Simple and efficient: This folding knife with a serrated blade is ideal for cutting bread, large fruits and vegetables.

This pocket knife features a lacquered beechwood handle and a 12 cm serrated blade made of 12C27M stainless steel. It's the ideal companion for your kitchen and on the go.

Whether by the sea, in the mountains or in the forest: with the serrated No. 12 you can cook efficiently, even in the middle of nature.

Beech is the most commonly used wood for making Opinel knife handles. Beechwood originates from France, is hard, durable, and easy to work. It has a uniform appearance and a light color that ranges from yellowish to pinkish. The wood is recognizable by its many small, dark streaks. The handle has been varnished for better protection against moisture and dirt.

The modified Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel was specially selected for Opinel and is known for its sharpness and ease of maintenance. The stainless steel has undergone a heat treatment called martensite, which ensures a very long service life. The carbon content is at least 0.40%, which ensures very satisfactory sharpness while remaining corrosion-resistant. Blade hardness 57-59 HRC.

The Virobloc safety ring was invented by Marcel Opinel in 1955. It is featured on all folding knives from model No. 06 onwards. The Virobloc is cut from stainless steel and consists of two parts: a fixed part and a sliding part. In addition to locking the blade in the open position (for safe use), it is now also possible to lock the blade in the closed position (for safe transport).

This knife does not belong in the dishwasher!

Manufacturer: OPINEL, 508 Boulevard Henry Bordeaux, 73000 Chambéry, Savoie, France