Henckels Pro Extra Wide Chef's Knife with Bonus TwinSharp Knife Sharpener - $80 FS @CutleryandMore

Found this well reviewed 8" knife from Henckels for $80, including a free sharpener (costs around 20 bucks [amazon.com]). Everywhere else it is $150 and above, and no sharpener. Here is google shopping comparison link [google.com]. 20% applied in cart automatically.

http://www.cutleryandmore.com/zwi...fe-p134089

Note: Cutleryandmore is offering the same knife on a different page [cutleryandmore.com] for around $125 after coupon. A question was asked on the page about the knife and the response was:

Quote : TVinMotion · 2 months ago What is the difference between the between the two knives listed below? is it a sale price? Zwilling J.A. Henckels Pro Extra Wide Chef's Knife with Bonus TwinSharp Knife Sharpener for $99.00 Zwilling J.A. Henckels Pro Extra Wide Chef's Knife for $159.00 Cutlery and More · 2 months ago Both items include the same knife. The set with the sharpener is a great deal right now because we are overstocked.

Knife info:

The wide blade of this knife provides generous knuckle clearance as you chop, making cutting tasks more comfortable and efficient. It also excels at smashing garlic and transferring chopped foods to your bowl or pan. A unique curved bolster designed by architect Matteo Thun promotes a perfect thumb grip.
Each knife is precision forged using Zwilling's Sigmaforge process, resulting in an exceptionally hard yet flexible blade.
Zwilling's Friodur ice-hardening technique results in a harder, sharper blade that is corrosion resistant and highly elastic.
Precise lasers are used to ensure each blade's edge is at the optimal cutting angle for maximum sharpness.
Arched bolster perfectly supports the thumb for ultimate comfort, safety and precise handling. Also allows the full length of the edge to be sharpened, from tip to end.
The sleek ABS resin handle is triple riveted to the blade and contoured for a secure, comfortable grip.
6" knife: 6"-long blade.
8" knife: 8"-long blade, 5"-long handle; 9.75 oz.
Made in Germany by Zwilling J.A. Henckels since 1731.