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The Opinel Carbon No. 8 Folding Pocket Knife with sheath and wooden gift box is the iconic French EDC knife for everyday cutting — buy online now for $21.00, 50% off the $42.00 list price.
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SKU : CUT-ACC-039
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The Opinel Carbon No. 8 Folding Pocket Knife is the flagship French EDC folder for everyday cutting, camping and outdoor tasks — complete with sheath and wooden slide gift box. On sale now for $21.00, down from $42.00. Buy online at Cutter's Bench and use coupon BENCH10 for an extra 10% off.
The No. 8 is the most-sold, most versatile size in the Opinel line: a 3.35-inch (8.5 cm) carbon steel blade, 7.5 inches (19.5 cm) open. Compact enough for pocket carry, big enough for real work.
Carbon steel cuts superbly but can corrode: avoid damp storage and wipe and grease the blade after use. Pair it with the Opinel Lombardi sharpening stone to keep the edge keen.
$21.00 vs. $42.00 compare-at — you save $21.00, and coupon BENCH10 takes another 10% off. Pair with a second knife to cross the $45 free-shipping threshold. An affordable gift-grade icon at a 50% discount.
Flagship No. 8 size — 3.35" carbon steel blade with superior edge quality and easy regrinding
Patented Virobloc collar locks the blade for safe use, carry and storage
Gift-ready with sheath and wooden box at $21.00 — 50% off plus extra 10% with coupon BENCH10
Handle: Beechwood
Includes: Sheath, wooden slide gift box
Open Length: 7.5" (19.5 cm)
Blade Length: 3.35" (8.5 cm)
Product Type: Folding pocket knife (EDC)
Blade Material: High-carbon steel
Locking System: Patented Virobloc collar
Model / Series: Carbon No. 8
Seller: Cutter's Bench
Produced in the French Alps since 1890 and recognized worldwide as a design icon, the No. 8 pairs a hard carbon blade with a fine-grained beechwood handle and Virobloc safety ring — now at a 50% discount.
Choose the Carbon No. 8 for maximum hardness and edge quality; pick the stainless Opinel No. 08 Mushroom Knife if corrosion resistance matters. Keep the edge sharp with the Opinel Lombardi sharpening stone — an affordable bundle that hits the free-shipping threshold.
$21.00 sale · $42.00 compare-at · 50% off · extra 10% with BENCH10 · free shipping over $45.
Here at Cutter's Bench for $21.00 — half the $42.00 compare-at price, with the sheath and wooden gift box included.
Rotate the metal collar on the bolster to lock the blade either open for safe use or closed for pocket carry — a hallmark of Opinel since 1955.
Wipe and lightly grease the blade after use and avoid damp storage — carbon steel offers excellent cutting quality but can corrode if neglected.
Yes — the knife is 50% off at $21.00, coupon BENCH10 gives an extra 10%, and orders over $45 ship free.
The No. 8 is the most-sold, most versatile size — ideal everyday carry; smaller numbers suit fine tasks, larger numbers suit heavier cutting.
Light, razor sharp, and the Virobloc lock is simple and bombproof. The beechwood handle has already developed a lovely patina. The sheath and gift box make it an easy present too. For $21 this is unbeatable.
Carries slim in the pocket and the blade came scary sharp. One caveat: it's carbon steel, so I wipe it down after cutting anything acidic or it spots. That's part of the charm for me.
Been carrying this for six months now — packages, apples, kindling splints, whatever. It's held its edge better than knives costing four times as much. The lock ring gives me confidence using it one-handed for small tasks. Classic French design that just works.
Beautiful knife, cuts great.
Out of the box it's a great cutter and the wooden gift box is a nice touch. But the carbon blade rusted slightly within a week of pocket carry in humid weather, and the pivot was stiff until I waxed it. If you're willing to maintain it, it's fine — just know what you're buying.
Bought this for my son's 12th birthday. The lock is secure, the sheath is handy, and it's not so expensive that losing it would be a tragedy. He's proud of it and takes care of it.
The carbon steel takes an edge my stainless knives can only dream of. A few passes on a stone and it'll slice receipt paper. Simple, honest tool. Bought a second one as a backup.
