KershawOso Sweet EDC Pocketknife, 3" 8Cr13MoV Steel Drop Point Blade, Assisted Folder Opening with Flipper, Liner Lock System, Black

I would give this knife 6 stars if I could. It's a great utility edge. I use it every day as a tool. I own 2 of them currently. When 1 is worn out I have the other to use till I either get there other warrantied or buy another. Ken Onion designs the best knives.

Kershaw makes a nice knife. Great edge. Love the speed assist opening and the perfect size for smaller hands.

Just got this new Oso Sweet Kershaw and it is amazing! The pocket clip is small and tight and allows the knife to sit low in the pocket which is the way I like it. It comes out very easy. The is super sharp, It's a Kershaw so enough said about that. The spring assist is very quick and snappy just like it is with my other kershaws. I have a Leek and another kershaw and I love.them all. The only thing I have to think about is which one I will carry that day. I highly recommend any kershaw knife you are interested in buying... I plan on getting one of the more expensive Kershaws to see how much difference there is between all of them.

Good quality knife for a first knife for my son. Not the best steel, but good enough to learn on. The assisted opening is snappy and fidgety. Wanted a "cheaper" knife from a reputable company for him to get his feet wet so to speak. This fit the bill.

Comes sharp out of the box and the grip material is fantastic. The assisted opening mechanism makes it incredibly easy to flick open one-handed with just your pointer finger. Most importantly you get all these features for an incredibly reasonable price. If you are someone who is afraid to lose your knife, this is the perfect solution because it's a great knife with a low replacement cost.

This has to be the best EDC knife that I have in my value collection. The ergo is phenomenal, the edge holds, and I don’t even remove the clip from the knife.I don’t know why it took me so long to pull the trigger and add the OSO SWEET to my kit. Buy one. At the price point you won’t find another knife that is this good. I have several GANZO knives and I can’t stand to carry them everyday.Cheers!

There are tons of positive reviews (and negative ones too!) on this blade and this is going to be yet another. For a really good review on this blade, check out Nutnfancy's review on YouTube. Just search using Kershaw OSO Sweet. Nutn's will be one of the first ones that comes up. He's got all the main info on this knife in the description, and gives it a 9/10 rating. Anyway, take it for what it's worth.Here's my take:The knife was $16 bucks (actually only $11 DOLLARS, + $4.99 shipping via USPS) SHIPPED... TO HAWAII. It doesn't get much better than that! I like the blade shape, and it's a good length for EDC. Almost exactly the same length as my Spyderco Tenacious, but a shorter handle. And LIGHT. I like that A LOT. I carry a Streamlight ProTac flashlight with my blade in my right front pants pocket, so this Oso Sweet is gonna be great because it won't weigh my pocket down very much.The blade:Steel is 8Cr13MoV. Decent enough quality for me. (ESPECIALLY in a $16 dollar knife!)Blade length is perfect, again for EDC.SHARP as hell, right out of the box.Hard to deploy right out of the box. I'm going to oil it a little bit, and try to work it in...but it's a little stiff to open.NO blade play at all, up/down/left/right. Very good there.I wish the liner lock stuck out just a little bit more so it would be easier to unlock. Not a big deal, but that would be nice.Blade is fairly close to centered when closed. It's not perfectly centered, but almost. No big deal...(remember...$16 bucks!!!)Handle:Plastic, lightweight...not sure how durable at this point, but again...$16 bucks?!!!I like the "spiderweb" texture, it's interesting to me.Wish it had some jimping along the top, but it's not a dealbreaker.Clip:As others have mentioned...it is REALLY strong. Almost TOO much. I think the clip is a little short as well. I like the look of it though, with Kershaw along the side. Nice looking but a little too much tension. I can see it ripping up some types of pants fabrics if I'm not careful.Overall:Great EDC blade for this price. It may not be a Benchmark, but for what it IS...it's probably the best quality in a $16 dollar knife I've ever had. I wasn't actually looking for a new blade, but had this one saved in my wishlist. So when I saw this knife on sale on Amazon...I HAD to get it at this price. And I'm SO GLAD I did! I would recommend this knife, even if it was $25 bucks. That's still a good price on this blade. If it's still on sale for $11 plus $4.99 shipping...BUY IT. Right now I wish I bought TWO.And please...those of you who are comparing this knife to other more expensive, higher quality steel, G-10 Scales, made in the USA, blah-blah-blah, etc etc etc, knives... There is NO COMPARISON. If you want THAT knife...go buy that one. But...pull out any and EVERY other $10-$15 dollar knife, and compare that one to this $16 dollar Kershaw OSO Sweet, and let's see how THAT comparison looks. This blade will beat out almost EVERYTHING in it's price range.Nuff Said.

EDC for years, not indestructible but also not too pricey. If i loose it i'm gonna be ok. I'm a mechanic and so I know this is not a prybar.