Opinel

Opinel's answer to the question of what a 130 year old knife company builds for climbers. The Neo7 Alpine keeps the simplicity and drops the wood: ...

The smallest Opinel that still earns its keep. The No.04 rides on a keychain, so it is on you whether or not you thought to grab a knife that morni...

The No.06 is the Opinel for people who do not want to notice they are carrying a knife. At 1.2 oz and 6.5 inches open it slips into a jacket pocket...

Halfway between the pocketable No.06 and the classic No.08, the No.07 is the size most people land on once they have handled all three. A 3.07 inch...

A standard No.08 with the handle engraved before it ever leaves Savoie. Opinel draws these from the mountains outside their own factory, and we sto...

Purpose built for foraging, and the tool most Pacific Northwest mushroom hunters end up carrying. The curved stainless blade gets under a cap and c...

The one everybody pictures when they hear Opinel. The No.08 has been made in Savoie since the 1890s and has barely changed, because the design was ...

Less a pocket knife than a working knife. The No.09 steps the blade up to 3.51 inches and the handle up with it, which is what you want when the jo...

Five ounces of carbon steel that will cut through a four inch branch, then fold down and ride in a pack lid. For clearing a tent site, bucking fire...

A No.08 that eats lunch. The Picnic+ fork and spoon inserts clamp onto the knife under the Virobloc ring, so the same handle you already carry beco...