Editorial Product Review:

Item Description:
A liner locking 2 1/2' stainless steel blade, resembling the traditional, old fashioned straight razor. The classic black handle is durable yet lightweight.

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Customer Rating: - Inexpensive...and dull.
I had high hopes that this straight razor would put my disposable blade razor to shame. I knew it was inexpensive and assumed it would require frequent sharpening, but still, I thought about the shave you get at a barbershop. All those thoughts vanished after my first attempted use. The blade is dull and the razor is unable to remove even some of the hair. If you're going to buy a straight razor, I'd suggest you get something better than this one.

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Customer Rating: - Not a shaving tool
This is a very neat pocket knife, shaped like a straight razor one would use to shave. It is, as such, a very poor pocket knife, and useless as a shaving razor.

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Customer Rating: - Nice knife, but not a razor
This is a folding knife, not a razor. If you are looking for a folding knife that can be a conversation piece, this is it. A straight edge razor that you can actually shave with costs more than $5.49; a lot more.
This knife does not have a liner lock (contrary to what the description says). It has a backspring that holds the blade open, but it does not lock the blade. The backspring does a good job though. This is the reason why this knife is a bit harder to open and close than a liner lock one.
Overall, it is a good knife for the price.

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Customer Rating: - Pricey Pencil Sharpener
Price brought me to this straight edge. In these uncertain times I am trying to ween myself off of the supermarkets that depend on cheep oil. Sure disposable blades are easy to get and use now, but what about in a market crash when store shelves are empty? Well in that event, I have a nice wittling tool to wish I was shaving. Yeah, when you buy this straight edge it simply doesn't shave. I have not given up hope. I am going for the strap and sharpening stone to see if I can give this an edge. As of right now it does pencils fairly good.