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Wüsthof CLASSIC IKON 7" Fillet Knife

$170.00

Part number: 1040333818

  • 7-inch fillet blade
  • Thin, flexible profile
  • Pointed tip
  • Forged construction
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WÜSTHOF CLASSIC IKON 7" Fillet Knife

Forged 7-inch fillet knife with a thin, flexible blade, made in Solingen, Germany

The WÜSTHOF CLASSIC IKON 7" Fillet Knife uses a thin, flexible blade to separate fish from skin and bones, trim meat, and make precise cuts through delicate ingredients. Its narrow profile follows natural contours closely, helping you work cleanly without removing more flesh than necessary.

Wüsthof CLASSIC IKON 7" Fillet Knife

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Wüsthof CLASSIC IKON 7" Fillet Knife

Flexible Control for Fish and Fine Trimming

The 7-inch blade bends as it moves along fish bones and beneath skin, allowing close, controlled filleting strokes. Its pointed tip reaches into tight areas around joints and connective tissue where a broad chef's knife cannot work cleanly.

The same narrow blade is useful for precision meat trimming and peeling larger fruit when a flexible edge offers better contact with the ingredient.

Wüsthof CLASSIC IKON 7" Fillet Knife - Flexible Control for Fish and Fine Trimming

Wüsthof CLASSIC IKON 7" Fillet Knife

A Flexible Blade for Close Work

A fillet knife works by following the ingredient rather than forcing a straight path through it. The CLASSIC IKON blade flexes along bones and curved surfaces, while the narrow profile keeps each cut visible and controlled.

What stands out

Signature Features

7-inch fillet blade

Provides useful reach for filleting fish and making long, precise trimming cuts.

Thin, flexible profile

Follows the contours of fish, meat, and fruit with close control.

Pointed tip

Reaches around small bones, joints, skin, and connective tissue.

Forged construction

Forged from a single piece of WÜSTHOF steel for strength and balanced handling.

Double-bolster design

Gives the CLASSIC IKON series its balanced feel and distinctive transition between blade and handle.

Contoured synthetic handle

Durable POM construction provides a comfortable grip and resists fading and discoloration.

Made in Solingen, Germany

Manufactured by WÜSTHOF in its historic German knife-making center.

Best for

The Right Knife for the Job

  • Cutting

    Makes precise cuts where a broad or rigid blade would limit control.

  • Fish

    Removes fillets from bones and separates skin with a thin, flexible blade.

  • Fruit

    Peels and trims larger fruit while following curved surfaces closely.

  • Meat

    Trims fat, connective tissue, and delicate portions with minimal waste.

Product details

Specifications

Product Type
Fillet knife
Series
WÜSTHOF CLASSIC IKON
Blade Length
7 in
Blade Profile
Thin and flexible
Edge Type
Straight
Tip Style
Pointed
Production Method
Forged
Handle Material
Synthetic POM
Handle Color
Black
Country of Origin
Germany
WÜSTHOF SKU
1040333818

From Our Founder

"A fillet knife should move with the shape of the fish. This blade is thin and flexible enough to stay close to the bones and skin, which gives you cleaner portions and less waste."

Tony Boulton, Founder, Design & Grace

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Use & Care
Hand wash and towel-dry immediately.
Do not leave the knife soaking in the sink.
Avoid abrasive sponges.
Avoid metal, glass, bamboo, and other very hard surfaces.
Store safely using a knife block, blade guard, drawer insert, or magnetic storage system.
Hone regularly using light, controlled passes.
Sharpen as needed using a suitable whetstone, sharpening steel, or hand-held sharpener.
Allow the flexible blade to follow bones and contours without twisting or forcing it.
Warranty Information

WÜSTHOF provides a limited lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship under normal household use. Normal wear, misuse and commercial use are not covered. Contact Design & Grace if you need help with a warranty claim.

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Questions answered

Frequently asked questions

What is the CLASSIC IKON 7" Fillet Knife best used for?

Its thin, flexible blade is designed for separating fish flesh from bones and removing skin with controlled strokes. The narrow profile follows natural contours closely, helping preserve usable flesh during filleting.

How does a fillet knife differ from a boning knife?

A fillet knife has a thinner, more flexible blade that follows the delicate contours of fish and skin. A boning knife is generally more rigid and better suited to working around joints, bones, and connective tissue in meat and poultry.

Can this fillet knife be used for trimming meat?

Yes. Its thin blade can remove fat and connective tissue from delicate cuts and make precise trimming cuts. For larger or tougher cuts of meat, a dedicated boning knife provides more rigidity and control.

Can the WÜSTHOF Fillet Knife cut through fish bones?

No. Its flexible blade is designed to work around bones and separate the fillet from the skeleton, not cut through hard bones. Cutting through bone can damage the fine edge and is outside the knife's intended use.