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I bought both the knife and this cover at the same time. But only to find out it doesn’t fit when it arrives. Worse is the seller is not willing to help or exchange or refund. This is my first time buying from this seller, but will be my last time. Very sad that seller is not willing to help.
The blade was like china chip easily on the first use. Emailed them but they said the warranty for unused item only. They asked me to send them a picture of the newly broken knife on the first time use but never responded. Stay away from this company, Seisuke!
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