Review Kubey KU230 / Golf
Introduction
As you will know if you follow my blog or my YouTube channel, very recently I was annualizing my first model of the brand, the Kubey KU208. I was delighted with the model for its finish, assembly and materials used, apart from being excited to have my first recurve blade in a pocket knife (and I have a few, but I did not have any like that).
It is time to test a second model to see if my good impressions of the first model are confirmed, this time it is a fixed knife.
Let's get started ...
Exterior design and appearance
First, comment that it is a one-piece knife with contained dimensions. I am not talking about it being a neck knife, but rather that it is a little smaller than a “big” knife, so its weight is also contained.
The first thing that catches your eye is the design of the blade, which I can tell you is very well designed for fine work, but we will see that in the handling and use section.
First of all, I must mention that there are two versions of this knife, one with a stone finish and D2 steel and the other with a mirror effect finish on AUS-10 steel, and that the jimping on the spine of the blade and the handle also varies. It should be clear that my model is with a mirror effect finish.
