OPINELStainless Steel Inox Folding Knife, Beechwood Handles, Smaller Sizes No.02 to No.05, Made in France (No.02)

This is the smallest knife in Opinel's line up. It has a blade that is a hair over an inch, and overall length under 3 inches, and a weight under an ounce.He knife is tiny, but it is still very well made for the price point. Like all Opinels, the grow larger and smaller in proportions. The No 2 is exactly like my No 7 except it lacks the locking collar and is smaller. The stamps are still crisply applied including the hand and crown logo.The blade did not come sharp. As you might imagine getting a blade this size sharp did not take long. The blade hardness is on par with the larger stainless models.Ergonomics are great for such a minuscule knife. The flair at the end of the wood handle rides between my middle and ring finger. This locks the knife into my hand with a two finger grip. My thumb lies naturally on the spine. Very comfortable given its size.Overall a great knife to slide into your watch pocket. It may not get a ton of use, but for $8 you can appreciate the design and novelty of it. Would recommend.

These knives are a classic for a reason. They are utterly simple and utterly useful.

Dont have anything bad to say about this... it is very small be sure to read size. I did not so that is on me

It was what I was looking for a small knife for my lunchbox. Seems well made came with a sharp edge.I think it will work just fine.

I use it for what it was made for.

I wanted a small decent knife under 4cm for international travel. I should have stuck with a Swiss Army knife.This is a Cheap flimsy product that I wouldn’t even call a toy. The blade is slightly thicker than a razor blade, and will easily break. Handle is cheaply made. Would not even consider this as a kids knife. Don’t waste your money.I have had keychain Swiss armies and other small knives before. These knives still have a good quality blade that is thick and usable.

Love the feel of the knife in my hand. Use it to cut asparagus and to cut the foil from wine bottles. Simple, elegant and time tested design.

These rustic yet elegant knives arrive relatively sharp, have a smoothly finished handle, and a useful 90 degree spine. However, one caveat (and deal-breaker for me) is that No 2 through No 5 lack the locking mechanism. They also lack a slip joint so there is no locking mechanism whatsoever. I’d rate No. 6 or higher with five stars.