Knife Rolls & Storage Solutions

Here you'll find thoughtfully crafted solutions for storing and transporting your knives including a full suite of knife rolls and storage options.

Our canvas knife bags are the ideal cost-effective transport and storage solution for hobbyists and chefs. Our top-of-the-line Porter rolls offer chef knife bags for those looking for a sturdy, heavy-duty knife storage solution.

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◆ Common Questions

Shopping for Knife Rolls & Storage Solutions

What's the best way to store Japanese knives?
Three good options: magnetic knife strip (saves counter space), benchtop knife holder (slotted or magnetic), or knife roll (for transport). All protect the edge from banging against other utensils. Avoid in-drawer storage without a sheath or sleeve.
Knife roll vs knife bag: what's the difference?
A knife roll is a flexible fabric wrap with slots for 5-9 knives, rolls up with ties, suits chefs who travel. A knife bag is a rigid or semi-rigid case for larger kits (10-20+ pieces), suits full tool collections.
How many knives fit in a standard knife roll?
Our knife roll range covers 5, 7, and 9-pocket options. 6 is the most common home setup. 17+ pocket bags suit chefs with full kits including sharpening tools.
What's a saya and do I need one?
A saya is a traditional Japanese wooden knife sheath that slides over the blade for protection in storage or transport. Essential for carbon steel knives (prevents nicks and oxidation on contact). Nice-to-have for stainless. Our range includes custom and universal sayas.
Are magnetic knife strips safe for Japanese knives?
Yes, the magnet grips the blade, not the edge. Just approach the strip edge-first and remove the same way to avoid dragging the edge across the magnet. Our walnut and black-finish strips are oversized to fit full chef knife widths.
Can I ship my knives in a knife roll?
For personal travel yes, in checked luggage only (not carry-on). For commercial shipping, use a hard case or well-padded box, knife rolls alone don't protect against drops in transit.