Kukri Knives

Kukri Knives Features

The Kukri is a Nepalese knife that can be found in almost every household in the northeastern states of India. It is like a machete, long, approximately 16 to 18 inches in blade size, and around 450 to 900 grams in weight. The significant difference between a Kukri and a machete is that the blade in a Kukri is highly curved instead of a straight blade with angled or smooth spines. It has a single cutting edge and a notch close to the handle. The notch comes in handy as the Kukri is a war weapon, so it does not let the blood drip into the user’s hands, which could make them slippery.

For UK buyers, Perkin Knives offers razor-sharp Gurkha Kukris manufactured for strength and is ready to ship across the UK. Buy now. We have limited stock.

Why Should You Buy a Kukri Knife

This Gurkha blade is a legendary war weapon! Although it is used for many other tasks and is present in almost every Nepalese or Assamese household, it is still considered a war weapon and has a glorious history attached to it. Along with the military use of the Gurkha service kukri, these military knives are also used for clearing bushes, chopping firewood, building structures, and cutting meat and vegetables. They are also a part of many traditions in the Nepalese culture. The kukri is a versatile knife that can be used as a smaller knife, shovel, or axe. You can easily buy a kukri knife for sale in the UK if you are interested in having this fantastic blade in your collection.

At Perkin Knives, we have a wide range of combat knives and accessories, such as a Kukri sword, Kukri sheath, and military Kukri. All of these are manufactured using the best-in-class raw materials.