Opinel

Opinel Mushroom Foraging Knife

$34
Opinel Mushroom Foraging Knife
Opinel

Opinel Mushroom Foraging Knife

$34
Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+

Morels & chanterelles, here we come.

Grab your basket and galoshes—this knife is taking us foraging. It’s designed especially for harvesting fungi, with a curved stainless-steel blade for cutting delicate stems. Oh, and see the boar-hair brush on the end? That’s for dusting off dirt and debris. It’ll go easy on the hands, too, thanks to the comfy beechwood handle. (No wonder this marvel is a favorite among mushroom hunters.)

  • Made in: Savoie, France
  • Product Warranty:
  • Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns

Grab your basket and galoshes—this knife is taking us foraging. It’s designed especially for harvesting fungi, with a curved stainless-steel blade for cutting delicate stems. Oh, and see the boar-hair brush on the end? That’s for dusting off dirt and debris. It’ll go easy on the hands, too, thanks to the comfy beechwood handle. (No wonder this marvel is a favorite among mushroom hunters.)

Photography by Ty Mecham

View our Return Policy and Shipping Policy

Morels & chanterelles, here we come.

Grab your basket and galoshes—this knife is taking us foraging. It’s designed especially for harvesting fungi, with a curved stainless-steel blade for cutting delicate stems. Oh, and see the boar-hair brush on the end? That’s for dusting off dirt and debris. It’ll go easy on the hands, too, thanks to the comfy beechwood handle. (No wonder this marvel is a favorite among mushroom hunters.)

  • Made in: Savoie, France
  • Product Warranty:
  • Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns

Grab your basket and galoshes—this knife is taking us foraging. It’s designed especially for harvesting fungi, with a curved stainless-steel blade for cutting delicate stems. Oh, and see the boar-hair brush on the end? That’s for dusting off dirt and debris. It’ll go easy on the hands, too, thanks to the comfy beechwood handle. (No wonder this marvel is a favorite among mushroom hunters.)

Photography by Ty Mecham

View our Return Policy and Shipping Policy

Meet the Maker

Opinel

France
Joseph Opinel, a third-generation metalworker, designed his first pocket knife in 1890. Over 130 years later, its design is still considered one of the most important in history. In 1985, the Victoria and Albert Museum named the Opinel knife one of the 100 best designed objects in the world. Like a great family recipe, Opinel’s knives are the sort that get passed on and shared.
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