KETUO Illusion
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KETUO Illusion Knife Review: A Sleek and Durable EDC Blade
Hello everyone, and welcome back to another Jimping with Jacrispy blog review! Today, we’re taking a close look at a brand-new release from Ketuo: the Illusion knife. This sleek and versatile EDC blade promises both style and performance, and I can’t wait to dive into the details. So, grab your coffee and let's get started!
The Unboxing Experience
When it comes to packaging, Ketuo has definitely put some thought into their presentation. The Illusion comes in a minimalist, yet sleek, box that really sets the tone for the knife inside. The box features a clean design with bold, modern font and the Ketuo logo front and center. The color scheme is subtle and sophisticated, complementing the knife's overall aesthetic.
Inside the box, you'll find the knife, of course, as well as a few bonus items that are always nice to see. There's a cleaning cloth for maintaining the blade and a set of stickers, because who doesn’t love showing off their favorite knife brand with some swag?
Handle and Build Quality
The handle of the Ketuo Illusion is made from gray titanium, giving it a durable yet lightweight feel. Titanium is known for its excellent strength-to-weight ratio, and it’s clear that this knife is built to last. The handle is 4.72 inches long, providing a solid grip that feels comfortable in the hand. While there’s no lanyard hole, it does feature a pocket clip for convenient carry. However, it’s worth noting that the pocket clip is not reversible, which could be a minor limitation for left-handed users.
The framelock mechanism ensures a secure lockup when the knife is deployed, providing a solid and reliable performance during use. The framelock is easy to operate with one hand, making this knife a great choice for everyday carry.
Blade Features: Sharp, Sleek, and Functional
Let’s talk about the blade. The Ketuo Illusion is equipped with a 3.5-inch Bohler M390 steel blade that’s known for its edge retention, corrosion resistance, and overall toughness. The drop point blade shape is versatile, making it great for slicing, cutting, and performing everyday tasks with ease. If you’re someone who values durability and sharpness, you’re going to love this steel.
The blade finish is two-tone, combining a bead blasted finish with a satin finish, which not only adds to the aesthetics but also helps prevent wear and tear. The flat grind ensures a clean and efficient cut, allowing the blade to perform well in various cutting situations. There’s a bit of jimping on the spine of the blade, providing extra grip for controlled cutting, especially when precision is key.
As for thumb studs, they are included and make for an easy, one-handed opening. Whether you’re left- or right-handed, this blade opens smoothly with minimal effort.
Specifications at a Glance
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Blade Material: Bohler M390 steel
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Blade Length: 3.5 inches
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Handle Material: Titanium (Gray)
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Lock Type: Framelock
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Overall Length: 8.22 inches
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Blade Style: Drop Point
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Blade Grind: Flat
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Blade Finish: Two-Tone Bead Blasted & Satin Finish
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Pocket Clip: Yes (Non-Reversible)
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Lanyard Hole: No
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Jimping: Yes
Variants and Availability
Currently, the Ketuo Illusion is available in two variants, which means you have a bit of flexibility when choosing which one fits your style best. Both variants will be available on our website as of the release of this video, so if you like what you see, head over there to grab yours.
Final Thoughts
To wrap up, the Ketuo Illusion is a fantastic addition to any EDC collection. The combination of high-quality materials, functional design, and attention to detail makes this knife a standout option for anyone looking for a sleek, durable, and reliable blade. While the non-reversible pocket clip may be a drawback for some, the overall performance and build quality more than make up for it.
If you enjoyed today’s review, don’t forget to check out our other blog reviews and our YouTube channel for more content like this. Thanks for reading, and I’ll catch you in the next one!
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