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Wooden Knife Sheath for Santoku Knife (RS01)
A solid walnut saya sized for santoku knives. The blade slides into the wooden body and a magnet in the spine holds it firmly in place, keeping the edge off the timber and your fingers clear of the blade. Fits santoku knives across the Xinzuo and Hezhen B-series and X02 ranges. 220 x 80 x 20mm.
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Walnut Wood
Solid Saya
Magnetic Spine
Edge Off the Wood
Made in Yangjiang
City of Knives
DESCRIPTION
Slide this on when your santoku's done for the day. The wooden saya covers the edge clean from heel to tip, so it doesn't nick the next thing it touches in the drawer and doesn't go dull before you need it again. Ash wood, magnetic hold, no loose pin to lose.
Matched to a Santoku Profile
Santoku blades have a flatter curve than a chef knife, and the sheath's internal shape follows it. RS01 fits smaller santoku blades, sitting snug on knives around the 17-18 cm mark without leaving gaps at the heel or over-covering at the tip. The ash wood stays dimensionally stable in a kitchen environment, and the embedded magnets grip the blade spine with enough force to stay shut through daily drawer use.
Specifications
- Material: Ash wood with internal magnetic retention
- Compatible knife: Santoku knife, approx. 17-18 cm (6.7-7") blade
- Use: Drawer storage and transport protection for santoku knives
- Model: RS01
Fits these Santoku Knives
This sheath is sized to match the blade profile of the following Xinzuo knives. Check the code in your product title (e.g. Chef Knife - Lan Series (B37)) against this list.
- Yu Series (B13R)
- Yi Series (B27)
- Master Series (B30)
- Lan Series (B37)
- Elegant Series (B38L)
- Supreme Series (X02)
- Pin Series (X02O)
- Mo Series (X06)
If your knife model isn't listed, please check our other sheath options or contact us and we'll help you find the right fit.
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THE NERDY BITS
Slide this on when your santoku's done for the day. The wooden saya covers the edge clean from heel to tip, so it doesn't nick the next thing it touches in the drawer and doesn't go dull before you need it again. Ash wood, magnetic hold, no loose pin to lose.
Matched to a Santoku Profile
Santoku blades have a flatter curve than a chef knife, and the sheath's internal shape follows it. RS01 fits smaller santoku blades, sitting snug on knives around the 17-18 cm mark without leaving gaps at the heel or over-covering at the tip. The ash wood stays dimensionally stable in a kitchen environment, and the embedded magnets grip the blade spine with enough force to stay shut through daily drawer use.
Specifications
- Material: Ash wood with internal magnetic retention
- Compatible knife: Santoku knife, approx. 17-18 cm (6.7-7") blade
- Use: Drawer storage and transport protection for santoku knives
- Model: RS01
Fits these Santoku Knives
This sheath is sized to match the blade profile of the following Xinzuo knives. Check the code in your product title (e.g. Chef Knife - Lan Series (B37)) against this list.
- Yu Series (B13R)
- Yi Series (B27)
- Master Series (B30)
- Lan Series (B37)
- Elegant Series (B38L)
- Supreme Series (X02)
- Pin Series (X02O)
- Mo Series (X06)
If your knife model isn't listed, please check our other sheath options or contact us and we'll help you find the right fit.
WALNUT SANTOKU SAYA
A proper home for your santoku
This is a walnut blade cover built for one job: protecting your santoku when it is not in your hand. The blade seats inside the wooden body and a magnet in the spine grips it, so the edge never rests against the timber and the knife will not slide free in a drawer or a roll. American black walnut, sized at 220 x 80 x 20mm, 111 grams.
Why magnetic
The edge never touches the wood
This saya — magnetic spine
- Internal magnet grips the blade
- Edge held clear of the timber
- Secure in a drawer or in transit
A friction-fit or bare blade
- Edge rests against wood or other tools
- Dulls and chips over time
- Slides loose in a bag
Compatibility
Fits these knives
Cut to fit these blades across the Xinzuo and Hezhen range. If your knife is listed here, this saya fits.
5" Santoku Knife - Mo Series (X06)
5" Santoku Knife - Yu Series (B13R)
7" Santoku Knife - Elegant Series (B38L)
7" Santoku Knife - Lan Series (B37)
7" Santoku Knife - Master Series (B30)
7" Santoku Knife - Pin Series (X020)
7" Santoku Knife - Supreme Series (X02)
7" Santoku Knife - Yi Series (B27)
7" Santoku Knife - Yu Series (B13R)
7.5" Santoku Knife - Mo Series (X06)
Measured to the blade profile — not just the series.
Specification
The details.
TypeKnife Sheath
MaterialWalnut wood (American/Black Walnut) — body of the saya/sheath
Dimensions22.0 x 8.0 x 2.0 cm (220 x 80 x 20 mm)
Made inChina (Yangjiang, Guangdong)
Always sheath a clean, dry blade.
FAQs
Does this sheath have a magnet?
Yes. A magnet set into the spine grips the blade so it stays put and the edge never touches the wood. Slide the knife in spine-first and it holds until you pull it straight out.
Which knives does it fit?
Santoku knives in the Xinzuo and Hezhen B5, B13, B27, B30, B32, B35, B37, B38, B46, X02 and X02M series. The internal cut is sized for a standard santoku blade.
What wood is it made from?
American black walnut. Each saya carries the natural grain of the timber, so no two are identical.
What are the dimensions?
220 x 80 x 20mm (22 x 8 x 2cm), weighing 111 grams. It is light enough to carry in a knife roll or kit bag.
Will it fit a santoku from another brand?
It is designed around the Xinzuo and Hezhen santoku blades listed above. If you have a different maker's santoku, measure your blade against the 220 x 80 x 20mm body before ordering.
How do I clean it?
Wipe with a dry cloth only. Keep it out of the dishwasher and off the wet bench. An occasional coat of food-safe wood oil keeps the walnut sealed.
Where is it made?
Yangjiang, in Guangdong, China, the same workshop region behind the Xinzuo knives it protects.
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