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A Khukuri (also spelled kukri or khukri) is a traditional Nepali curved blade, revered as the national weapon of Nepal. Originally designed for chopping and multi-purpose use, it is widely known as the Gurkha knife or Gurkha Khukuri for its historical use by Gurkha soldiers.
Yes, Our Gurkha Khukuri is handmade in Nepal by skilled Kami blacksmiths using traditional methods and 5160 spring carbon steel ideal for durability and sharpness.
- High-grade 5160 carbon spring steel (recycled truck/Jeep leaf springs)
- Indian rosewood, fitted with traditional Nepali glue(laha)
- Pinewood core wrapped in water buffalo leather
These premium elements ensure a field ready survival knife with lasting quality.
Our Gurkha Khukuri blade is dual-hardness tempered.
- Spine: 22–25 RC
- Belly: 45–46 RC
- Edge: 58–60 RC
This allows for strong impact resistance and razor-sharp cutting performance.
- 11″ (27.9 cm)
- 5″ (12.7 cm)
This size Khukuri offers a balanced blade-to-handle ratio for precise chopping and cutting.
Absolutely! Built as a survival knife and utility tool, this Khukuri performs exceptionally well for chopping wood, clearing brush, preparing food, and outdoor use combining heritage craftsmanship with modern utility.
- Keep the blade clean, dry, and apply light oil to prevent rust.
- Store it in its scabbard in a cool, dry place.
- Use the chakmak to sharpen the edgedraw from tip to notch.
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