Sometimes, a simple and inexpensive knife can present a ton of value to the user. Such is the case with the Kershaw Oso Sweet shown in this photo. I think that this cost me roughly $25 US. Really, for that money, this is a surprisingly good knife. Made in China, it features 8cr13Mov steel. I've used this steel...via several import knives and have found that it performs satisfactorily. The Oso Sweet also includes an FRN handle...and scale texturing is remarkably effective. Really for a 3" knife, the Oso Sweet is a fantastic value. One of the things that I like about this blade is that if I beat it up a bit...or lost it, I would be irritated as opposed to how I would feel with $150+ knife.