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The Opinel No. 10 Stainless Steel Corkscrew Folding Knife — a 3.9" Sandvik blade with integrated corkscrew and bottle opener in a beechwood handle — is $15.00 today, 50% off $30, and this guide covers how to use the Opinel No. 10 corkscrew knife for picnics, wine, and cheese.
Categories : Folding Knives
SKU : CUT-FOL-046
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Buy the Opinel No. 10 Stainless Steel Corkscrew Wine and Cheese Folding Knife online for $15.00 — 50% off the $30 compare-at price. It's the ultimate picnic knife for campers, hikers, cheese lovers, and wine drinkers who want one pocket tool that slices bread, cuts cheese, and opens wine. Below is exactly how to use it.
How to open wine: Twist the Virobloc collar to unlock, rotate the blade (or corkscrew) out of the handle groove. Fold out the corkscrew, center it on the cork, and twist downward while gripping the profiled beechwood handle — its placement leaves plenty of leverage to pull even stubborn corks. For the bottle opener, hinge it out and lever the cap off. To close, fold the blade back and twist the Virobloc ring to lock.
How to open the blade safely: Hold the handle with the Virobloc ring loose, swing the blade fully out, then tighten the rotating collar against the bolster to lock the blade during use.
The 12C27 stainless blade delivers an excellent cutting edge with superior corrosion resistance. The fine, homogenous beechwood grain has anchored the same ergonomic handle shape since 1890.
Picnics, parties, camping, hiking, desk drawers, and boat bags. Large enough to slice bread, cheese, and meats; the corkscrew handles wine bottles and the opener handles caps. No batteries, no separate corkscrew needed.
Compared with the Opinel No. 09 Oyster Knife, the No. 10 is the generalist: longer blade, bread and cheese slicing, wine service. Compared with multi-tool corkscrews, the No. 10 offers a full-size locking knife blade plus a genuinely usable corkscrew at a fraction of the weight. Care: hand wash the blade, dry immediately, and occasionally oil the Virobloc ring and wood.
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Integrated corkscrew and bottle opener fold from the beechwood handle with leverage to pull stubborn wine corks
3.9" Sandvik 12C27 stainless blade with patented Virobloc lock — slice bread, cheese, and meats safely
$15.00 sale price is 50% off $30, plus an extra 10% off with coupon code BENCH10
Care: Hand wash and dry; not dishwasher safe
Model: No. 10 Corkscrew (Updated Version)
Extras: Corkscrew + bottle opener
Handle: Beechwood
Origin: Made in France
Open Length: 9" (22.9 cm)
Blade Length: 3.9" (10 cm)
Product Type: Folding Wine & Cheese Pocket Knife
Blade Material: Sandvik 12C27 modified stainless steel
Locking Mechanism: Patented Virobloc collar
Seller: Cutter's Bench
MPN: No. 10 Corkscrew (Updated Version)
Made in France since 1890, the Opinel No. 10 pairs a 3.9" Sandvik stainless blade with an integrated corkscrew and bottle opener, all secured by the patented Virobloc locking collar.
Hand wash, dry, and oil the hinge occasionally for decades of picnic service.
Unlock the Virobloc ring, fold out the corkscrew, center it on the cork, and twist down while holding the profiled handle for leverage. Pull the cork, then fold the corkscrew back and tighten the collar. The integrated bottle opener levers off caps.
Buy it at Cutter's Bench for $15.00 — 50% off the $30 compare-at price — with free shipping on orders over $45 and an extra 10% off with coupon BENCH10.
Loosen the Virobloc ring, swing the blade fully open, then twist the collar tight against the bolster to lock it. Reverse to close and lock for pocket carry.
Yes — it combines a full-size 3.9" locking blade for bread, cheese, and meats with a corkscrew and bottle opener in one lightweight French-made knife, unlike single-function picnic tools.
Hand wash the blade and dry immediately; never put it in the dishwasher. Occasionally oil the Virobloc ring and lightly treat the beechwood to keep it from drying out.
This little knife does it all: corkscrew for the wine, blade for the cheese and salami, bottle opener for the beer drinkers in the group. The beechwood handle is beautiful and gets nicer with use. It slips into a jacket pocket without weighing you down. I've brought it on four picnics already and it's become the thing everyone asks about.
My grandfather carried an Opinel in the garden his whole life and this No. 10 brings that memory right back. The corkscrew is surprisingly effective — pulled three corks without bending. Sandvik steel holds its edge nicely. A lovely object that actually works.
Took me a minute to figure out the rotating collar lock but once you get it, the blade feels rock solid. Corkscrew works fine for standard corks. Handle is comfortable and the wood smells wonderful. Docking one star only because the lock ring can be stiff at first.
Wine, cheese, done. Best $15 I've spent this year.
As a folding knife it's excellent — light, sharp, classic. As a corkscrew it works but the worm is short and long synthetic corks give it trouble. If wine opening is your main goal, get a dedicated waiter's friend. If you want a charming all-rounder, this is great.
Cheese shops, beaches, hostel dinners — this knife was in my pocket every day for three weeks. The blade stayed sharp, the corkscrew never failed on a natural cork, and the beechwood picked up a patina that makes it look even better now. People always assume it cost way more than it did.
Gave this to my wine-club friend and she now uses it at every tasting. It feels special without being precious. Blade needed a quick touch-up out of the box but nothing serious.
Mine has noticeable wobble even with the collar locked. It's usable for cheese but I don't fully trust it for anything firmer. May be a quality control miss — exchange pending.
Simple, honest tool that does exactly what it promises. The corkscrew surprised me, the blade slices cheese cleanly, and it feels like a piece of history in the hand. Ordered a second one for my brother.
