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Opinel No 8 Horticultural Pruning Knife
Not only are secateurs good for the garden, but for your bushcraft too. The new Secateurs from Opinel are the perfect addition to garden tools. Three positions Hand Pruner to fit the diameter of the branches and the size of the hand. Locking system in the closed position. Stainless steel blade with cutting capacity of 20 mm. It also has a protected spring to prevent dirt clogging the mechanism and pinching. It also has a Beech handle, a guard made of polyamide for a comfortable grip and secure hand.
Features:
Varnished beech and polyamide handle
3 position switch
Stainless steel blades
Joseph Opinel crafted his very first pocket knife in 1890 in Savoie in the French Alps. Made with function, design and a simple, sleek aesthetic in mind, his exceptionally stylish knives and tools have truly stood the test of time. Each one is a carefully crafted with Opinel's original mastery in mind and the varied collection now includes pocket knives, kitchen knives, children's beginner sets, DIY tools and more. The Opinel family still runs the business to this day; their Chambéry factory employs 130 people and they even boast a museum based in the village of Saint Jean de Maurienne where visitors can marvel at the blacksmith skills perfected by the family over several generations.