Opinel Carbon Steel 10 Knife Set: A Detailed Look and Overview

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  • čas přidán 28. 04. 2021
  • I have been thinking about Opinel Knives for a long time now. Literally thinking about how an Opinel would fit my needs...my intended use and style and how it would apply to my outdoor skills. I came to terms with the idea that regardless of field use, an Opinel is an essential piece of a collection...and in my case it would become a blank canvas for some customization and "artwork" opportunities. In this video we take a preliminary first look at this set...before my "artwork" to run down the 10 blade set and discuss them in detail.
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Komentáře • 81

  • @bengreen3400
    @bengreen3400 Před 11 měsíci +11

    My No.2 is my most beat up knife and used almost on the daily. I have the keychain version and its attached to my car keys. The amount of times that little no.2 has come in useful is utterly amazing.

  • @martijn6981
    @martijn6981 Před 2 lety +11

    I always have a opinel N 8 on me

  • @didierlacroix6488
    @didierlacroix6488 Před rokem +5

    Hi, glad you like our iconic French Opinel knives. they're perfect !!! the n° 8 is the iconic one, with a carbon steel blade. Bonjour à mes amis Américains. les Opinels sont les meilleurs, basiques, et des super couteaux. le " design" date de 1890 et n'a pas changé depuis

  • @PREPFORIT
    @PREPFORIT Před 3 lety +11

    I have had a #5 for a long time.
    It is versatile. Good video again.

  • @Jebaiselesrageuxettamereaussi.

    Number 2 is for cut your weed

  • @MFRiley
    @MFRiley Před 2 lety +12

    Man, ya have something against small knives? Haha.
    There are many out there with small hands that like smaller knives. My girlfriend, for example, has what seem to be the world's smallest hands, one of the smaller Opinel knives would be perfect for her. Also, that #2 is awesome. I recently lost my tiny Swiss army knife that I kept on my keyring, that #2 would be a great replacement.
    Honestly, seeing a company make a knife with so many size options is refreshing. Too often I'll come across a great knife and find out that it isn't a size that would be optimal for me.

  • @augustinboyd9626
    @augustinboyd9626 Před rokem +5

    I'm new to OPINEL KNIVES JUST BOUGHT MY FIRST ONE A # 7

  • @michaelknott4895
    @michaelknott4895 Před 3 lety +18

    I would probably drill a hole at the end of the #2 and put it on a keychain. I have a SAK that I use in a similar way and I have used it for small tasks like sharpening a pencil or opening mail. The SAK also has the added benefit of scissors though which come in handy often as well.

  • @mirandahotspring4019
    @mirandahotspring4019 Před 6 měsíci +2

    When a design hasn't needed to be changed for 150 years you know the company is doing something right. I have a No. 8 slimline and a No. 9
    Great knives, and excellent quality for the price.

  • @spacemanouche1
    @spacemanouche1 Před 3 lety +37

    Hello, i am french. N 2 and 3 are use for open mail and other situation of life in city. Generaly is the hold men give this number in france, n 4 and 5 is for the children for first knife. Thank you for you video. Merci

    • @outerlimitless
      @outerlimitless  Před 3 lety +5

      I could see the 5 being a nice blade for a child to learn with. The nice thing is the lock is very secure.

    • @Yannick22BZH
      @Yannick22BZH Před rokem +4

      Never offer an Opinel under the n°6 size to a child because the smallest sizes haven't a virobloc locking ring. Without any safety to keep the blade opened, it's too dangerous. The size of the blade is not a problem, but the lack of blade locking is a problem.
      When I was 10 years old, my grand mother offered me a n°7, I still have it today (I'm 54) and thanks to the locking ring I also still have my fingers.

    • @desertfoxxx98
      @desertfoxxx98 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@@Yannick22BZHif you have to have a lock you shouldn't be carrying a knife.

    • @itsawonderfulknife7031
      @itsawonderfulknife7031 Před 4 měsíci

      @@desertfoxxx98So are all yours friction folders and slip joints? Something tells me you have more than one knife with a liner lock, frame lock, back lock, axis lock etc. 😂

    • @stonedape3285
      @stonedape3285 Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@desertfoxxx98sorry for liking to use my knifes sturdy and secure...

  • @daninmi1648
    @daninmi1648 Před rokem +9

    Great overview and presentation! The classic design and great blade geometry made me an Opinel fan. My go-to is the No. 6, but that could change if I move someplace where I can carry whatever knife I like. The really small ones could be good options for folks who must deal with truly Draconian knife laws. Though I rarely use them, they have a bit of a novelty factor that appeals to me. Now I want to get a few carbon Opinels and see what kind of patina I can force on them...

  • @kurtbraisch9572
    @kurtbraisch9572 Před 3 lety +3

    Super Opinel ! Like👍👍👍

  • @ianatkins1213
    @ianatkins1213 Před rokem +4

    No.4 is my EDC. Not threatening and legal in most places. It doesn’t take much space on a hike or fishing trips. Useful for small jobs, including slicing cheese and fruit etc. The carbone develops a nice patina and holds its edge longer than stainless steel.

  • @robertsnider8865
    @robertsnider8865 Před 10 měsíci

    My brother got me one of those knives when he came back from France and I have to say they are pretty nice knives

  • @barrybueler3356
    @barrybueler3356 Před 3 lety +7

    Great blades for the price very sharp slices great I only have a mid sized version paid like $12 I think plus I like the old style look though I do admit it doesn’t get much pocket time with everything out there.

  • @Abutado
    @Abutado Před rokem +2

    My favorite is the N 6. Small but still locking. Large enough for me for food and daily tasks.

  • @MrOhms13
    @MrOhms13 Před 2 lety +7

    Personally, I don't go below No. 6s due to size and the lack of the lock. I EDC a customized (striped, stained, burnered, and scorched) No. 8 in a sheath and customized No. 6s are left in jackets as spares. I debated going with a No. 9 for EDC but decided the No. 8 hit that sweet spot.

  • @lettingthebearout7528
    @lettingthebearout7528 Před 2 lety +7

    Assuming the little guys like the #2, 3, and 4 etc have a 90 degree spine like the larger models, I would consider including them in mini emergency fire kit. They may make a good ferro rod scrapper and good for preparing small tinder, shavings and so on

  • @Emil_Nielsen
    @Emil_Nielsen Před rokem +5

    Ok, hear me out, the N°2 is basically a scalpel, keep it in your aid kit and keep it sharp and clean, could be good for splinters, an personally I would use it for sewing, cutting thread and trimming leather

  • @mortuus4601
    @mortuus4601 Před 2 lety +3

    Really cool knifes

    • @outerlimitless
      @outerlimitless  Před 2 lety +1

      Thanks... do want to mod them...I started on one already.

  • @Epiidevvy
    @Epiidevvy Před rokem +1

    I got a No.2 for the novelty. Just a collection piece. But I sharpened it to Jesus sharp and its a fantastic letter opener

  • @greekveteran2715
    @greekveteran2715 Před 3 lety +18

    It's a full CONVEX grind with a tiny microbevel, that you can easily blend, into a full convex blade, simply by sharpening on a stone or by using sandpapers etc. Again, Opinels are a full convex grind, not flat.

    • @outerlimitless
      @outerlimitless  Před 3 lety +4

      Thank you...YES, you are definitely correct. That was my bad. It's subtle...but you can definitely tell. I did not notice at the time, but now looking closer, it is definitely Convexed. Very tiny microbevel!

  • @bradnunn9127
    @bradnunn9127 Před 4 měsíci

    I carry fixed blade. I love Openels for modifications

  • @allosaurusfragilis7782
    @allosaurusfragilis7782 Před 3 měsíci

    I use thesmall blade on my swiss army knife a lot. Its about the skze of that number 2. For fishing, cutting lines and knots, or cutting tape and plasters, string or opening stuff. A small blade is pretty useful, though scissors are often better.

  • @enriqueoliva6988
    @enriqueoliva6988 Před rokem

    The number 2 is used in the forest when you sit on a log and whittle away and make some curls.

  • @vladimirkovacevic1656
    @vladimirkovacevic1656 Před 3 měsíci

    Opinel knives are awesome i have n 12 carbon

  • @DavidGodwinCalico
    @DavidGodwinCalico Před rokem +4

    I always have my No. 6 or 7 in my pocket.

    • @DavidGodwinCalico
      @DavidGodwinCalico Před rokem +3

      also you might want to strop a new Opinel if you like a razor sharp blad.

  • @ChrisRedfield--
    @ChrisRedfield-- Před 2 lety +5

    #2 where use cleaning smoking pipes.

  • @RoskoNFriends
    @RoskoNFriends Před rokem

    Lol I was very curious to see what you were going to say about the smaller ones.

  • @ittotaq
    @ittotaq Před rokem +1

    no 3 is good for backpacking when you're counting every gram to reduce pack weight.

  • @tomt5745
    @tomt5745 Před rokem +1

    no 7 is perfect for split an apple or cutting a breakfast bagel, or breaking down a fried chicken. :) a pocket friend.

  • @piggymito
    @piggymito Před 5 měsíci

    I carry a no5 as a food knife here in the UK. With out silly knife laws it's the best edc option. I carry a victorinox for any dirty work and a knifeless leatherman on my belt.

  • @ethansalony4624
    @ethansalony4624 Před 2 lety +2

    They make a #2 Keychain knife

  • @Street.Hermit
    @Street.Hermit Před 2 měsíci

    I’ve been using my no 3 for wood carving where my no 7 is too long to shape what I need

  • @stop.russian.aggression

    OPINEL 💙💛

  • @restorecustom2746
    @restorecustom2746 Před 3 lety

    🔪 👌

  • @brianlash154
    @brianlash154 Před 7 měsíci

    It's a dice toss, sometimes I get one that's solid and puts up with abuse it shouldn't go through
    Others fresh out of the box has small front and back play Eben with the throat lock

  • @robertsmith9083
    @robertsmith9083 Před rokem +2

    The no 5 and down are usefull in the uk because for us to be able to carry them in public they need to have an under 3 inch blade length and be non locking so we need the non locking compacity of them if we want to have an EDC knife, the uk laws are crazy strict coz people get stabbed all the time here coz we go no guns

    • @desertfoxxx98
      @desertfoxxx98 Před 11 měsíci

      We do have firearms here.

    • @bunnyban5365
      @bunnyban5365 Před 9 měsíci

      Uk should just ban knives 😂😂😂 so pathetic

  • @bitmir3648
    @bitmir3648 Před 5 měsíci

    Love from Kashmir

  • @antasosam8486
    @antasosam8486 Před rokem +1

    I use 432

  • @ericparton1232
    @ericparton1232 Před rokem +2

    A blade is a blade as long as it is sharp .

  • @gooldii1
    @gooldii1 Před 3 měsíci

    Video starts at 2:58

  • @larsvegas1505
    @larsvegas1505 Před 2 měsíci

    id say the opinel comes in then u want to edc and not look like ur armed with a weapon when u want to peel a apple in the office.. like its not threatening its just a little tool.. also very cheap also light.. and does the job.. For a average male i like the no8, smaller sizes could be nice if u are a female.. I have a 10 but thats a bit big for carrying.. nice for doing a outdoor bbq stuff like that.

  • @itrofim7054
    @itrofim7054 Před rokem +2

    Opinel are sharp and durable with a classic wood handle. By the way, they are measured in centimeters in Europe

  • @aaronrhoades6847
    @aaronrhoades6847 Před rokem

    They go with that set and ( you) bought them

    • @outerlimitless
      @outerlimitless  Před rokem +3

      Right, but at 16.5K views (they) paid for themselves...

  • @jefferyneu3915
    @jefferyneu3915 Před rokem

    The only use I can envision for the #2 would be cutting a shipping box open.

    • @buffering7612
      @buffering7612 Před 6 měsíci

      Mincing lobster shit for scrambled eggs

  • @ChrisvilleUSA
    @ChrisvilleUSA Před rokem +1

    I use my 2 for envelopes

    • @outerlimitless
      @outerlimitless  Před rokem +1

      True! Such a baby little thing...I should bring mine to the office!

  • @sird2333
    @sird2333 Před 2 lety +2

    Bums at Amazon no longer sell this

  • @augustinboyd9626
    @augustinboyd9626 Před rokem

    AND THAT SUCKER WAS SUPER SHARP TOO RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX

  • @donz8501
    @donz8501 Před rokem +2

    7:12
    he finally started

  • @bensnider1581
    @bensnider1581 Před 8 měsíci

    It’s tree wood. 🖖🏻

  • @mauriceclark4870
    @mauriceclark4870 Před 2 měsíci

    These. Opinel. Knives. Have. Been. Around. Many. Years. Don't need. To be sold. Just buy one. !!!!

  • @acrophobe
    @acrophobe Před 2 měsíci

    10 knives and no paper cutting test 😳

  • @xavieroudin2791
    @xavieroudin2791 Před rokem

    till 1935 there was n°1 and n°11

  • @soggz4246
    @soggz4246 Před rokem

    Prefer a good Swiss Army Knife.
    Handier.
    All the best.👍🏾🇬🇧⛺️

  • @Greenkillr
    @Greenkillr Před 3 měsíci

    The #2 is for splitting blunts

  • @effwee13
    @effwee13 Před 4 měsíci

    you have small hands and fingers...😂😉

  • @Yannick22BZH
    @Yannick22BZH Před rokem +1

    You are the lasts of the world still using inches ... Would you be american ? If you were using the metric system, you would know that the n°12 means that the blade is 12 centimeters long, the n°10 has a 10 cm long blade, etc, etc ... Except for the very small ones, the n°2 has a 3,5 cm blade, but who buys such small knives ? It's more for a collection.
    I have read in the comments under that the smallest where made for the children as first knife. I don't agree, because till the n°6, Opinel knives don't have a secured blade with the famous virobloc ring. So if you want to offer a child his/her first knife, offer at least a n°6. The size of the blade doesn't really matter (6,7,8 cm) but safety matters, make sure the blade can be locked.
    When I was 10 years old, my grand mother offered me a n°7 ... I'm 54, I still have that knife and I also still have all my fingers.

  • @Phil535
    @Phil535 Před rokem

    Too many words

  • @user-pb3cb3eh3l
    @user-pb3cb3eh3l Před 3 lety

    Хотябы Русский перевод сделали,а так что слушать блеяние.

    • @dima.96
      @dima.96 Před 3 lety +2

      🤦

    • @stephenwaters1057
      @stephenwaters1057 Před rokem

      I use Number 2 on the key ring it is always with me if have my keys with me also it is legal in the UK, it is less heavier than the swiss army knife.

  • @nunyafuckinbizniz
    @nunyafuckinbizniz Před rokem +3

    Son of NICK SHABAZZ??????????

  • @badcompany3828
    @badcompany3828 Před rokem

    This dude sure does like the sound of his own voice. Takes over 5 minutes to show the knives inside the box. No wonder he has a low audience count.