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Celebrate the beauty of the American wilderness with the Opinel National Parks N08 Folding Knife - a special edition inspired by the landscapes that define our nation’s natural heritage. Part of Opinel’s National Parks collection, each knife features artwork created in collaboration with local artists, capturing the spirit and scenery of iconic parks across the country.

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Opinel N08 National Parks FAQ

Opinel's National Parks N08 series pairs the brand's classic folding knife platform with custom laser-engraved handle artwork celebrating iconic American landscapes. Each model features stainless steel blades, contoured beechwood handles, and Opinel's signature Virobloc locking ring.

Which parks are included in the Opinel No. 8 National Parks series?
The series includes Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, and Great Smoky Mountains options. Each variant showcases distinct laser-engraved artwork representing the landscape and spirit of that specific park.
How was the handle artwork created for these knives?
Opinel partnered with local artists connected to each park region to design the custom illustrations. The artwork is laser-burned directly into the beechwood handles, including Native American inspired visuals on the Grand Canyon edition.
What blade steel and handle materials does the series use?
Each knife in the series is built with a stainless steel blade and a traditional beechwood handle. The stainless steel construction offers reliable corrosion resistance and low maintenance for outdoor use.
What locking mechanism does the Opinel N08 National Parks knife have?
These knives use Opinel's classic Virobloc safety ring. The rotating collar turns to lock the blade securely open during cutting tasks or closed for safe pocket carry.
How do these knives compare to a standard Opinel No. 8?
The National Parks editions share the exact blade shape, handle ergonomics, and Virobloc lock of the standard No. 8 folder. The primary difference is the park-specific artwork laser-engraved onto the handle.