Opinel No. 112 Paring Knives 2-Piece Set | Sandvik 12C27 Steel, Beechwood Handles, Made in France

Everyday precision with the Opinel No. 112 Paring Knife Set

Quality tools make kitchen tasks feel smoother. The Opinel No. 112 Paring Knife Set includes two compact, razor-sharp knives designed for everyday prep. Crafted with Sandvik 12C27 high-carbon stainless steel, these blades balance a sharp, durable edge with solid corrosion resistance. The blades are paired with stabilized beechwood handles, varnished for moisture resistance and enhanced grip, delivering a comfortable, confident feel in hand. Made in the heart of the French Alps, Opinel has carried its design ethos since 1890, blending simplicity with durable performance that many home cooks value for longevity and style.

Sharp, reliable steel you can trust

• Sandvik 12C27 high-carbon stainless steel delivers dependable edge retention
• Corrosion resistance supports long-term kitchen use
• Easy maintenance pairs with frequent cutting tasks

Handles designed for comfort and longevity

• Stabilized beechwood handles, varnished to resist moisture and wear
• Balanced, comfortable grip for precise control during delicate tasks
• Classic Opinel silhouette that stays comfortable during extended prep sessions

What you can do with these paring knives

Two compact blades excel at small-ingredient prep, from peeling garlic and citrus to trimming herb stems and delicate garnishes. Use one knife for peeling while the other handles trimming and detail work. The precise blades let you approach corners and edges with ease, adding finesse to everyday meals.

Care, upkeep, and practical notes

• Care instructions: hand wash
• Dry promptly to protect the wood and blade finish

Whether you’re stocking a new kitchen or refreshing a longtime favorite, the Opinel No. 112 set offers versatility without clutter. The two-piece configuration supports coordinated tasks and smooth prep flow. While no kitchen tool guarantees results, the set provides reliable handling, a comfortable grip, and a heritage of French craftsmanship that many shoppers appreciate when building a practical, stylish toolkit.