyes, and the black handle shows no staining after months of use. Should have upgraded sooner.
Sharp and precise, no arguments there. The handle is a bit slim for my larger hands during long peeling sessions, so I get a hot spot on my palm. My wife with smaller hands finds it perfect, so know your grip.
Six months of near-daily use and the edge is still going strong with an occasional hone. It's become my go-to for everything the big chef's knife is too clumsy for. Easy to recommend at this price.
Great cutter out of the box, but the fine spear point bent when I was prying an avocado pit — my fault partly, but my old cheap knife survived the same treatment. Keep it strictly for cutting, not leverage, and you'll probably be happy.
