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KnifeNews: El Chete Family Grows Again This Year

Jack BogartBy Jack BogartFeb 12, 2026 2:58 pm5 ViewsNo Comments
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TOPS is continuing its shrinking-down of famous models with the Lil Chete. As the name implies, the Lil Chete brings the famous big chopper’s design into a smaller – but not too small! – package.

Now we know what you may be thinking to yourself, Didn’t TOPS already release a shrunk-down El Chete?? The answer is, they did indeed, last year with El Chete Mini, which dropped the blade length all the way down to 5.5 inches – not small in the grand scheme of knives but, considering the proud papa had a blade north of 11 inches, a pretty significant drop in overall footprint.

THe new one is even smaller. A good knife design, but not a chopper.

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El Chete Family Grows Again This Year

 

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