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Opinel steel knife
11,50€
13,50€
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- Delivery within 3-5 business days
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By Opinel
The Opinel Stainless Steel Knife is the ideal pocket knife, featuring a steel blade with a very hard and precise cut. Its Virobloc double security system makes it completely safe, being a perfect option for your trips out to the mountains, your picnics in the countryside, your crafts or small DIY repairs.
Opinel knives have been an icon of French culture throughout the world, for more than 120 years. Joseph Opinel designed and created a product designed to meet the everyday needs of farmers, shepherds and winemakers.
It is a very comfortable and very useful knife for all situations: in the countryside, in the garden or even while you’re shopping and sampling cheese and fruit. You can also choose the knife that best suits your hands. The no. 6 knife is the ideal size for smaller hands!
Features:
- Beech handle.
- Stainless steel blade.
- The handles fit comfortably to the shape of your hand. If your hands are small, the best choice is the no. 6 knife, due to its smaller size.
- Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel, which offers high strength, precise cutting, ease of use and low sensitivity to rusting.< /strong>
- Virobloc double security system
| Opinel stainless steel penknife |
Sheet length |
| Blade #6 | 7cm |
| Blade #7 |
8 cm |
| Blade #8 |
8.5cm |
Why we love the Opinel Stainless Steel Razor
- It is perfect to take everywhere. It is useful for all kinds of tasks in your day to day thanks to its excellent cutting quality.
- This is a really nice knife: very safe and comfortable to use.
- The blade is 12C27 Sandvik stainless steel, known for its excellent blade and low sensitivity to oxidation.
Opinel’s history
Joseph Opinel created, more than 120 years ago, the popular knife that bears his name in the small town of Albiez-le-Vieux, in the heart of the French Alps. Today, his descendants continue to manufacture simple, robust and precise utensils in Chambery with top quality materials and environmentally friendly production.
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