Opinel No. 7 Stainless Steel Knife

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The Opinel No.07 Knife is slightly smaller than the infamous No.08, but a bit bigger than the handy No.06. Often herald as the "perfect picnic knife", the No.07 slices through salami with ease, and even looks good displayed on a charcuterie board.

The Opinel No.07, is a simple, wooden-handled pocket-knife manufactured since 1890 in the town of Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne in the Savoie region of France. This traditional Opinel knife has a beechwood handle and a stainless steel (acier inox) blade. This is a perfect knife to cut our salami with!

The Opinel No.07 Knife is slightly smaller than the infamous No.08, but a bit bigger than the handy No.06. Often herald as the perfect picnic knife, the No.07 slices through cheese and fruits with ease, and even looks good displayed on a charcuterie board. This size features the Virobloc® safety ring.

Recommended Care: Hand wash only. Do not immerse your knife in water, as this could warp the wooden handle. Dry the blade before closing.

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The Opinel No. 7 is a beautiful and handy pocket knife, the leather cord makes it easy to hang the pocket knife. The blade is made of Sandvik 12C27 steel, which is completely rust-free thanks to an addition of chrome. The knife is sharpened in an exclusive Yagatan profile, this profile guarantees a strong blade and gives the possibility to sharpen easily and efficiently. The handle is made of beech wood, a hard wood that lasts a long time.