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

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.

Have become a fan of Kershaw knives and the Oso Sweet is now one of my favorites. Came with the usual good quality, workmanship and materials I'm looking for. Was sharp right out of the box and the tactile attributes are great. Would recommend it to others. The only thing I'd suggest is jimping on the flipper .

Written: 11/06/2021:This is my favorite EDC knife, and third favorite of all of my knives (probably have 40+). The only ones that beat it out are my "Spyderco Tenacious Folding Utility Pocket Knife with 3.39" Stainless Steel Blade and Durable Non-Slip G-10 Handle - Everyday Carry - PlainEdge - C122GP" (copy and paste of Amazon's title in case anyone wants an exact reference), and my fixed blade Cutco hunting/fishing knife (discontinued many years ago) which I love but rarely use.This fits perfectly in my average to maybe slightly larger than average hands. I really like the textured pattern and material of the handle. Gives a good grip without bing overly 'grippy' like knives made with the more rubberized/over-mold materials. My Spyderco gets the most usage out of all my knives, by far, but is just a bit bigger than what I personally want to use consistently for a EDC. This Kershaw is great for EDC. Size is perfect (in my opinion), not too big or too small. Feels solid and is a pleasure to use.I would buy another if I lost mine. I'm a pretty cheap guy, and I would probably pay up to $35 for a new one (not saying it's not worth more, just my personal value of the knife). MRSP is $50 per Kershaw's website and is currently listed for $30 here on Amazon as of 11/06/2021.I purchased this knife 04/27/2017, so have been using it for over 4.5 years as of the writing of this review, and I have had zero flaws thus far with frequent usage.Side note: I have seen it in orange as well. This can be a great option/gift for someone who is forgetful (I can't be the only one with a forgetful father!). Makes it easy to see and harder to forget and/or lose for those of us/those we know who have a habit of losing pocket knives.For other variants, I have also seen this with a black blade, olive green handle, grey handle, and 'moonlight' handle that glows in the dark and is white in daylight.*The attached pictures are not mine (google images) but are examples of the other color options.

The fit and finish of this knife is excellent, appears to hold an edge, and the size/weight are perfect for EDC. The scales on the grips are nice also. The blade is well centered and is nice and tight. I was carrying a small Swiss army knife and wanted to upgrade. I like the one-handed flipper assisted blade opening but I haven't had this long enough to know how this will work in cold weather while wearing heavy gloves like when I'm hunting (which is why I gave it 4 stars). Overall, I am very satisfied with this purchase and would recommend it if you know you want the flipper style opening.

This is a great knife. I'm not a collector or anything, so I don't have much to compare this to, but I tend to buy a new pocket knife every few years to replace older, well-used knives and this is my most recent one. It's also one of my favorites to have owned so far. The assisted opening mechanic is fast and smooth, the blade came nice and sharp, the handle feels solid and durable, and feels nice to hold and use.The most impressive thing is the price. I've paid more money, for knives that I didn't like as much as this one. Also, at this price, there's no real reason to treat it like a delicate baby. It's not going to break the bank if you use it so hard that you need to replace it. These are honestly the most important things to me. Whatever you pay for a knife, if it doesn't serve you well, or you don't like the way it feels, it isn't worth it! If it's too expensive to get dirty, how are you going to do any work with it? The key is to find a balance between fair price, and high quality, and I think this fits the bill, no pun intended.I could possibly see the pocket clip getting caught on things and bent out of shape, like some reviews have said, but it hasn't happened to me yet. Being able to swap which end it's on may also help some people, but I left it the way it was.

It's most definitely an EDC. Easy to open, easy to close. Nice Kershaw quality to boot!PROS: It's a Kershaw! Well-made, easy to open/closeCONS: None noted at the time of this review

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!

Great knife at a good price