Opinel Knives No. 8 Trekking Stainless Steel Knife Beechwood (3.25" Satin) #8 SS
About Opinel Knives No. 8 Trekking Stainless Steel Knife Beechwood (3.25" Satin) #8 SS
This Opinel #8 traditional Trekking folder has a stainless steel trailing point blade and Beech wood handle. Includes the Virobloc safety ring that locks the blade in the open and closed positions. This traditional Opinel pocket knife is lightweight and inexpensive while displaying simple sophistiCATion.
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Specifications |
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Brand | Opinel | ||
Category | Folding Knives | ||
Overall Length | 7.625" | ||
Blade Length | 3.25" | ||
Blade Thickness | 0.06" | ||
Blade Material | Sandvik 12C27 | ||
Blade Style | Trailing Point | ||
Blade Grind | Flat | ||
Finish | Satin | ||
Edge Type | Plain | ||
Handle Length | 4.375" | ||
Handle Material | Beech | ||
Color | Wood | ||
Weight | 1.57 oz. | ||
Knife Type | Manual | ||
Opener | Nail Nick | ||
Lock Type | Bolster Lock | ||
Model | No. 8 | ||
Model Number | 1321 | ||
Country of Origin | France | ||
Best Use | Camp/Hike | ||
Product Type | Knife |
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Great Present
I got this for my dad for Christmas, and he loves it. It has great steel, feels good in the hand, and is simple and unthreatening as an EDC. He uses it very frequently and the edge is still as sharp as the day he got it. But the real selling point on this knife is the price. This knife is so accessible to anyone who may want or need it because it costs less than $20. This knife… read more also marks the difference between inexpensive and cheap. A cheap knife doesn't cost much, but it breaks easily and is made from bad materials, this one doesn't and isn't. The Opinel no. 8 is a knife I would recommend to anyone.