The Opinel Nomad Cooking Kit is an essential culinary companion designed for outdoor dining, camping, picnics, and mobile adventures. This comprehensive set features a N°12 serrated knife for versatile slicing, a N°10 folding knife equipped with an integrated corkscrew and bottle opener, and a compact N°06 pocket peeler, complemented by a wooden cutting board and a practical microfibre dish towel.
Crafted in France, each folding tool features durable martensitic stainless steel blades with an optimized hardness of 55-57 HRC, paired with varnished, PEFC-certified French beech wood handles. The knives incorporate Opinel's renowned Virobloc safety locking rings, ensuring blades remain securely fixed during use and safely closed during transport.
Hardness 55-57 HRC. European origin. The stainless steel used in OPINEL blades is a grade optimized to guarantee both high corrosion resistance and high mechanical performance. The blade offers excellent sharpness and high resistance to abrasion (wear) which allows it to withstand regular contact with hard materials, such as ceramics, before requiring re-sharpening. Stainless steel has the advantage of requiring no special maintenance under ordinary conditions of use, unlike carbon steel. Nevertheless, it can meet its limits when it is put in prolonged contact with an aggressive environment (acid, salt water, detergent ...).
Warranty
Lifetime warranty
Frequently asked questions
What items are included in the Nomad Cooking Kit?
The kit includes a N°12 serrated knife, a N°10 knife with a corkscrew and bottle opener, a N°06 pocket peeler, a small chopping board, and a microfibre cloth.
What type of steel is used for the blades?
The blades are crafted from European martensitic stainless steel with a hardness rating of 55-57 HRC, offering high corrosion resistance and excellent edge retention.
How does the Virobloc safety ring work?
The stainless steel Virobloc safety ring features a fixed and a sliding section, allowing you to lock the blade safely both when opened for use and when closed for transport.
Where are the handles sourced and manufactured?
The handles are made in France from PEFC-certified beech wood sourced from sustainably managed forests in the Jura and Vercors regions.
The Opinel Nomad Cooking Kit is an essential culinary companion designed for outdoor dining, camping, picnics, and mobile adventures. This comprehensive set features a N°12 serrated knife for versatile slicing, a N°10 folding knife equipped with an integrated corkscrew and bottle opener, and a compact N°06 pocket peeler, complemented by a wooden cutting board and a practical microfibre dish towel.
Crafted in France, each folding tool features durable martensitic stainless steel blades with an optimized hardness of 55-57 HRC, paired with varnished, PEFC-certified French beech wood handles. The knives incorporate Opinel's renowned Virobloc safety locking rings, ensuring blades remain securely fixed during use and safely closed during transport.
Hardness 55-57 HRC. European origin. The stainless steel used in OPINEL blades is a grade optimized to guarantee both high corrosion resistance and high mechanical performance. The blade offers excellent sharpness and high resistance to abrasion (wear) which allows it to withstand regular contact with hard materials, such as ceramics, before requiring re-sharpening. Stainless steel has the advantage of requiring no special maintenance under ordinary conditions of use, unlike carbon steel. Nevertheless, it can meet its limits when it is put in prolonged contact with an aggressive environment (acid, salt water, detergent ...).
Warranty
Lifetime warranty
Frequently asked questions
What items are included in the Nomad Cooking Kit?
The kit includes a N°12 serrated knife, a N°10 knife with a corkscrew and bottle opener, a N°06 pocket peeler, a small chopping board, and a microfibre cloth.
What type of steel is used for the blades?
The blades are crafted from European martensitic stainless steel with a hardness rating of 55-57 HRC, offering high corrosion resistance and excellent edge retention.
How does the Virobloc safety ring work?
The stainless steel Virobloc safety ring features a fixed and a sliding section, allowing you to lock the blade safely both when opened for use and when closed for transport.
Where are the handles sourced and manufactured?
The handles are made in France from PEFC-certified beech wood sourced from sustainably managed forests in the Jura and Vercors regions.