Great knife, not modern
Rating: 4 out of 5
By Korey G.
Definitely not your modern style pocket knife. No lock or latching. Just a great blade that will be easy to sharpen down the road when the time comes. Great handle.
A folding pocket knife that's been in steady use since 1890 and still made in France. Joseph Opinel built the No. 08 as a simple, sharp, durable everyday tool - and 130+ years later, the design hasn't needed updating. Razor-sharp stainless steel blade, hornbeam varnished handle, and a thin leather lanyard for clipping to a bag or belt loop.
What people notice the moment they pick one up: the Virobloc safety lock ring. It's a small metal collar at the base of the blade that twists to lock the knife open while you're using it, and lock it shut when you're not. Marcel Opinel invented it in 1955, and it's still the simplest folding-knife lock around. No springs, no buttons, no failure points - just a quarter-turn that keeps the blade where you want it.
Price: $23.00
Rating: 4.6 out of 5 (330 reviews)
History in your pocket.
Rating: 4 out of 5
By Korey G.
Definitely not your modern style pocket knife. No lock or latching. Just a great blade that will be easy to sharpen down the road when the time comes. Great handle.
Rating: 3 out of 5
By Erin C.
Handle feels cheap, blade looks nice.
Rating: 5 out of 5
By Jeremy W.
Great for everyday carry and the locking mechanism is a nice bonus.
Rating: 5 out of 5
By John J.
This is my go-to knife for around the house. It's lightweight and far more durable than it should be. I've opened boxes, cut cardboard and trimmed drywall. I recently purchased another just like it for the jobs that need a clean sharp blade that I haven't abused.
Rating: 5 out of 5
By David R.
Bought to take backcountry hiking. Weight and cutting capabilities are necessary. Knife worked perfectly.
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