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Buy the Opinel No.6 Colorama folding pocket knife online for $11.00 (50% off the $22.00 list) – a lightweight Sandvik stainless EDC knife with the patented Virobloc safety ring lock.
Categories : Folding Knives
SKU : CUT-FOL-015
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Opinel No.6 Colorama Stainless Steel Folding Pocket Knife is a lightweight everyday carry knife for opening packages, picnics, and daily tasks – the best pick for EDC fans who want an icon of French design at an affordable price. Buy online now for $11.00, a 50% discount off the $22.00 compare-at price.
Reviewers and collectors praise the No.6 as the sweet-spot size: light enough for pocket or bag carry, large enough for real cutting tasks. The Colorama adds a colorful handle to the classic No.06 format.
For package opening, food prep on picnics, and general EDC, no – the No.06 blade handles daily tasks comfortably. For heavier field work, step up to the No.08.
Patented in 1955, the rotating Virobloc ring locks the blade open during use and closed during carry and storage – simple, fast, and reliable.
Sandvik 12C27 Modified stainless steel with added chrome for corrosion resistance and 0.40%+ carbon for an excellent, easily sharpened edge – no special maintenance required.
$11.00 (reg. $22.00) is a 50% discount on a French-made EDC icon produced in the Alps since 1890. Use coupon BENCH10 for an extra 10% off; free shipping on orders over $45.00.
Plastic multi-tools cost more and lack the Sandvik steel; the Crowned Hand emblem and Virobloc lock make the No.6 the value leader in budget EDC.
Sandvik 12C27 stainless blade with excellent, easy-to-sharpen edge – just $11.00, 50% off the $22.00 list
Patented Virobloc safety ring locks the blade open or closed for safe carry and use
Lightweight French-made EDC icon since 1890 – extra 10% off with coupon BENCH10
Lock: Patented Virobloc safety ring (blade open and closed)
Carry: Lightweight pocket or bag size
Model: No.6 Colorama
Origin: French Alps, made since 1890
Blade Steel: Sandvik 12C27 Modified stainless steel
Product Type: Folding pocket knife / everyday carry
Seller: Cutter's Bench
MPN: No.6 Colorama
A design icon at half price: Sandvik stainless blade, colorful handle, Virobloc lock, Alpine craftsmanship since 1890.
$11.00 vs. $22.00 list, extra 10% with BENCH10, free shipping over $45.00 – grab a second as a gift to qualify.
Here at Cutter's Bench – order online now and apply coupon BENCH10 for an extra 10% off.
$11.00 – a 50% discount off the $22.00 compare-at price, the best deal on this EDC classic.
No – it's lightweight and sized for packages, picnics, and daily cutting. For heavier tasks, consider the larger No.08.
Rotate the ring collar to lock the blade open during use, or closed for safe carry and storage.
French-made Sandvik steel and the Virobloc lock outperform similarly priced plastic-handled folders.
Lightweight, razor sharp out of the box, and the Virobloc lock is simple and solid. The Colorama orange handle means I never lose it in my pack. For $11 it's unbeatable.
The blade came scary sharp and holds an edge well. Opening the ring lock takes some finger strength at first. Great everyday knife.
Cut apples, tape, twine — everything. Love it.
I've owned an Opinel No. 8 for years and picked up this No. 6 in the orange for pocket carry. The smaller size disappears in a jeans pocket and still handles food prep, packages, and camp chores. The Sandvik stainless blade took a proper edge and the Virobloc ring locks it open or closed with a quarter turn. No pocket clip, but the slim profile makes that irrelevant. For the price, nothing else comes close.
Sharp, light, and well made, but the rotating collar is stiff and my older fingers struggle with it. Works fine once it's open.
Got this for my 12-year-old's first real knife. The lock keeps it safely closed in his pocket and the orange handle is easy to spot if he sets it down. He's opened about fifty packages with it already.
Lives in my pack's lid pocket for cheese, salami, and rope. Held up through two seasons of trips. Blade is thin, so don't pry with it.
Mine arrived with noticeable side-to-side play in the blade even when locked. Functioned okay for light tasks but I expected tighter fitment from Opinel's reputation.
Hiking in the Alps growing up, everyone carried an Opinel. This Colorama version adds fun color to a timeless design. Slice cheese on a mountain, sharpen a marshmallow stick, open mail at home — it does it all.
One for me, one for my truck, one for the tackle box. At this price you'd be silly not to. Sharp, light, and the lock actually works.
Smooth action after a week of use, great steel, classic look. Handle is a bit slick when wet — the wooden versions grip better.
I'm 68 and this little knife trims, deadheads, and cuts twine all morning. Light enough that I forget it's in my apron pocket. A joy.
