I guess I am just chooses but razor shape means than I can cut hair off my arm. No they are not razor sharp. But look like good knives. I spent about a half hour sharpening one but while I improved the edge, I did not get it razor sharp. I guess I felled for making language. Can't believe every thing you read.

They are nice sharp and pointy unfortunately the blade on the larger stiletto is already loose and the smaller one is just annoying to try to open and close it.

I bought these out of curiosity more than anything because I was wondering just how well 2 assisted opening knives for only $9.99 would work. About as well as expected, maybe even a little bit better. As others have already mentioned, the action is super stiff on these fresh out of the box and nearly impossible to open with the blade spur. After working them in for a while they became easier to use, although the smaller of the pair is still difficult to open, the extra time and effort it takes to activate the blade spur negates the value of it being an assisted opening blade. Also, again on the smaller one, the liner lock barely catches the back of the blade and I'm afraid it would fail if any pressure were applied to it. The larger one, however, opens easily once broken in and the liner lock engages very securely. Both blades lock in tightly once opened and there is no play in either. When folded both blades are well centered, which is rare in cheap knives. Neither knife comes with a pocket clip, which would have been a nice feature. They came reasonably sharp from the factory and took a nice edge once I put them to an oil stone. All in all not a bad purchase for 10 bucks if you just want these in your collection, or you really want to have a couple cheap legal "switchblades", but not something I would ever recommend as an EDC. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for, so don't expect too much from these and you won't be disappointed.

At first I found it hard to get each of the knives to open - in the sense that it took more strength than I could apply with one finger to get the blade to move (and I work with my hands, so it's not a lack of strength issues), but I'm finding that that particular issue just seems to be a matter of using the knives often enough to break them in. The blades are nice and sharp, though I don't use them for anything heavy duty. For the price I think it's an undeniably great deal.

Very nice for the price . Little one is harder to open then the large one but not bad . Very sharp points but blades a little dull will take a wail to get them as sharp as I like my knives . I am very happy with these knives would recommend them to someone that likes knives and wants a stiletto . 100% satisfied would buy again ..

got these in the mail yesterday and im just too impressed with both..razor sharp...2 for 9.99 is robbery.......love this site....

these knives are great and the spring assist is great and quick

Basically two for the price of one! Was skeptical about stilettos, but these have changed my mind. Black Legion is definitely a great bang for your buck! Thanks BUDK

I bought this set after being disappointed with both Rampage ones that are similar. These are a bit tougher to flick open than the Rampage ones but I figure a dot of oil and some absent-minded, one-handed, easy chair flicking should loosen them up. These are great little knives for 10 bucks.

Great knives got her fast. The larger knife does not lock by itself, you have to swing it. Other than that, perfect.