Opinel Picnic+ Cutlery Insert Set for No. 8 Folding Pocket Knives, Fork and Spoon Insert, Micro Fiber Napkin, Made in France

Very good quality, and handy to have around, I keep the kit in my lunchbox for job site when I forget to pack utensils, it's cheaper to picnic kit but I wasn't aware of it when I bought the no.8 but over its great tool to have and it's a relief to know that I'll always have it on hand

Exelent quality and easy to use

As with all other Opinel products, this is a well thought out spoon and fork attachment. It is a great bit of kit to help in clutter reduction and decrease in amount of just "stuff" when going away from home, yet functional without being spartan. Its finish is clean, smooth and spotless, and the napkin wrapper/holder packages it well with my No. 8 knife.Buyer needs to be sure to understand the pieces attach to a No. 8 knife, which isn't included, but almost everyone has one already.

I must admit that I am a fan of Opinel products, and I have been for a long time. This people are serious about the products they design, and they make them with top-notch materials.In this instance, however, Opinel personnel failed at doing something critical with an otherwise well-made and well-thought-out set of Fork & Spoon: they failed to verify if both utensils can be locked in place by the user.Well... they cannot!The fork as well as the spoon fit very well AS LONG AS you did not allow food residues to accumulate in the area of the knife where the blade swings. Assuming the area is free of such residues, both utensils fit in place like a glove.The trouble begins immediately after when you want to turn the stainless steel ring which has a job: to solidly lock the utensils in place. You may turn the ring hard until you say words you mother told you to never say, but the ring will not respond to your efforts.With a magnifying glass, I discovered the reason: the part of the utensils' body that goes inside the knife is approximate 1/32" too wide, and that tiny excess of metal prevents the stainless steel ring from turning to solidly lock either utensil in place.Whoever has the proper tool can remove that small amount of metal in the blink of an eye. I do not have such tool, therefore, my 'Opinel Picnic+ Cutlery Set' resides without use inside a drawer.Maybe, one day, someone with the proper tool will put a smile on my face.

I have had this for some time now. Works well. It goes with me to work every night.

Very cool addition to the knife coletion

Very useful and high quality!

i HAVE NOT USED THE SET YET.But I'm looking forward to a week's worth of testing later this month. The components fit together well, with little to no wobble when the blade lock is engaged. The one thing I see as a con is that the wood of the handle can get wet, causing swelling. So I will do my best to keep this dry.