Kershaw Cargo 2033 unboxing and review

hey guys a very quick unboxing and review of one new thing I got a new knife uh The Kershaw cargo model number 2033 so I got this at a phenomenal price of I think 20 bucks or close to that from Blade HQ um hit or miss this company is definitely a reputable uh knife distributor you can fully rely on them fully rely on them that they have genuine product I've always had good experience with them um some prices are unbeatable at Blade HQ some prices are uh-uh I mean they're all running a very tight profit margin so um all all the other knife Distributors will have pretty similar prices I'm I'm just splitting pennies here to begin with but enough about where I buy where I buy it from let's see about the knife so this is the cargo 20 2033 and I got this at a phenomenal price of 20 bucks if you can't believe that 20 bucks for D2 steel can you imagine that all right at the photos I'm with cros I'm kind of always confused because at photos it looks very pocketable very nice and then I buy it and then I found oh it's too bulky or it's too heavy or it's too light or it's too wobbly or whatever so it's a risky thing that's why I usually don't buy kers shows but I just couldn't resist who could resist like 20 bucks for D2 D2 knife and I got this thing so I was worried about the handle because the handle itself is very minimalistic see I have an L size I wear lsize gloves gimping here extremely good blade Long Blade and what I liked about what I liked about it on the photos that unlike unlike the bugout or unlike the um maybe the hul DECA where they lightweight everything down uh this one actually has this metal metal inserts on both sides that you know serve Dual Purpose both make the handle rigid and at the same time um give additional strength um log the blade the blade well good I mean provide enough support for the for the lock itself see if this was if this type of lock was without the inserts it would have been disaster but car it extremely well um it's not very easy to flick around because it just it's just new but all my Cals require a little time to a little time to you know get used to create the wrong grooves and kind of after that they slicked no problem one hand opening is no problem and at the same time look at this guys the blade itself is three and let me just line it up precisely H the sharpening toil right here all right three and one4 for such a small format this is exactly what I've been begging you know the market or k or whoever I don't want some bulky knife hanging in my pocket and driving uh you know driving me crazy with that weight this thing is very lightweight mostly because they made the handle so small but who needs bigger handle on a pocket knife are you going to chop wood with pocket knife so usually it's like for package opening for like something light for you know occasional self-defense um and it's great for that purpose if you want to use it as a survival batoning knife no doesn't work doesn't cut it but you know for a pocket and it's very slim that's what I really liked about it it is very slim so this is below half an inch at its widest part see right here it's close to a third of an inch right there yep it is very thin profile very wellmade um welld designed and engineered glass infused nylon I'm not sure about the the any washers inside and whether they're I don't see anything brass but I don't know very good very wellmade sits deep into the pocket so out of it in a pocket you'll only see this thing and D2 steel that's going to be phenomenal of course it's that price it's made in China I'm absolutely positive yeah but it is what it is you can't get a better deal for a D2 steel at 20 bucks from kersha I mean a reputable knife brand like this good gimping very stable no wobble whatsoever and very ergonomic and comfortable a little bit too aggressive to be a gentleman's knife but it is it is something of that that range easily hideable easy to easy to deploy easy to fault for 20 bucks come beat that deal thanks for watching bye