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| Customer Reviews: | | Average Customer Review: ( 52 customer reviews )
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19 of 20 found the following review helpful:
 Incorrect description of blade metal Mar 24, 2011
By Fake name real review
The amazon description of this knife says the blade is AUS6A steel and further down the description it says the blade is Sandvik 14C28N. Neither of these is correct. I ordered my knife and the blade is marked 8Cr13MoV. Just thought I'd point this out to people wonder about what steel is actually used in the blade.
The blade came pretty sharp, not as sharp as my leek but still pretty sharp. Can easily cut through paper but was not sharp enough to shave with. Love the assisted opening feature and the size. Fits great in my pocket and is the perfect size for an EDC knife.
A great deal for $24 bucks.
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Great value Feb 21, 2011
By Hisarrow
"Rick"
I've had this knife for a couple weeks and used it every day. It is very similar to the Kershaw Volt II. The Speedsafe assisted opening is not spring driven like several reviewers have said. It is driven by a wedge of steel so in my opinion is more durable than a spring. The deployment is auto-quick. The synthetic handle material is shaped very nicely and feels comfortable. The flipper is very easy to use. Like all Kershaws it came razor sharp. The only negative is the lack of jimping. The nearly identical Volt II has nice jimping so I slightly prefer it over the OSO Sweet.
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
For $22 its a steal Feb 18, 2010
By J. Higby
Like the title says, for $22 buying this knife makes you feel like you're stealing it. Here is why:
- solid construction
- opens nice and firm
- big 3.5" blade
- price
Cons:
The pocket clip is too damn strong. (its going to shred pant pockets if you keep it long enough)
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Great but not perfect Jan 24, 2011
By Jc
I just want to point out the 2010 version's steel 8cr13mov is a better steel than the older AUS6A(420J) steel, to complain about the blade steel in the new Oso Sweet is none sense. I personally like the new 2010 version, Kershaw rep said in the near future they'll stick with 8cr13MOV for imported blade(chinese made), this steel is similar in performance to AUS8 steel from JAPAN, Of course if you want even better steel like VG10/SV30 you'll have to pay more.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
slick Oct 30, 2010
By K. M. Malaambo
"K M"
This is the best spring assisted knife I have seen for the money. I like it better than the more expensive Kershaw knives that I own. The knife has a strong spring, so it opens with a snap. The blade is sharp, right out of the box. I only wish it was a little longer, but for the money it is a very good buy.
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