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Buy the Opinel No. 8 Boxed Garden Knife online for $15.00, 50% off $30.00, and get the classic French folding knife for weeding, harvesting, and light pruning at the best discount price.
Categories : Garden Tools
SKU : CUT-GAR-022
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The Opinel No. 8 Boxed Garden Knife is made to weed, pick fruits and vegetables, and handle light pruning and cutting. Best-fit for gardeners who want a lightweight, razor-sharp folding tool, it's on sale for $15.00, down from $30.00 — a 50% discount, and it arrives boxed for gifting.
Rinse soil off after use, dry the blade, and apply a drop of oil to the groove if the action stiffens. Hand wash only; the stainless 12C27 blade resists corrosion with no special maintenance.
$15.00 sale price vs. $30.00 compare-at — 50% off. Extra 10% off with coupon BENCH10; free shipping on orders over $45.
Purpose-built gardening blade for weeding, harvesting lettuce, and light pruning — 50% off at $15.00
Virobloc safety ring locks the blade open while working and closed for pocket carry
Pointed Yatagan 12C27 stainless blade cuts roots and produce cleanly with minimal maintenance
Model: No. 8 Garden Knife
Origin: France
Blade Steel: 12C27 Sandvik stainless steel, Yatagan shape
Blade Length: 8.5 cm (3.35 in)
Primary Uses: Weeding, picking fruits & vegetables, light pruning
Product Type: Folding garden knife, boxed
Current Price: $15.00 (compare-at $30.00)
Handle Material: French beechwood, tapered, light weight
Locking Mechanism: Virobloc safety ring (open + closed lock)
Seller: Cutter's Bench
MPN: No. 8 Garden Knife
The Opinel No. 8 Garden Knife at $15.00 combines a pointed Yatagan blade, comfortable tapered beechwood handle, and Virobloc double lock — all at 50% off the $30.00 compare-at price.
$15.00 sale · $30.00 compare-at · 50% off · extra 10% with coupon BENCH10 · free shipping over $45.
Against dedicated hori-hori garden knives at double the price, the No. 8 delivers comparable cutting performance in a lighter, pocketable, locking folder.
Lock the blade open with the Virobloc ring, angle the pointed blade beside the weed's root, and lever toward the surface to lift the root intact. The tapered, lightweight handle makes repetitive weeding comfortable.
It's ideal for harvesting lettuce heads, picking fruits and vegetables, light pruning, cutting twine, and opening seed bags — one tool for the whole garden.
$15.00 USD at Cutter's Bench, 50% off the $30.00 compare-at price. Coupon BENCH10 takes another 10% off.
Rinse off soil after each use and dry the blade. If the folding action stiffens, add a drop of oil to the blade groove. The 12C27 stainless blade needs no special anti-corrosion care.
Here at Cutter's Bench — $15.00, boxed, with coupon BENCH10 for an extra 10% and free shipping on orders over $45.
I use it for deadheading, cutting twine, harvesting lettuce, and light pruning. Cuts cleanly, rinses off, and the Virobloc keeps it locked during rough work. The box makes it gift-worthy too.
Lives in my garden apron. After a full season of harvesting brassicas and slicing seed bags, it still holds a decent edge. Beech handle has aged beautifully.
Sharp, light, French made. The stainless blade doesn't spot even after wet soil contact. Only wish the sheath came included like some versions.
Very stiff to open at first, which is annoying with muddy gloves on. Loosened the lock ring and oiled it, and now it's fine. Cuts well.
Sharp, light, lovely. Every gardener should own one.
Bought one for myself, loved it, and have since given it to two gardening club friends. Everyone remarks on how cleanly it cuts asparagus and how light it is. The classic No. 8 size is just right.
I do a lot of deadheading and delicate harvesting where the hori-hori is overkill. This Opinel slips into a pocket, cuts precisely, and folds safely. The Virobloc lock means it won't close on my fingers while I'm crouched in a raised bed.
There's something satisfying about a beechwood and steel tool that your grandfather would recognize. Edge holding is good for garden chores. Sharpened once in a season.
From cutting zucchini stems to slicing the first ripe tomato at the plot, this knife does everything. Washes clean, and the stainless shows no rust after a wet Pacific Northwest summer.
Mine had grinding marks near the spine and the opening action is gritty even after oiling. It cuts okay, but the fit and finish on this unit isn't up to the usual Opinel standard.
No lock gadgets needed beyond the Virobloc, no rust, no fuss. It's a folding knife that has stayed in my pocket through planting and harvest. For fifteen dollars it's honestly better than garden knives costing twice as much.
