The Opinel Carbon Steel Blade folding knife is the iconic adventure knife. First crafted in 1890 and still currently made in the Haute Savoie region of France. The ergonomically-designed handle is a pleasure to hold and easy to control. High carbon content in the steel blade ensures a long lasting and very sharp edge.
The Opinel Carbon Steel Blade folding knife is the iconic adventure knife. First crafted in 1890 and still currently made in the Haute Savoie region of France. The ergonomically-designed handle is a pleasure to hold and easy to control. High carbon content in the steel blade ensures a long lasting and very sharp edge.
The Opinel Carbon Steel Blade folding knife is the iconic adventure knife. First crafted in 1890 and still currently made in the Haute Savoie region of France. The ergonomically-designed handle is a pleasure to hold and easy to control. High carbon content in the steel blade ensures a long lasting and very sharp edge.
The Opinel Carbon Steel Blade folding knife is the iconic adventure knife. First crafted in 1890 and still currently made in the Haute Savoie region of France. The ergonomically-designed handle is a pleasure to hold and easy to control. High carbon content in the steel blade ensures a long lasting and very sharp edge.
Last updated at 09/02/2026 07:16:39
Opinel Carbon Knife Adult Blister Pack
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Carbon Steel Pocket Knife No.10 / Natural
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Opinel No. 10 Carbon Steel Folding Knife
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Opinel Traditional Classic N°10 Carbon Steel
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Opinel Carbon #10 Blister
Delivery between 6–11 Sept $7.50
originally posted on opinel.com
Great knife. I have about ten of these knives. Stay sharp for a very long time. Not too difficult to sharpen. Solid build. Great price!
originally posted on kentofinglewood.com
Fantastic simple knife with a classic look and feel. Twist collar for blade safety. Blade edge is very sharp and cuts nicely. I choose the olive wood handle for a bit of richness in looks. Feels sold, but not heavy, classic look and feel. Very happy that Kent of Ingelwood has stock as almost all No. 10 are out of stock. Thank you
originally posted on gearshop.co.nz
Perfect little multi purpose utility knife for my tramping kit. Strong enough to shave feather sticks but still dexterous enough for fine work. Weight is negligible.
Opinel Carbon Knife Adult Blister Pack
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Carbon Steel Pocket Knife No.10 / Natural
Delivery $20
Opinel No. 10 Carbon Steel Folding Knife
Delivery $25.62
Opinel Traditional Classic N°10 Carbon Steel
Delivery $10.58
Opinel Carbon #10 Blister
Delivery between 6–11 Sept $7.50
Great knife. I have about ten of these knives. Stay sharp for a very long time. Not too difficult to sharpen. Solid build. Great price!
Fantastic simple knife with a classic look and feel. Twist collar for blade safety. Blade edge is very sharp and cuts nicely. I choose the olive wood handle for a bit of richness in looks. Feels sold, but not heavy, classic look and feel. Very happy that Kent of Ingelwood has stock as almost all No. 10 are out of stock. Thank you
Perfect little multi purpose utility knife for my tramping kit. Strong enough to shave feather sticks but still dexterous enough for fine work. Weight is negligible.
Opinel Carbone knives are always good quality.What I would like to comment on is the excellence of the service I received from Hollands. I actually ordered the wrong size, and they couldnt do enough to ensure that I received what I wanted. Fantastic company thanks.
Opinel Carbone knives are always good quality.What I would like to comment on is the excellence of the service I received from Hollands. I actually ordered the wrong size, and they couldnt do enough to ensure that I received what I wanted. Fantastic company thanks.
This Opinel size 10 knife is the perfect all-round knife. Good quality blade that keeps a good edge. Great quality. I also own a number 6 for smaller jobs.
Brilliant pocket knife. Simple, solid mechanism, nice wood handle that's well shaped and well finished. Dropped a star because the edge was a bit rolled. Didn't take long to get perfect with emery paper, now it has a really sharp edge that lasts well. I think the edge is slightly convex rather than 100% flat and better for it. I've been making shims tricky bits of shuttering to repair a roof. Therese were only from pine wood but very seasoned and it slices through without much effort. Can't open one-handed, but very easy to close and lock one handed - handy working at height and holding on with other hand.
I have a No. 8, which I really like. The No. 10 is also great, as I appreciate the larger size. The beech handle is pretty and comfortable, the blade is slender so makes it very slicey. These have been around a long time and the design is not trendy, which is also a plus. Also low cost to buy! A knife should cut, and well. This is what it does!
I have to say I was ready to return this product after the first couple of days. When I first unpacked the knife it was difficult to open, I chalked it up to needing to be broken in. The next morning however the knife was almost impossible to open, like broken thumb nail and eventually pliers to get the blade out.I was literally packaging it up to return it and then I decided to look online, as soon as you google Opinel hard to open lot's shows up. I read that humidity can expand the wood and make it hard to open. I threw the knife on my heat vent at home overnight to try and dry it out. The next morning it opened the way it should. I put a couple drops of olive oil(first oil I could find haha) and it has worked flawlessly for a month now.If your knife is hard ... MoreI have to say I was ready to return this product after the first couple of days. When I first unpacked the knife it was difficult to open, I chalked it up to needing to be broken in. The next morning however the knife was almost impossible to open, like broken thumb nail and eventually pliers to get the blade out.I was literally packaging it up to return it and then I decided to look online, as soon as you google Opinel hard to open lot's shows up. I read that humidity can expand the wood and make it hard to open. I threw the knife on my heat vent at home overnight to try and dry it out. The next morning it opened the way it should. I put a couple drops of olive oil(first oil I could find haha) and it has worked flawlessly for a month now.If your knife is hard to open at first don't give up on it. This is my favorite knife now. It is easy to get a razor sharp edge on it as well.
