Authentic & Pristine
"Chirstmas gift, it arrived sharp and ready for anything. Genuine describes it perfectly, the pair I have are antiques so seeing one with a new wood handle and the leather scabbard intact with the belt loop was really cool."
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Genuine Gurkha Kukri with Traditional Accessory Knives and Leather Sheath
$33.99
Coming Soon — Expected Arrival: 10/19/2026
- AUTHENTIC DESIGN: Traditional Gurkha kukri modeled after the blades carried by Nepalese warriors.
- HAND-FORGED BLADE: Crafted from 12" high carbon steel with a 1/4" thick spine for serious cutting power.
- UNSHARPENED FOR SAFETY: Blade arrives unsharpened for traditional authenticity and secure handling.
- INCLUDES CHAKMAK: Sharpen your kukri using the included Chakmak knife, designed specifically for honing.
- KARDA UTILITY KNIFE: Small companion knife ideal for everyday tasks and finer cuts.
- DURABLE HANDLE: Hardwood grip offers a comfortable, secure hold during use.
- LEATHER SHEATH: All three pieces fit securely into a quality leather sheath for transport and storage.
- AUTHENTIC DESIGN: Traditional Gurkha kukri modeled after the blades carried by Nepalese warriors.
- HAND-FORGED BLADE: Crafted from 12" high carbon steel with a 1/4" thick spine for serious cutting power.
- UNSHARPENED FOR SAFETY: Blade arrives unsharpened for traditional authenticity and secure handling.
- INCLUDES CHAKMAK: Sharpen your kukri using the included Chakmak knife, designed specifically for honing.
- KARDA UTILITY KNIFE: Small companion knife ideal for everyday tasks and finer cuts.
- DURABLE HANDLE: Hardwood grip offers a comfortable, secure hold during use.
- LEATHER SHEATH: All three pieces fit securely into a quality leather sheath for transport and storage.
$33.99
This authentic Gurkha Kukri Knife is a powerful tribute to the legendary blades carried by Nepal’s fearless warriors. Hand-forged with a 12" high carbon steel blade that's a solid 1/4" thick, it’s built for heavy-duty use and steeped in tradition. The hardwood handle ensures a secure grip, and the set includes two traditional companion knives: the "Karda" for small utility tasks and the "Chakmak," which is specifically designed for sharpening the kukri. Please note, the kukri arrives unsharpened to preserve its traditional form and for safe transport—use the Chakmak to hone the blade to your desired edge. All three pieces are housed in a high-quality leather sheath for convenient carry and storage.
Overall rating: 4.237805 / 5 from 164 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
This Gurkha Kukri Knife is hand-forged with a high carbon steel blade and a hardwood handle, offering a sturdy and strong feel. While opinions on the blade's look and edge vary, customers appreciate the deal and the quality of the kukri. The leather sheath receives mixed reviews, and the handle's size is a point of contention.
Summary topics
- Blade Appearance (9%): Customers have mixed opinions about the look of the blade, with some finding it dirty and ragged, while others find it great and appealing.
- Blade Edge Quality (26%): The feedback is varied, with some users reporting no edge at all, while others found it to be razor sharp.
- Knife Feel (5%): Customers expressed satisfaction with the feel of the knife, mentioning that it feels sturdy and strong.
- Value for Money (6%): Customers expressed appreciation for the deal, with many stating it was the best deal they've had.
- Leather Sheath Quality (18%): Customers expressed differing viewpoints regarding the sheath, with some finding it horrible and others praising its design.
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Review highlights
- "Beware the scabbard; it looks good, appears to be solid and fits the blade nicely." —
- "Handle is much more comfortable than it looks, the sheath is awesome, and knife is well-made." —
- "Heavy blade and good balanced feel." —
Reviews
nice
"Nice knife TOO BAD it is not sharp. The one I received would take a long time on the grinder to be useful Makes a nice wall hanger."
Project Kukri
"Just received this blade and am quite disappointed. The karda and chakmak appear to be unfinished scrap metal with no polishing; useless. Beware the scabbard; it looks good, appears to be solid and fits the blade nicely. However, the exterior coating adheres to anything that it may contact. Mild soap and water, leather cleaner, leather conditioner and an hour later I still couldn't handle it without expecting black smudges on my hands, work area, etc. The Kukri blade is duller than a butter knife and will require a belt sander and finishing to be usable. The blade itself still retained black forge material near the pommel that was not ground and polished properly; the butt of the pommel was dented. Overall, this is a project blade and should be considered as such. I t does appear to be hefty, a lot of (un-named steel); it may make an acceptable camp blade after it is properly finished. I wanted to like this blade, but it has too many unfinished issues for a rating above 3."
Good but bad
"The knife came in today I was happy with the look and feel of the kukuri. But it can't cut warm butter know edge was put on it witch was iratating. To buy a cutting tool that won't cut. I'll be putting and edge on it my self. But a knife that says it's a Gurkha kukuri you wou think it would need and edge."
One solid piece of steel
"Sturdily built, full tang. Definitely a functional knife. It didn't come sharpened, but putting an edge on it was no problem. I tested it on a watermelon, and it went right through it like nothing. I'll be putting it through some more extreme testing when spring gets here. Awesome product!"
Sturdy piece of steel
"Very strongly built. Didn't come sharp, but it was easy enough to put an edge on. Hacked through a watermelon like it was nothing. I plan to put it through some real tests once spring is here."
Good value, less than 1/4", but stout.
"I ordered this because it was advertised as 1/4" thick, I think it's closer to 3/16", definitely thinner than my 1/4" Western Outlaw Timber Rattler. It has a crude fit and finish, some bad hotspots, and came completely dull, blunt actually, and the 2 little blades are practically paper thin and pretty much just tiny toys. Having said all that, I'm still glad I bought this knife, it IS a good deal, and already held up to some batoning even in its blunt state. I wrapped the handle (solved hotspots), will sharpen the edge (solves dullness), don't care about the little toy side knives (didn't buy it for that), and despite the very handmade look of the fit and finish, it's actually quite beautiful at the same time, and does feel very sturdy and strong. I believe it will last a long time, and it's EASILY worth more than $25. ~dan"
Great "starter" Khukri great price
"This khuk is very handy and takes a good edge, which it will hold. Mine came dull, probably because India won't export sharp blades, dunno why. It did sharpen up nicely using a file and carborundum stone. Very basic, nothing frilly but will hack brush, cut saplings and render firewood. It is also a proven self-defense tool, just sayin... I own several Khuks, some hand-made, while many are fancier to look at, I don't think many will out-perform this one and I don't worry much about losing this one compared to more expensive knives... I did make a thick leather sheath to replace the original leather-covered wood scabbard it came with... while felling some trees for firewood, one landed on the sheath and crushed it.. I prefer the leather anyway. JMO, YMMV!"
Great knife
"Took it to the knife sharpener when I first got it. Good knife so far I really don't see this good built knife ever breaking. Budk is out of stock on this knife, if they weren't Ida ordered 3 more! Great product"
Good for 25 dollars.
"Okay, this is not a Katana, this is a Khukri, a blade that is strong enough to cut a car in half. It doesn’t come sharp and I almost ruined my clothes because the sheath bled everywhere, but none of that matters because if given the proper sharpening, via grinder wheel you will have a powerful, and beautifully simplistic weapon. This blade is similar to those on a lawn mower, due to its thickness and size. I don’t see mine breaking, ever. It’s a full tang blade, and comes completely blunt. I just got around to getting it sharpened and it is gonna be a fun knife to test. From splitting logs, to splitting cars this should do the cheap trick."
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