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Key takeaways: Kukri khukuri blends cultural heritage with practical utility in a curved blade. Key parts include the cho notch, karda, chakmak, and full-tang kukri blade.  It’s effective as a tool and a weapon—ideal for chopping, carving, and self-defense. Authentic kukris should have high-carbon steel, durable tang and traditional crafting—like those from FWOSI. Know your needs—whether you're collecting, camping, or preparing for survival, there’s...

Key takeaways: Machetes are tools first, with strong chopping ability and outdoor utility. Historically used in rebellions and jungle warfare, they served as improvised weapons. A kukri machete offers more combat design than traditional machetes. Legality varies by region — know your local laws before using one for defense. For controlled performance, blade size and build quality matter most. 🔊 Play Narration ⏸️ Pause...

The kukri knife, with its distinct forward-curving blade, has a long and respected history rooted in Nepalese culture. Originally used by the Gurkhas — renowned soldiers known for their skill and discipline — the kukri quickly became known for its versatility in combat, utility work, and everyday survival tasks. Today, this traditional tool has evolved into a range of practical and modern forms, including...