Rada Quick Edge Knife Sharpener vs AnySharp Classic Pro Knife Sharpener
Buy the Rada Quick Edge if you want a tiny, US-made pull-through that lives in a drawer and handles straight-edge kitchen and fillet knives. Buy the AnySharp Classic Pro if you want a sharpener that clamps to the counter with a suction base and also handles serrated edges. Both are simple manual pull-throughs with no power source. The Rada's dual intersecting steel wheels sharpen both sides at once and its owners rate it very highly; the AnySharp's fixed 20-degree angle and PowerGrip base make it steadier for long sessions, but its suction needs a smooth surface.
- Choose the Quick Edge if you want a compact US-made sharpener with a lifetime guarantee that fits in a drawer or tackle box.
- Choose the AnySharp Classic Pro if you want a suction-mounted sharpener with a set 20-degree angle that also touches up serrated blades.
Prices
- Rada Quick Edge Knife Sharpener: $12.00 at nauvoowinery.myshopify.com (last seen Nov 8)
- AnySharp Classic Pro Knife Sharpener: $24.00 at Nordstrom (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Rada Quick Edge Knife Sharpener is $12.00 cheaper than the AnySharp Classic Pro Knife Sharpener at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 10)

