KUBEY Integral Lock Mini EDC Pocket Knife 12C27 Drop Point Blade Stainless Steel Handle review

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Channel: Peter von Panda · 2017 · Howto & Style

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KUBEY Integral Lock Mini EDC Pocket Knife with Clip,Lightweight,12C27 Drop Point Blade Stainless Steel Handle

★HIGH PERFORMANCE BLADE - Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel,High toughness,excellent sharpness,and good corrosion resistance.
★THE MOST STURDIEST LOCKING SYSTERM - Locked very securely with solid Integral Lock
★DURABLE HANDLE - 3Cr13Mov Stainless Steel Handle,brushed finishing,colorful edge,Exquisite
★BOTH HANDS OPENING - Double thumb studs for left or right hand to open knife quickly
★BEST EDC KNIFE - Mini size,Lightweight and Pocket Clip for easy and safe carry

KUBEY Mini Integral Lock Folding Pocket Knife(FKU096) features a Drop Point Blade and 3Cr13Mov Stainless Steel Handle, with a 2-3/5-inch blade length.This knife features a 2.5mm thick 12C27 stainless steel blade, with razor sharp edge. The Sandvik 12C27 steel is one of the high performance stainless steels.You can feel free to use the knife in wet environment and cut the rope easily. The stainless steel handle adds a beautiful element of tactic to this mini gentleman's style pocket knife. It locks securely into place with the use of its Integral Lock. The 3-1/2-inch closed length is mini for carry in pocket.It is easy to open and safe to carry. KUBEY designs this EDC Multitool Pocket Folding Knife for helping you do good in Camping,Hunting,Daily using,Self-defense and Rescue.
Total Length:6.3 inch;Blade Length:2.7 inch;Blade Thickness: 2.5mm;Hardness:59HRC;Weight:78g
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Is this small Kube knife worth the money? I put this 3.5 inch folding knife to the test to see if it holds up to daily use.

I have owned several Kube knives before, and I decided to pick up this smaller model to see how it compares to my previous purchases. This review is for anyone looking for an affordable everyday carry blade who wants to know if the quality remains consistent across different models. I break down the build quality of this specific knife, which measures 3.5 inches when closed, and share my honest thoughts on whether it is a good value for the price.

Since this is the third Kube knife I have added to my collection, I have a solid baseline to judge this new purchase against. By the end of this video, you will have a clear idea if this budget-friendly Kube knife is a reliable tool to keep in your pocket or if you should look elsewhere for your next blade purchase. We examine the design and practical utility so you can decide if it fits your needs.

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