Rocking T Knife

My son uses this quite a bit and it works really well. It is light, easy to use and cuts well.

great knife been buying then for years got my first 1 when they only had wood handle

My husband has Parkinson's and the rocking knife was still difficult for him to use at mealtime. I think it is the rocking motion that was difficult to get used to.

5 years ago I suffered a stroke leaving my left side partially paralyzed. I really have no functional use of my left hand which leaves me to doing and holding most things with my right hand. For the past 5 years I’ve just tried getting by using a regular knife like everyone else which was usually a struggle but I got by and made it work. Or my wife would simply cut my food up for me which was nice but made me feel bad that I wasn’t able to do it myself. In rehab I used a rocker knife and it worked good. But after rehab I’ve tried to do things like before until I got fed up one night trying to cut my own food with a regular knife that I broke down and went online and ordered a knife I knew would work. And OMG I should of ordered this 5 years ago before I even got out of rehab and returned home. It has made meal time so much more enjoyable as I can cut up all my food on my own with ease. It cuts trough pork chops and steaks with little effort. I also got the little travel/storage pouch for it and have even taken it with me when we go out to eat. Really gives you a lot of your independence back boosts your self esteem in now you can do this on your own. So nice to be able to cut my own food up the way I want and into the bite sizes that I want as well. Why did I wait so long. LOL.

Well made, as described