Pocket knife Opinel No. 7 kid's knife, blue — folding blade, safety ring

Opinel No. 7 kid's knife is a compact folding pocket knife designed for children and light outdoor tasks. It has a stainless steel folding blade and a Virobloc safety ring that locks the blade in the open or closed position. The blue handle is shaped to fit smaller hands and provides a secure grip for controlled cutting during supervised activities such as camping, school crafts and simple outdoor tasks.

Advantages

The folding blade design keeps the knife compact and easy to store in a pocket or backpack. The stainless steel blade resists corrosion and maintains a useful cutting edge for everyday tasks. The Virobloc safety ring adds an extra layer of protection by locking the blade open to prevent accidental closure and locking it closed for safer transport and storage. The ergonomic blue handle is sized for children and offers reliable handling for small hands.

Suitable for

• Supervised outdoor activities such as family camping and hiking
• School craft projects that require controlled cutting
• Light food preparation while camping (with adult supervision)
• Learning basic knife handling and safety under adult guidance

Key specifications

• Blade material: stainless steel
• Blade type: folding blade with lockable mechanism
• Handle color: blue
• Handle shape: ergonomic for small hands
• Locking system: Virobloc safety ring (locks blade open and closed)

How to use

Open the blade by rotating it out of the handle until the Virobloc safety ring can be slid over the blade base to lock it in the open position. To close, slide the safety ring to unlock, fold the blade back into the handle and slide the ring to lock the blade closed for safe transport. Use the knife only under adult supervision and teach children safe cutting techniques such as cutting away from the body, maintaining a stable work surface and keeping fingers clear of the cutting path.

Usage recommendations

Always supervise children when they use the knife and store it locked and out of reach when not in use. Regularly check the blade and locking ring for wear or damage and keep the blade clean and dry to prevent corrosion. For cutting tasks, use gentle, controlled strokes and avoid levering or prying motions that could damage the blade or cause injury.