Opinel No.10 Corkscrew Folding Knife with Bottle Opener, 3.94 Inch Stainless Blade, Beech Handle, Made in France

The Opinel No.10 Corkscrew Knife with Bottle Opener is what Opinel calls the picnic knife à la française: a big, comfortable folding knife with the two tools you most often wish you had brought along.

The 3.94-inch stainless steel blade cuts sausage, cheese, baguette and fruit. A professional 5-turn stainless steel corkscrew folds out of the beech wood handle for wine, and the steel butt cap opens bottled beer and soda and gives you a place to hang the knife at camp. The Virobloc safety ring, invented by Marcel Opinel in 1955, locks the blade open and closed.

• Blade: 3.94 in (10 cm) stainless steel
• Corkscrew: 5-turn stainless steel
• Bottle opener: steel butt cap at the end of the handle
• Handle: varnished PEFC-certified beech, 5.12 in (13 cm)
• Lock: Virobloc safety ring
• Packaging: blister pack
• Made in: France

Care: Wipe the blade and corkscrew clean and dry after use. Hand wash and dry right away. Do not soak the knife or put it in the dishwasher, which can damage a wooden handle.

About Opinel: Opinel has made knives in Savoie, in the French Alps, since Joseph Opinel designed his first folding knife in 1890. Every blade carries the Crowned Hand stamp, and Opinel backs its products with a limited lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.

Key Product Features

• The French picnic knife: Blade, corkscrew and bottle opener in one folding knife for picnics, camping, boating and tailgates.
• 5-turn stainless corkscrew: A professional-style corkscrew folds out of the handle and grips long or stubborn corks.
• Built-in bottle opener: The steel butt cap pops crown caps and doubles as a hanging loop at camp.
• 3.94 in stainless blade: Long enough for bread, cheese and sausage, with the Virobloc ring to lock it open or closed.
• Made in France: PEFC-certified beech handle, Crowned Hand stamp and a limited lifetime warranty.