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The Opinel No. 07 Scoring Folding Knife is a compact 1.5-inch stainless steel folder with chestnut wood handle for scoring chestnuts, peeling garlic, and whittling, now $10.00 (reg. $18.88) – buy online at Cutter's Bench, save 47%, with coupon BENCH10 for 10% more off.
Categories : Folding Knives
SKU : CUT-FOL-088
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Buy the Opinel No. 07 Scoring Folding Knife, Stainless Steel, Chestnut Wood Handle online at Cutter's Bench for the current sale price of $10.00, down from $18.88. This French-made folder is the best fit for foragers, campers, and home cooks who need a small, precise knife for scoring chestnuts, removing fruit pits, peeling garlic, and light whittling. Coupon BENCH10 takes another 10% off.
Grip the chestnut flat-side down, extend the Virobloc-locked blade, and cut a shallow X or single slit across the domed shell – just deep enough to pierce the shell without cutting the nut. Scored chestnuts roast or boil without bursting. The short, sturdy snub-nose blade gives you the control shallow scoring demands.
Scoring and peeling chestnuts, removing pits from apricots and plums, peeling garlic cloves, opening boxes, and fine whittling of small, intricate wood designs.
Yes – the short drop point blade is precise and agile, making it an effective small whittling and detail-carving knife.
Hand wash only, air dry, and never soak or dishwash. Occasionally wipe with a light food-safe wood oil to keep the chestnut from drying out. The 12C27 stainless blade is low-maintenance and corrosion-resistant.
Compared to larger Opinel folders (No. 08+), the No. 07 is shorter and more precise for detail food work. Versus dedicated chestnut knives, this one adds garlic, pit-removal, and whittling versatility at a fraction of the cost.
At $10.00 versus $18.88, you save 47% on an iconic French design. Stack BENCH10 for 10% more; add another item to clear $45.00 for free shipping.
Short 1.5-inch 12C27 Sandvik stainless drop point blade for precise chestnut scoring, garlic peeling, and whittling – just $10.00, saving 47% off $18.88
Virobloc safety ring locks the blade open or closed, with sustainably harvested European chestnut wood handle
Iconic French EDC knife made since 1890 – buy online with coupon BENCH10 for an extra 10% off and free shipping over $45
Care: Hand wash, air dry
Lock: Virobloc safety ring
Model: No. 07
Steel: 12C27 Sandvik stainless steel
Handle: European chestnut wood
Origin: France (French Alps)
Blade Shape: Drop point / snub nose
Blade Length: 1.5 inches
Product Type: Scoring / Chestnut & Garlic Folding Knife
Seller: Cutter's Bench
MPN: No. 07
The newest addition to Opinel's Gourmet collection: a 1.5-inch stainless scoring blade in a chestnut wood handle, discounted 47% from $18.88.
Score and peel chestnuts, remove stone-fruit pits, peel garlic, and whittle fine details – all with a locked, controlled snub-nose blade.
Choose the No. 07 when you want precision food prep in a pocket folder. Larger Opinels cut more but offer less control; the No. 07 is the specialized buy. Apply BENCH10 for 10% more savings at checkout.
Here at Cutter's Bench – this is the direct purchase page with the current $10.00 sale price in stock.
Lock the blade open with the Virobloc ring, set the chestnut flat-side down, and cut a shallow X through the domed shell before roasting or boiling.
Yes – the short, agile drop point blade is well suited to small, intricate whittling and detail carving.
Hand wash and air dry only; never soak or dishwash. A light coat of food-safe oil occasionally keeps the wood conditioned.
$10.00, down from $18.88 – a 47% discount. Coupon BENCH10 takes an additional 10% off.
Bought it for scoring chestnuts before roasting and it does that perfectly, but it's become my everyday pocket companion for garlic, apples, and whittling by the fire. The chestnut wood handle is smooth and smells lovely. The Virobloc lock feels reassuring. Classic French design at a silly low price.
Fits in my pocket, locks solid, and takes a fine edge. Great gift.
The blade came sharp and the wooden handle has real character. Opening the collar takes a little practice at first. For ten bucks it's honestly unbeatable, I keep it in my car for spontaneous picnic duty.
My grandfather carried an Opinel in France and I wanted to try one myself. This No. 07 is exactly the right size for peeling garlic and trimming vegetables. The stainless steel hasn't spotted despite my admittedly careless habit of leaving it wet. It's light as a feather. Grandpa would approve.
The rotating lock is stiff out of the box and my fingers aren't strong enough to open it easily. Blade quality seems fine and I may work it loose over time, but so far it's frustrating to use daily.
I carry nicer knives but this lives in my work bag for produce and package twine. Holds an edge surprisingly well for the price point. The chestnut handle developed a nice patina after a few weeks.
Lightweight, safe to carry with the lock ring, and sharp enough for food prep at the campsite. Scored a bag of chestnuts over the fire and every one opened clean. Ordered three more as stocking stuffers.
Works fine for garlic and small tasks. I misjudged the 1.5-inch blade for bigger jobs like whittling spoons, where it feels a bit small. Check the dimensions before buying. Still a charming little knife for the money.
No fancy frills, just a sharp blade and a beautiful handle. The lock actually locks. I've owned three Opinels and this one's finish is the nicest yet. Cutter's Bench shipped it fast in proper packaging.
