Opinel No. 8 Oak Stainless Steel

Marsoni

M251S

$35.00

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Opinel No. 8 Oak Stainless SteelThe wood, noble and resistant, will bring a touch of sophistication in your Opinel knife. It offers an excellent cutting quality. The safety ring allows the user to work without any risks. Specifications Type Folder Class Pocket Knife Blade Length 8. 3 cm Blade Steel Stainless Steel Edge Plain Edge Total Length 19. 4 cm Handle Material French Oak (It has a yellow brown appearance, with regular veining) Opening Fingernail Nick Locking Ring Lock Country

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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020