Cold Steel - Gurkha Kukri

The Kukri, with its iconic downward curved blade, has long been identified with the Gurkha Warriors of Nepal, the ferocious warriors who have wielded this blade for over 150 years and fought in the service of the British Empire.
Cold Steels Gurkha Kukri harnesses the true full potential of the Kukri blade shape -- It's so much more than just a chopping weapon, it's also a piercing, slashing, and smashing weapon as well! Our Kukri is the heaviest Kukri on the market. The blade is almost an inch wider near the tip than at the handle, shifting the knife's balance point forward to allow a substantial blow to be struck with minimal effort, using inertia alone to complete the cut.
This groundbreaking knife will out-chop almost any factory or handmade blade; including some hand forged Japanese Katanas!
Available in VG-1 San Mai and O-1 Steel, each Cold Steel Gurkha Kukri is supplied with a Secure-Ex® sheath to protect the blade and allow you to wear it safely and securely - always ready to deploy in a flash, whatever the task!

SPECS:
Blade Length: 12"
Overall Length: 17"
Steel: 0-1 OR San Mai III
Weight: 22 oz
Blade Thickness: 5/16"
Handle: 5" Long Kray-Ex™
Sheath: Secure-Ex® Sheath

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[nikolailic]

Yoo, that decapitation at 0:50 was EPIC!

[MrSerpX]

This knife is prominent in Nepal since thousands of years, Blacksmiths here in Nepal forge them and make them very good. 80% of the household own one.

[youngwarthog]

There are those guys cutting pigs In half and then there’s 12 year old me trying to saw a chicken bone in half with a butter knife

[TheHortond]

I do love my kukri. My nephew carried it every camping trip and let me use once and while to trim branches off trees before cutting up firewood.

[LegendofBamBam]

Did anyone else think that was John Goodman in the thumbnail?

[thestrider]

Just bought this and DAMNNNN!!! This has to be one of your best knives yet! Thank you and stay awesome.

[GRNbull]

These dudes are muscular enough to cut a tree down with a phonebook in a single swing

[Atif_Abdul_Rahman]

I respect you how you describe our national weapon from 14 15 16 century. This is the short khukuri that is given to troops but the king Prithivi Narayan Shaha have 2'3" khukuri.

[ewyuoxy]

Proud that this deadly weapon belongs from Nepal

[hentaiporn]

0:55 the way he looks at the pig after he’s cut it in half 😂😂

[chongtxtx]

Dude I freaking love the Cold Steel videos! So energetic and cool. Keep em coming and the great products!

[kevod]

My brother bought a real one home from nepal many years ago. Serious heavy blade. The notch apparently legend has it that years ago back in the day when the blade was drawn in battle, blood must be spilled serimoniously, So if the blade was drawn in mistake the user must put his thumb in the notch and draw his own blood. My brother had a real one from nepal and the notch was definatley lethal and definattely would draw blood for sure.

[mafiaperformance]

It’s soo cool to have a brand new knife each time someone is cutting something.

This is by far not the same knife each time!

[kesharkhadkapunwar]

Jay Jay Kaali !!! Jay Jay Gorakh !!!
Jay Nepal !!!

[binodght]

"If a man says I'm not afraid of dying either he is lying or he must be a Gurkhali" Jay NEPAL 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵jay GURKHAS 🇳🇵🙏✊

[vincedunn]

Absolutely LOVE my kukri.
It may not be a Cold Steel brand, but it definately do what I ask it to do.
Condor makes some seriously good blades.

[chasebh]

Incredible, imagine how powerful they'd be if the blade was sharpened

[patienceisavirtue]

I'm a knife fanatic, and I approve this message.

[phurbatamang]

Nepali weapons are the I am proud of my country! !😀😀😀😀😀😀

[kittykattzee]

I don’t even kno why this was in my recommended but I guess I need a kukri in my life now