What could have been an exciting larger version instead feels like a missed opportunity to preserve the magic of the original while adding some extra blade length.
Cut Test: Oz Rosie/“Fosie” In 154CM vs Cardboard – Who Will Win?
Cut Test: Oz Rosie/“Fosie” In 154CM vs Cardboard – Who Will Win?
Ever wonder how a Rosie—or, well, a Fosie—holds up to some good ol’ fashioned abuse? I put this EDC knife through my Redneck Cut Test to see if it slices, dices, or just cries for help. 🫣 Cardboard? Check. Rubber hose? Oh yeah. Sisal rope? You bet. Hardwood? Let’s just say things get... intense. Will it conquer the chaos or fold faster than a lawn chair at a family reunion? Hit play and find out!
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