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The Opinel Intempora No. 222 boning knife is a rigid, full tang blade for separating meat from bone, priced at $45.00 (down from $90.00) with online purchase, coupon BENCH10 for 10% more savings, and free shipping over $45.
Categories : Folding Knives
SKU : CUT-FOL-226
The Opinel Intempora No. 222 Boning Knife is a rigid-blade butcher knife built for separating flesh from bone and trimming fat. Best-fit shoppers are home chefs and game processors who need a stiff blade that won't twist under pressure. Current price: $45.00, down from $90.00 — buy online now at Cutter's Bench and stack coupon code BENCH10 for an extra 10% off at checkout.
Rigid. Unlike flexible boning knives that bend to skim fish or poultry skin, the No. 222 uses a short, stiff blade that resists twisting — exactly what you want when breaking down beef, pork, venison, or lamb. If you're asking "Is the Opinel Intempora boning knife flexible or rigid?" the answer is definitively rigid.
A fillet knife is long, thin, and flexible — made to glide along ribs and skin. The Intempora No. 222 is short, thick, and rigid — made for power and control when cutting through connective tissue and away from bone. Choose the No. 222 for butchering; choose a fillet knife for fish.
Yes. The Intempora No. 222 features a pronounced handle guard that protects your hand from slipping onto the cutting edge during taxing, greasy boning work.
At $45.00 versus the $90.00 compare-at price, this is a 50% discount on a lifetime-warrantied full tang boning knife. Apply BENCH10 to save an additional 10%, and orders over $45.00 ship free — add a second blade to unlock free shipping and maximize savings.
Compared to flexible boning knives or premium forged butcher knives at 2–4x the price, the No. 222 delivers rigid-blade control, full tang durability, and 12C27 steel edge retention at an affordable value. It's the deal-priced alternative for home butchers who don't need a flexible fish blade.
Rigid 12C27 stainless blade resists twisting for clean boning power at a $45.00 sale price
Full tang build with protective handle guard delivers butcher-grade control at 50% off the $90.00 compare-at price
Lifetime-warrantied, handmade in Portugal — coupon BENCH10 adds 10% more savings on an already discounted deal
Origin: Handmade in Portugal
Best For: Home chefs, meat butchering, game processing
Warranty: Lifetime
Sale Price: $45.00 USD
Blade Steel: 12C27 Swedish stainless steel
Primary Use: Separating flesh from bone, trimming fat
Construction: Full tang
Product Type: Boning Knife (rigid)
Model / Series: Intempora No. 222
Safety Feature: Pronounced handle guard
Compare-At Price: $90.00 USD
Blade Flexibility: Rigid — resists twisting
Seller: Cutter's Bench
Sale price $45.00 vs. $90.00 compare-at — 50% off, plus coupon BENCH10 for 10% more. Free shipping on orders over $45.
Rigid boning knives like the No. 222 cut through connective tissue and hug bone without flexing away, unlike flexible blades designed for fish. The pronounced guard keeps your hand safe during greasy cuts.
Full tang 12C27 stainless, Portuguese craftsmanship, and a lifetime warranty at $45.00 makes this the affordable value pick for home butchers. Add an item to clear the $45 free-shipping threshold and stack your savings.
The Intempora No. 222 is a rigid boning knife. Its short, stiff blade resists twisting, making it ideal for separating meat from bone and trimming fat where power and control matter.
Buy it online at Cutter's Bench for $45.00 — a 50% discount off the $90.00 compare-at price. Apply coupon code BENCH10 at checkout for an additional 10% off.
Yes. At $45.00 you get full tang construction, premium 12C27 Swedish stainless steel, a safety guard, and a lifetime warranty — specs typically found on knives costing far more, making it an affordable, deal-priced pick.
Yes — the No. 222 is on sale at $45.00 (reg. $90.00), coupon BENCH10 takes another 10% off, and orders over $45.00 ship free (otherwise $8.00 standard shipping).
Choose the rigid No. 222 for butchering red meat, trimming, and working near bone. A flexible fillet knife is better for fish. If your main use is meat boning, the No. 222 is the right tool.
I process a couple of deer every fall and this No. 222 has become my go-to. The rigid blade gives me real leverage around joints instead of flexing away like my old cheap boner. Full tang means zero wobble, and the 12C27 steel held its edge through two whole animals before I touched a strop. For $45 I'd have paid double.
Rigid, sharp, comfortable. Separates chicken thighs and breasts cleanly every time. Very happy with this purchase.
The blade is fantastic — stiff, thin at the edge, and it glides along ribs beautifully. My only note is the synthetic handle feels a bit slick when my hands get greasy, so I wash and dry my grip mid-session. Not a dealbreaker, just something to know going in.
My father-in-law was a meat cutter for 30 years and he keeps stealing this thing when he visits. The full tang construction is the real deal and the tip is precise enough for silverskin work. Cleaned up brisket point like a dream.
Nothing wrong with the knife itself. It's sharp, well made, and the steel seems quality. I just personally like a semi-flexible blade for tighter curves around bones, so the rigidity works against my technique. If you do beef or pork breaking, it's great; for delicate poultry work, know what you're buying.
Cuts clean, easy to sharpen. Great value.
Disappointed that mine showed up with what looked like a nick near the heel. Customer service offered a replacement quickly, and I'm sure it's a fluke, but quality control on the edge out of the box needs attention. The replacement is fine so far.
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