Kukri Knives
The kukri knife heralds from Nepal and is used as both a weapon, a ceremonial decoration, and a tool. These knives have been made famous by their military history and heritage and their continued use of military organizations such as the Gurkha Contingent.
Below you'll find a wide selection of kukri knives in all price ranges. Movie replicas and rare collectors pieces are included as well.
 Gurkha Jungle kukri khukuri khukri knife knives kukris  US $42.99
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 Gurkha Official kukri knife khukuri khukri knives US $40.00
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 COLD STEEL KUKRI MACHETE KNIFE CORUDA SHEATH 97KMS NEW US $28.99
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 Gurkha Kukri Knife Pre 1900 US $41.00
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 VINTAGE KUKRI KNIFE W LION HEAD POMMEL MADE IN INDIA US $19.99
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 Bushcraft Survival Tracker Knife Parang Kukri Bolo NR US $17.95
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 Huge Custom Large Kukri Knife Making Blank Blade 063 US $17.99
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 Vintage Nepalese Kukri Gurka Knife US $14.95
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 10 GURKHA KHUKURI KNIFE Engraved Blade Nepal Kukri NR US $12.95
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 Gurkha Kukri knifeGenuine KhukuriKukris KhukriKnives US $28.99
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 Jungle Kukri knifeGenuine KhukuriKukris KhukriKnives US $28.99
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 Genuine Gurkha Kukri knifeKhukuriKukris KhukriKnives US $34.99
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While they are better known for their military applications the kukri are used on a daily basis by Napalese people for chopping wood, farming, and digging. They are also useful when venturing into the jungle because they can double as a machete.
Traditionally the knife is curved at an angle of 20° or more, has a sharp blade, and a reinforced spine. Most traditional kukri knives are housed in a wooden sheath which may or may not be finished with goatskin. Many also come with two smaller tools, the karda and the chakmak, one of which is usually sharpened and used for various tasks with the other remaining unsharpened and typically reserved for sharpening the knife itself.
Modern renditions of the kukri knife however come in all shapes and sizes which sheathes being made of nylon and other materials.