Opinel's knives are famous for their craftsmanship and longevity, this unique knife + corkscrew allows versatility as a go-to camping, picnic or bar tool. The No.10 folding knife is large enough to cut bread, cheese and meats with ease, and the integrated steel corkscrew is sturdy enough to pull even the most stubborn of wine corks. No wonder this knife has been dubbed “The Frenchie.”

Dimensions: 9" x 1" x 1" (Open)

Blade Material: Sandvik Stainless Steel 12C27 Mod.

Blade Length: 3.92 inches

Handle Material: Beech Wood

5 turn Steel Corkscrew

Limited Lifetime Warranty

Includes gift / storage box

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Made in France

A card with the maker’s story is included with purchase

Maker's Story
Opinel
Savoie, France
Founded in 1890

The Opinel No. 8 knife was invented by namesake Joseph Opinel at the age of 18. This first design was the foundation for the wide range of knives made today. The company continues to be run by the Opinel family, and the knives have won prestigious awards like the 1985 Victoria and Albert Museum for the best-designed items in the world alongside the Porsche 911 and the Rolex watch. The knives have been used by Pablo Picasso and famed chefs from around the World like Paul Bocuse. Each knife is made with sustainable materials and continue to be made in the French Alp town of Savoie.

Photos: Opinel | Text: Independent Goods