I bought this knife new at the local gun show today for $20.00, absolutely love this knife, fast opening and really sharp. Another of your many great videos and great reviews, thanks Nutnfancy for the really good videos.
Love this knife.. I've been rocking it for the last 10 months now and it has done everything from stripping wires while I'm on duty as a network tech.. to butchering a pig for a new years BBQ, thank you for the sweet review that introduced me to this wonderful knife... keep up the good work
I have had an OS0 Sweet now for years and love it! I bought it because of the Kershaw name, the ergos and price. After a few years of hard use it has held up well and the AUS6 is easy to sharpen, I have found it to hold up well. It is my favorite EDC, Kershaw makes so many great knives for the price.
The review is spot on. This is a tough little knife. I've carried mine everyday, everywhere going on 4+ years now. It's taken everything I've thrown at it in stride. I've found it holds the edge quite well, the lock has remained tight. My only complaint is that the pocket clip can be prone to loosening with extended use as I don't think they loctite the screws(tiny little buggers!) due to being able to change the location of the clip depending on your preference of carry. I highly recommend this knife for EDC/utility carry.
purchased this knife online after watching your review on 11/16, and received it yesterday. changed clip position for tip-up carry, and now I feel much safer when I'm delivering food! thanks nutnfancy!
Thank you for your review nutnfancy. I am a 13 year old kid and you have introduced me into the knife community. I bought tons of knives that you have reviewed, but mostly the spydercos. Your endura review made me purchase all of the different colors of the ffg kind. The same goes for this ososweet. I bought five more kershaws because of this review. Thanks :)
I have had both of those knives for a couple months now and love them both. The OSO sweet seems to be easier on the pocket and more ergonomic. So far the edge has been holding fine. I took the pocket clips off of both of them as I carry in a pocket loose. Nice review.
thanks for this review immediatley went out and got one and i couldnt be happier... for the price its awesome, no blade play, holds the edge good, and its super tough ive dropped it like 10 times and used it for everything and its still opens great and is still pretty sharp.. thanks for the review it helped out a lot!!
Picked up one of these the other day before I saw this review. Kershaw has upgraded the steel to 8Cr13MoV and adopted a hollow grind that only reaches about halfway to the spine. Still to be had for $20. Very pleased with it and it is riding in my pocket as I write this!
Kershaw better give you some love. Your review helped nudge me to pull the trigger and I bought four of them for a classy EDC gift pack I'm putting together for my Groom's Men
I was about to buy this knife off of this recommendation, and then my gf went and bought it for me! >.< Absolutely great knife for the price. At first glance I thought it looked cheap, but when you hold it, it feels very sturdy in hand. Definitely recommend this knife.
I LOVE THE SKYLINE ! I have had one for 6 months and have used it almost EVERYDAY. It's the best EDC blade I have ever had. GET one! $34 @ Walmart I can not wait to try the OSO
Have carried this Knife for about 10 Months now everyday without fail. As a Firefighter/EMT though I with sweating and moisture, I've had some rust on the blade. Very minimal rust but that's the only thing I've noticed with it so far.
Big fan of the kershaw brand, overall. My EDC is a kershaw and It's a very nice knife, especially for the price I paid. Thanks for the reviews, they're great as usual... Keep up the good work, Sir.
I picked up this knife today because of this review and because i know i can trust you nutnfancy, always puting the truth out there on items like this, highly appreciated. Keep up the good work, and by the way, this is the second time ive bought a knife that you have reviewed.
This will be my EDC knife for non-work-in-the-office days. For that, I use a Leatherman Skeletool because i can get away with calling it a tool and not a weapon, especially when I can get a micro mini maglight in the nylon sheath with the tool. Excited to get this Kershaw. Hasn't arrived yet.
The wifey got me one dor Christmas so far I love it. I wish it had a thumb stud. Im not to big on the flipper. Its a nice solid little knife. Great lock up an pretty sharp out f the box.
Its when the manufacturere uses a round grinding wheel to grind the edge, creating an edge that is concave and thinner. A flat grind is produced by a flat belt-style grinder, producing a "chisel" type edge. Hope this help.
A bit late on the uptake, but I just picked one of these up and I love it! Not super-crazy about the steel, but that SpeedSafe opening is addictive! I also have very dry hands, so I'm working on a mod to make the handle more tractable.
Go for the K-Bar, its a great survival knife. It is a high-carbon steel, so it will rust, and it's hard to sharpen, but once it's sharp, the edge is there for the long haul. It's not the best shape for close combat, but like its nomenclature states it is USMC, it will adapt and overcome.
Nutnfancy, great video! I really felt a strong mojo emanating from you on this one. Having already had the Oso in my collection for some time, I can say I think you covered every possible point of this cool knife. Very well articulated with nice little dashes of trademark Nutnfancy humor sprinkled in. Well done.
This was my first quality knife. Before I bought cheap crap. No I'm hooked on great quality knife companies like Kershaw, Spyderco, Cold Steel, etc. Damn Damn Damn Damn
@snoprog the one advantage to most of the kershaw speedsafe knives is that they can at least be opened with either hand due to the thru-the-handle-while-shut protrusion that duals as a blade guard.
I tried this knife out at Cutlery Corner in Orem, UT a few months ago. I didn't buy it; it was kind-of overpriced there, but man did I love that blade! I still want to pick one up once I can justify the purchase. It's super fast deploying, really ergonomic, and that blade is... I'm just gonna say it, SEXY! This thing is drenched in the 2nd kind of cool (for me anyway). It's adequate for the 1st cool, not outstanding (slightly lacking, actually). But for cool #2, I'm in love!
I actually had the sppedsafe mechanism on my oso sweet totally fail on me. I took it apart, and the torsion bar had broken in half. Kind of a bummer, because i really liked it as an edc knife. But Kershaw said they'd replace it no questions asked...
I just got one...they changed the knife a little since your review. Now, it's 8cr13MoV steel convex ground blade,but everything else is pretty much the same...save the price, but 29.99 @ Cabela's was still a deal!
thank you I will try to be careful. we have been robbed before while doing deliveries at night, especially in North California now it's getting dark earlier and earlier.
I bought the new version of the Oso Sweet and an OD-2 at Sports Authority. I like my Oso but there's a few problems with it. First, after about an hour of just flipping it open and shut, the blade started to favor then rub one side of the liners and is slanted from pivot end to tip while folded. It's so bad that I have to force the blade left so it won't rub while folding so I can preserve the edge (8Cr13MoV BTW). The pivot screw is also loose and I don't have any tools to tighten it down with.
Watch the liner lock on this knife. With it being so exposed, you will have to be careful not to disengage it while handling it. I teach bladed self defense. If you extract the blade after a stab, the propper way, with a twisting motion, you will cause the blade to close on you. I learned this the hard way, during stab practice.
i got this blade and i just recently got a diff. one... but my point is that walmart carrys kersha and thats where i get mine, OUTSTANDING KNIFES !!! AND GREAT REVIEW:D
Nutn, AUS 6 by Kerhsaw is actually really good for what it is. Kershaw's AUS 6HC is even better by a significant margin. I have no issues with it, given the POU: EDC.
Nutnfancy, just so you know, there is a newer model. This can be seen from a thicker liner and the flat spot on the blade is wider. I guess they had some things they wanted to fix. Thanks.
I actually like the new one fine. It's only 4.2 ounces. Not a deal breaker in my opinion. They increased the thickness of the blade and the liners in the new one. I do prefer the old blade grind though. Not a fan of the new one. Still a great knife though, and I love mine.
Try the CRKT M-16 if you like the assited opening of this blade. The CRKT has a little better steel, and it has a safety lock on the liner lock, which makes it less likely to close on you. Price is comparable as well. But leave it up to Nutn to find us the better bargain and still have some quality.
My Oso Sweet arrived in the mail yesterday. Surprised to find out that they changed it to a hollow ground blade, 8Cr13MoV, and increased the weight of the knife to 4 oz.... It's still a good enought knife for $20, but I'm kinda of disappointed in the heavier weight!
Car Window! My personal test for edge retention is cutting cardboard until the bight of the blade is gone. Then, strop it on the edge of a car window a few times on each side. If the bight comes back, good steel; if not, junk! Never tried this with an AUS6 blade though. AUS8 from CRKT (M21-04) nice steel, 440C from Coast (Z-Frame) nice steel; personaly I've never had luck with any 420 or 440A stainless.
@DefMunky75 I agree, I like the blade shape of the 1st gen Oso Sweet as well. That being said, I prefer the hollow grind of the 2nd gen and the better steel choice. If I could find the 1st gen, I think I'd buy that one too, cause I like them both, but as far as performance is concerned, I think the 2nd gen will perform slightly better.
I like your reviews but they make me spend money. S&W M&P 15 sport, Ruger SR9C, Kershaw oso sweet, Kershaw clash, Blackhawk omega elite crossdraw vest. Thanks for the reviews, they helped me make informed choices.
@timsatx i agree with all here, except the one i just bought is as sharp as my other two kershaws were when new. it slices through packaging like butter and it'll shave the hair off my arm easily. fortunately for you though even if you can't return it to the store for another one, you can just send it into kershaw and they'll sharpen it for free (you just pay for UPS or FEDEX shipping).
@gabe562 Hollow grinding is a cutting grind that follows quadratic concave shaping. The idea is to make a very clean and precise cut and then quickly move material away from the bade. GENERALLY speaking, hollow grinding is great for chopping and precision cuts. In my opinion though, I think the best blade for chopping is a Saber or Compounded Bevel grind due to its strength. Nutnfancy loves Flat grinds though and I do have to agree with him too. Today's Flat grind knives are pretty stellar.
Nutn, you need to do a review on Steel! I wan't a good 30 minutes on just the different types of steel and what they are all about. Maybe throw in some knives as examples. Great work. Keep it up.
Just a caveat for those who watch this video and decide to buy the Oso Sweet: There have been changes to the design since this video was created. The knife is now over 4 ounces (probably due to a thicker, more visible liner), there is hollow grinding (with a corresponding changes in blade cross section) and the steel has been changed from AUS-6 to 8Cr13MoV.
awesome video nutn and veri keep up the great work also have you ever considered doing a knife review on a stilleto swithblade i think those are some pretty cool knives thanks have a good day
was looking for a compact assisted folder, i looked at 15 separate knives of all makes and prices...i ended up with this one, it just felt great in my hand and opened the easiest. (was actually one of the cheapest, and i never get cheap blades) i like it today, in time i will know if i love it mine has a black (nickel washed?) finish...anyone know if there is a difference in steel or is just the finish?
i agree with your opinion of the skyline. based on that i may pick this one up also. On a side note your vids give me a REAL look at product's I would like to buy. do you take product requests?
I have been EDC'ing mine for 4 years. Love it. Mine is in 8CR13MOV.
I bought this knife new at the local gun show today for $20.00, absolutely love this knife, fast opening and really sharp. Another of your many great videos and great reviews, thanks Nutnfancy
for the really good videos.
Love this knife.. I've been rocking it for the last 10 months now and it has done everything from stripping wires while I'm on duty as a network tech.. to butchering a pig for a new years BBQ, thank you for the sweet review that introduced me to this wonderful knife... keep up the good work
I have had an OS0 Sweet now for years and love it! I bought it because of the Kershaw name, the ergos and price. After a few years of hard use it has held up well and the AUS6 is easy to sharpen, I have found it to hold up well. It is my favorite EDC, Kershaw makes so many great knives for the price.
The review is spot on. This is a tough little knife. I've carried mine everyday, everywhere going on 4+ years now. It's taken everything I've thrown at it in stride. I've found it holds the edge quite well, the lock has remained tight. My only complaint is that the pocket clip can be prone to loosening with extended use as I don't think they loctite the screws(tiny little buggers!) due to being able to change the location of the clip depending on your preference of carry. I highly recommend this knife for EDC/utility carry.
purchased this knife online after watching your review on 11/16, and received it yesterday. changed clip position for tip-up carry, and now I feel much safer when I'm delivering food! thanks nutnfancy!
Thank you for your review nutnfancy. I am a 13 year old kid and you have introduced me into the knife community. I bought tons of knives that you have reviewed, but mostly the spydercos. Your endura review made me purchase all of the different colors of the ffg kind. The same goes for this ososweet. I bought five more kershaws because of this review. Thanks :)
I have had both of those knives for a couple months now and love them both. The OSO sweet seems to be easier on the pocket and more ergonomic. So far the edge has been holding fine. I took the pocket clips off of both of them as I carry in a pocket loose. Nice review.
thanks for this review immediatley went out and got one and i couldnt be happier... for the price its awesome, no blade play, holds the edge good, and its super tough ive dropped it like 10 times and used it for everything and its still opens great and is still pretty sharp.. thanks for the review it helped out a lot!!
Just got a new OSO Sweet, 8Cr13MoV 3.0oz and the blade profile is a bit different. Nice! Cheap on amazon!
Picked up one of these the other day before I saw this review. Kershaw has upgraded the steel to 8Cr13MoV and adopted a hollow grind that only reaches about halfway to the spine. Still to be had for $20. Very pleased with it and it is riding in my pocket as I write this!
Kershaw better give you some love. Your review helped nudge me to pull the trigger and I bought four of them for a classy EDC gift pack I'm putting together for my Groom's Men
My Kersahw Vapor is in AUS 6A steel. It came to me (new in box) dull but sharpened up nicely. So far it has held it's edge adequately.
I was about to buy this knife off of this recommendation, and then my gf went and bought it for me! >.< Absolutely great knife for the price. At first glance I thought it looked cheap, but when you hold it, it feels very sturdy in hand. Definitely recommend this knife.
I LOVE THE SKYLINE ! I have had one for 6 months and have used it almost EVERYDAY. It's the best EDC blade I have ever had. GET one! $34 @ Walmart I can not wait to try the OSO
I love my Skyline, I needed a good EDC blade, I bought it after i watched your video about it. Loved it ever since, GREAT knife.
Have carried this Knife for about 10 Months now everyday without fail. As a Firefighter/EMT though I with sweating and moisture, I've had some rust on the blade. Very minimal rust but that's the only thing I've noticed with it so far.
Big fan of the kershaw brand, overall. My EDC is a kershaw and It's a very nice knife, especially for the price I paid. Thanks for the reviews, they're great as usual... Keep up the good work, Sir.
Loving the old school beats in the beginning.
glad to see a knife review that isnt over a half hour long
I picked up this knife today because of this review and because i know i can trust you nutnfancy, always puting the truth out there on items like this, highly appreciated. Keep up the good work, and by the way, this is the second time ive bought a knife that you have reviewed.
they also had inlayed steel liners. the new ones have them seperated from the zytel, and look a bit thicker.
I've got both the Skyline and The Oso Sweet they are both great little knives to carry. They come razor sharp and hold a good edge. Great review Nutn
I've been carrying my OSO Sweet as an EDC for a few months now and I LOVE it!! Worth every penny... I found them at Cabelas for $29.99
This will be my EDC knife for non-work-in-the-office days. For that, I use a Leatherman Skeletool because i can get away with calling it a tool and not a weapon, especially when I can get a micro mini maglight in the nylon sheath with the tool. Excited to get this Kershaw. Hasn't arrived yet.
the blade shape on the Oso looks sick!
Just ordered mine, but damn this blade looks good for its price
Thanks nutin! I wanted an inexpensive assisted opening knife for EDC and you brought it to me. I'm buying one now.
The wifey got me one dor Christmas so far I love it. I wish it had a thumb stud. Im not to big on the flipper. Its a nice solid little knife. Great lock up an pretty sharp out f the box.
Its when the manufacturere uses a round grinding wheel to grind the edge, creating an edge that is concave and thinner. A flat grind is produced by a flat belt-style grinder, producing a "chisel" type edge. Hope this help.
My wife tell's me i over analyze everything. Thanks Nutnfancy you make it easier.
Bought this one as a christmas present last year, great edc knife
I defiantly agree with the comments in the beginning about the skyline - great edc!! I do not own the oso but it looks pretty sick. much love for TNP
I have to get another job just to buy all the knifes I want.... Kershaw outstanding knifes!
Wizard-of-Ozy and funk-a-delic, two new terms in my vocabulary!
i cant believe this is a 25 dollar assisted opening knife with a flipper. what a good deal
A bit late on the uptake, but I just picked one of these up and I love it! Not super-crazy about the steel, but that SpeedSafe opening is addictive! I also have very dry hands, so I'm working on a mod to make the handle more tractable.
Dude i just bought this knife today and i LOVE IT!!!!! sweet knife, huge blade in a nice package!!!
I have the skyline and the drifter, looking forward to getting an OSO now, Thx Nutn!
Nice, one of my buddies is getting one of these for Christmas.
I love the choil on that blade.
LOVE this knife. Just got it today from cabelas for $20! What a deal!
Kershaw really needs to start making their pocket clips lefty-usable. I would have bought so many of their knives by now if they did.
It doesn't use 14C28N, it used 8Cr13Mov now. It's still an import.
This is one of my favorite knives! Big fan!
I agree, this is a great little edc blade, especially for the price!
Go for the K-Bar, its a great survival knife. It is a high-carbon steel, so it will rust, and it's hard to sharpen, but once it's sharp, the edge is there for the long haul. It's not the best shape for close combat, but like its nomenclature states it is USMC, it will adapt and overcome.
Nutnfancy, great video! I really felt a strong mojo emanating from you on this one. Having already had the Oso in my collection for some time, I can say I think you covered every possible point of this cool knife. Very well articulated with nice little dashes of trademark Nutnfancy humor sprinkled in. Well done.
hollow grinding is when the blade is cut into a sharp point by two curved sides, as opposed to flat grind which is like a V
This was my first quality knife. Before I bought cheap crap. No I'm hooked on great quality knife companies like Kershaw, Spyderco, Cold Steel, etc. Damn Damn Damn Damn
@snoprog the one advantage to most of the kershaw speedsafe knives is that they can at least be opened with either hand due to the thru-the-handle-while-shut protrusion that duals as a blade guard.
sniper, you didn't start anything, you were "adding to" by bringing your experience to the table. That is always valued here. -- Veri
love kershaws have about 8 that i rotate for edc the drone, compound, and volt II are my personal favourites needs work is another good one too
I tried this knife out at Cutlery Corner in Orem, UT a few months ago. I didn't buy it; it was kind-of overpriced there, but man did I love that blade! I still want to pick one up once I can justify the purchase.
It's super fast deploying, really ergonomic, and that blade is... I'm just gonna say it, SEXY! This thing is drenched in the 2nd kind of cool (for me anyway). It's adequate for the 1st cool, not outstanding (slightly lacking, actually). But for cool #2, I'm in love!
I actually had the sppedsafe mechanism on my oso sweet totally fail on me. I took it apart, and the torsion bar had broken in half. Kind of a bummer, because i really liked it as an edc knife. But Kershaw said they'd replace it no questions asked...
I just got one...they changed the knife a little since your review. Now, it's 8cr13MoV steel convex ground blade,but everything else is pretty much the same...save the price, but 29.99 @ Cabela's was still a deal!
thank you I will try to be careful. we have been robbed before while doing deliveries at night, especially in North California now it's getting dark earlier and earlier.
Oh no, Stan! I hope you recover quickly....and watch out now! -- Veri (Nutn's sister)
I bought the new version of the Oso Sweet and an OD-2 at Sports Authority. I like my Oso but there's a few problems with it. First, after about an hour of just flipping it open and shut, the blade started to favor then rub one side of the liners and is slanted from pivot end to tip while folded. It's so bad that I have to force the blade left so it won't rub while folding so I can preserve the edge (8Cr13MoV BTW). The pivot screw is also loose and I don't have any tools to tighten it down with.
Watch the liner lock on this knife. With it being so exposed, you will have to be careful not to disengage it while handling it. I teach bladed self defense. If you extract the blade after a stab, the propper way, with a twisting motion, you will cause the blade to close on you. I learned this the hard way, during stab practice.
i got this blade and i just recently got a diff. one... but my point is that walmart carrys kersha and thats where i get mine, OUTSTANDING KNIFES !!! AND GREAT REVIEW:D
Nutn, AUS 6 by Kerhsaw is actually really good for what it is. Kershaw's AUS 6HC is even better by a significant margin. I have no issues with it, given the POU: EDC.
Another High value blade to check out would be the Smith and Wesson special ops series.
Nutnfancy, just so you know, there is a newer model. This can be seen from a thicker liner and the flat spot on the blade is wider. I guess they had some things they wanted to fix. Thanks.
I actually like the new one fine. It's only 4.2 ounces. Not a deal breaker in my opinion. They increased the thickness of the blade and the liners in the new one. I do prefer the old blade grind though. Not a fan of the new one. Still a great knife though, and I love mine.
Try the CRKT M-16 if you like the assited opening of this blade. The CRKT has a little better steel, and it has a safety lock on the liner lock, which makes it less likely to close on you. Price is comparable as well. But leave it up to Nutn to find us the better bargain and still have some quality.
Love this knife,I carry the OSo sweet for work because the small tight clip. Seems to never catch on things like some other knives I have.
Thanks for the review, great knife, great price. But it and the blur for $17.00 each on ebay. Great deal.
Thanks again Mr Kershaw reviewer! I just lost a Kershaw in the snow today, so I'm trying to replace it with a new favorite.
I agree 100% on the tip-up carry. I can have my Kershaw Leek out and deployed and in use in less than a second.
My Oso Sweet arrived in the mail yesterday. Surprised to find out that they changed it to a hollow ground blade, 8Cr13MoV, and increased the weight of the knife to 4 oz....
It's still a good enought knife for $20, but I'm kinda of disappointed in the heavier weight!
Awsum lady rock on!... another big Kershaw fan here :)
which knife do you prefer, the kershaw oso sweet or the kershaw chill?
Thanks to Nutn, I picked up a Spidey Tenacious. Great knife for cheap!
Car Window!
My personal test for edge retention is cutting cardboard until the bight of the blade is gone. Then, strop it on the edge of a car window a few times on each side. If the bight comes back, good steel; if not, junk!
Never tried this with an AUS6 blade though. AUS8 from CRKT (M21-04) nice steel, 440C from Coast (Z-Frame) nice steel; personaly I've never had luck with any 420 or 440A stainless.
You are correct. Everyone needs to read this comment before posting. Just give it time dudes and it will look fine!
@DefMunky75 I agree, I like the blade shape of the 1st gen Oso Sweet as well. That being said, I prefer the hollow grind of the 2nd gen and the better steel choice. If I could find the 1st gen, I think I'd buy that one too, cause I like them both, but as far as performance is concerned, I think the 2nd gen will perform slightly better.
Nice knife, I would expect nothing less from Kershaw. I think Ill stick with my skyline for now.
I like your reviews but they make me spend money. S&W M&P 15 sport, Ruger SR9C, Kershaw oso sweet, Kershaw clash, Blackhawk omega elite crossdraw vest. Thanks for the reviews, they helped me make informed choices.
@flipteezy It keeps his muscle memory, if he trys to open a manual like an assisted, it wont open, so he opens them the same to make sure they open.
@timsatx i agree with all here, except the one i just bought is as sharp as my other two kershaws were when new. it slices through packaging like butter and it'll shave the hair off my arm easily. fortunately for you though even if you can't return it to the store for another one, you can just send it into kershaw and they'll sharpen it for free (you just pay for UPS or FEDEX shipping).
Be safe! People do not realize how dangerous delivery can be..you be very careful! -- Veri (Nutn's sister)
@gabe562 Hollow grinding is a cutting grind that follows quadratic concave shaping. The idea is to make a very clean and precise cut and then quickly move material away from the bade. GENERALLY speaking, hollow grinding is great for chopping and precision cuts. In my opinion though, I think the best blade for chopping is a Saber or Compounded Bevel grind due to its strength. Nutnfancy loves Flat grinds though and I do have to agree with him too. Today's Flat grind knives are pretty stellar.
Hey man, how would you compare this to the Buck Bantam BHW? Which do you prefer and why?
Right on Nutn! Another fantastic review. knocken' 'em out for the good of the NC's! Thanks again, so much, for all the hard work, You da MAN!!
Nutn, you need to do a review on Steel! I wan't a good 30 minutes on just the different types of steel and what they are all about. Maybe throw in some knives as examples. Great work. Keep it up.
I just got this knife ten minutes ago, i like opening it :)
The Oso Sweet is definitely my favorite Kershaw...
Hey Nutnfancy, just a yearish after this vid, and I got this one for christmas! For those concerned, the steel was upgraded to 8CrT13MOV!!
nutnfancy you should definitely check out the kershaw chill great edc much like the Skyline and O So Sweet knives
Of the two knives you mentioned, Oso Sweet or Skyline, which do you prefer in EDC?
Just a caveat for those who watch this video and decide to buy the Oso Sweet:
There have been changes to the design since this video was created. The knife is now over 4 ounces (probably due to a thicker, more visible liner), there is hollow grinding (with a corresponding changes in blade cross section) and the steel has been changed from AUS-6 to 8Cr13MoV.
awesome video nutn and veri keep up the great work also have you ever considered doing a knife review on a stilleto swithblade i think those are some pretty cool knives thanks have a good day
looks like the oso sweet is the skyline blade and flipper mechanism with a different handle
kershaw is awesome!!
Nutnfancy, what camera do you use? do you use more than one? what are they if so?
was looking for a compact assisted folder, i looked at 15 separate knives of all makes and prices...i ended up with this one, it just felt great in my hand and opened the easiest. (was actually one of the cheapest, and i never get cheap blades)
i like it today, in time i will know if i love it
mine has a black (nickel washed?) finish...anyone know if there is a difference in steel or is just the finish?
i agree with your opinion of the skyline. based on that i may pick this one up also. On a side note your vids give me a REAL look at product's I would like to buy. do you take product requests?
Dangit!! I just spent another $70 on frickin knives thank to your sweet vid. These knives are more addicting than chocolates...
very cool blades Nutn, good price, like the buck vantage series, nice edc blades
keep the good work
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