Opinel No. 7 Trekking Knife

Marsoni

M251S

$14.99

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Opinel No. 7 Trekking KnifeOpinel No. 7 Trekking Knife The No. 7 model from the world famous Opinel brand, manufactured in the Savoie region of France since 1872. The brand was recognised 1985 by London's Victoria & Albert Museum as one of the 100 best designed items in the world, alongside the Porsche 911 and the Rolex watch! It is one of Open Seasons best selling knife brands since we started in business. Stainless Steel blade length: 7cm. Double Virobloc patented blade

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