Closed: 4.375"; Blade: 3.25" l Carbon Steel l Standard Edge; Handle: Brown; Other Info: Natural varnished beechwood handle. Safety ring for locking the blade. Brown synthetic leather belt sheath with belt loop and metal attachment clip. Natural wood display/storage box with plexiglass lid. Bulk Packed.
- Flagship Size: The Number 8 is the most sold and versatile size in the ever-growing line of Opinel folding pocket knives, earning its reputation as an everyday carry staple. 3. 35inch blade (8. 5cm), open length 7. 5 inches (19. 5cm).
- Carbon Steel Blade: Extremely hard thereby ing excellent cutting quality, good wear resistance, and easy regrinding. Carbon steel can corrode easily, maintain your knife by avoiding damp locations, and wipe and grease the blade after use.
- Beechwood Handle: The ergonomic shape of the traditional wooden handle has remained unchanged since its design in 1890. Beech wood, locally called “fayard”, is mostly used. Its grain is fine and homogenous, providing excellent mechanical strength.
- Patented Virobloc System: A hallmark of Opinel everyday carry knives since it’s invention in 1955, the Virobloc ring offers a unique, thoughtful, and easy to use safety mechanism for locking the blade during use, during transport, and during storage.
- An Icon of French EDC: Produced in the heart of the French Alps since 1890, Opinel pocket knives draw simplicity and durability from their mountain roots. The Opinel folding knife has been adopted worldwide and is recognized as a design icon.
- Flagship Size: The Number 8 is the most sold and versatile size in the ever-growing line of Opinel folding pocket knives, earning its reputation as an everyday carry staple. 3. 35inch blade (8. 5cm), open length 7. 5 inches (19. 5cm).
- Carbon Steel Blade: Extremely hard thereby ing excellent cutting quality, good wear resistance, and easy regrinding. Carbon steel can corrode easily, maintain your knife by avoiding damp locations, and wipe and grease the blade after use.
- Beechwood Handle: The ergonomic shape of the traditional wooden handle has remained unchanged since its design in 1890. Beech wood, locally called “fayard”, is mostly used. Its grain is fine and homogenous, providing excellent mechanical strength.
- Patented Virobloc System: A hallmark of Opinel everyday carry knives since it’s invention in 1955, the Virobloc ring offers a unique, thoughtful, and easy to use safety mechanism for locking the blade during use, during transport, and during storage.
- An Icon of French EDC: Produced in the heart of the French Alps since 1890, Opinel pocket knives draw simplicity and durability from their mountain roots. The Opinel folding knife has been adopted worldwide and is recognized as a design icon.
