Right Angle Knife, Approved by a Certified Occupational Therapist - 1 Count

Works great, very sharp! Much easier to use than a traditional knife.

I got this ABLE-T knife for my wife because she has a weak wrist and a disability, and it’s been a game-changer! It makes chopping so much easier for her, and the design really helps reduce strain on her wrist. I even find myself using it sometimes. Plus, it’s impressively sharp! Highly recommend this knife for anyone looking for an easy-to-use, efficient tool in the kitchen.

My hands and wrists are weak and frequently painful. This knife is GREAT for meal prep. I only want to use this knife because it's so much easier to work with. I have a few longer & bigger chef's knives in this same right-angle style, but find I'm always reaching for this smaller & lighter one that serves most of my needs. I've repurchased a few because I think they are so great. Highly recommend even if you don't have weak or painful hands & wrists.This knife just feels like a better way to cut stuff.Edit to add-I don't know what kind of steak another reviewer tired to cut, but this is also my preferred steak knife. Also I've used a a knife sharpener on these knives several times and found they sharpen nicely. Today, I'm buying another one to give as part of a Father's Day gift!

I wanted an inexpensive knife to try out to see if this design worked well for a issue I am having with a lack of hand and wrist strength lately due to a new medical condition. I love the angle of this knife, it makes meal prep so much easier and less painful. It is a comparable quality for the price, but because it is relatively inexpensive expect to have to sharpen often to keep it nice and sharp. Well worth the effort! I use to mostly to dice things like onions and celery and vegetables and have no issues.

I really like this knife. It was recommended to me by my PT to use as I had a thumb replacement surgery and can not use use regular knives for cutting, slicing, etc. anymore. This is a gamechanger if you have had thumb surgery, or have arthritis. Makes cutting your meat so much easier, slicing veggies a breeze or anything else you need to cut or slice. Highly recommend!!

My wife has severe arthritis, neuropathy and has recently had a finger amputation due to a botched trigger-finger surgery. She can no longer grip a conventional kitchen knife with enough strength to cut things like meat, cheese and vegetables. I bought her this knife and she LOVES it!Meat, carrots, blocks of cheese, celery, the sharp (I sharpened it to a really fine edge, but the factory edge was serviceable) blade and good handle design let her prepare and eat without assistance. A really good knife at a fair price point.

I wish I had returned this but I waited to long to try it. I do not like the way it grips... hard to cut with. Not sharp. YOu may like it tho.

Today this has changed my life. I have a compromised right hand, and yes, I am right had dominant. Kitchen cutting tasks have been the hardest think to accomplish. Someone mentioned an ergonomic knife. I found this miracle knife for $15. Used it today for the first time. I was able to make short work of my celery and onion cutting as well as other tasks. If you or anyone you know has wrist/hand limitations, please check this out. For me it was well worth the $15.