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Question: How long is the blade?
Document: 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- priceCons:The pocket clip is too damn strong. (its going to shred pant pockets if you keep it long enough)
Best pocket knife I have had in a long time. The blade is pretty thick giving it a lot of strength while still keeping the entire knife very slim. The handle feels perfect in my hand and spring assisted opening is just a plus. Can not beat this knife for the price. This knife has made me a lifetime Kershaw customer.
If it's on sale I will buy more for gifts and just to keep an extra for myself because I like it even better than my other bigger and more expensive Kershaw. I trust this knife enough to keep it with me in Afghanistan for general all around use and as a last ditch defense against the random Jackal or wild dog that sometimes wanders onto the base (the ~3" blade is long enough to be a decent defensive weapon if you have need).
It does a good job for what I use it. I usually just use it to cut fruit on the go, some packages maybe, usually just sits in my pocket. It's a medium blade but in a small package. The blade it self is as long as some of my safety ones but less cumbersome, if you want a decent knife for a really good price you really can't go wrong with this. I am considering getting one for my father and brother.
After losing a handful of moderately priced pocket knives ($40-100) I decided to roll the dice on this one.After carrying it about 90% of the time over about 10 months, I can saw that it is a great edc knife.The first thing I noticed about it was how long the blade is relative to the handle. It's nice to get the largest possible blade in the smallest possible package. Another thing is how 'pointy' the tip is.
I've got way more knives than fingers and toes. I was a serious Benchmade fan for a long time and bought a couple Kershaws and for the money think they are a good bargain. This knife replaced my Ken Onion Leeks as a everyday in my pocket sort of knife. I like the slightly rounded edge at the tip better than the Leek. The metal pocket clip can be moved so that the blade is carried hinge side up or down - the holes are there for either position.
Feels like it was made to fit my handThe flipper mechanism works like a dream.The blade steel is Chinese steel 8cr13mov. Some places report the steel is AUS6A steel. The first run of OSO Sweet was made of AUS6A, and I read on knife forums that some had issues with the AUS6A steel rusting.The blade is a big 3 1/4 inch long and the spine  is 1/8th inch thick with sharp 90 degree corners.
amazing knife, used for my edc for a long time, only switched because i got tired of the same old knife
Great pocket knife, easy to open and sharp. I have also bought a sharpner for this knife and it holds an edge for a long time.
A very good pocket knife for the money. pocket clip keeps it from getting lost. opens easy and closes easy, good hold open lock. Sharpest knife I've had for a long while.
Answer: yes