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Opinel No. 05 INOX Stainless Steel Folding Knife Reviews

4.8 Rating 6 Reviews
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Opinel INOX No.5 is the small non-locking version of the classic Opinel folding blades. These Inox-bladed Opinel locking knives are an ideally sized pocket knife, perfect for all purposes - a true all rounder!
The handles are made from durable French orange beech wood, and the Opinel blades, with their curved points and round profiles, are effective, precise and elegant.

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Nice and lightweight. Good size for cooking while wild camping.
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Posted 1 month ago
Small, light, easy to carry, handy fro every day tasks.
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Posted 5 months ago
Very sharp
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Posted 10 months ago
Excellent unobtrusive pocket knife. If you are new to using Opinels, don't be put off by the thinness of the blade, or the simple design. Yes, it is best not to use it for a prying tool, because why break the blade and spoil an otherwise perfectly good pocket tool? If the action seizes up sometimes, just keep using it and have a little patience; the action will smooth out with use. I don't oil mine, not these days. Just give it a quick wash and rinse if needed. An old toothbrush is ideal for cleaning. The No 5 makes an excellent companion to a SAK, with hardly any noticeable weight or bulk in your pocket. Saves wear and tear on the SAK knife blade(s) by using the Opi for the usual little tasks like cutting, trimming, opening packages, etc. An Opinel, even a small one, is ideal for cutting up cardboard boxes, despite the abrasive nature of cardboard. The convex blade surfaces translate into a very effective slicing tool. It helps to occasionally strop the blade on the cardboard as you go along. This makes a noticeable difference and keeps the edge sharp. Stropping is a good practice, in any case. Stropping brings the edge to a very sharp condition, and once sharp, stropping helps keep the edge keen. Cardboard smeared with a little buffing compound makes an inexpensive and very effective strop. Wish I had discovered this years ago. Quick and very easy. The back of the blade makes a great scraper for certain things, with the appropriate grip. Over the years, I've come to appreciate Opinels more and more. Despite having a collection of traditional and modern pocket knives, an Opinel is, in my opinion, indispensable. HH, thanks yet again.
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Posted 10 months ago
Love this little knife Super sharp and light and comfortable to carry.Non-threatening and UK legal
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Posted 10 months ago
Small, UK legal knife, very basic but cheap, lightweight and sharp. Ideal for demolishing a pack lunch on my upcoming Camino, without frightening the other pilgrims.
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Posted 10 months ago