Kukri Machete – Hand Forged Functional Blade for Real Outdoor and Field Use

The Kukri Machete by Everest Forge is a serious working tool—built for people who actually use their blades. Forged by hand in Nepal using 5160 high carbon steel from recycled truck springs, this kukri is designed to chop, clear, and cut through heavy material with ease. Its classic forward-curved profile gives you the leverage and momentum needed for powerful chopping, while remaining agile enough for controlled work.

The 16-inch blade is highly polished for better slicing and lower friction during deep cuts. Its full tang construction runs through a 6.5-inch rosewood handle that’s shaped for comfort and secured with steel rivets. Whether you’re clearing land, cutting firewood, or doing daily fieldwork, this kukri machete delivers the durability and handling you need.

Unlike decorative kukris or lightweight machetes made for occasional use, this is a fully functional tool. It comes sharp, field-tested, and paired with a handcrafted leather scabbard for safe storage and transport. Built for real jobs—not just survival.

Key Features

• Blade Material: Hand-forged 5160 carbon steel recycled from truck springs
• Blade Profile: Classic kukri curve with wide belly and polished finish
• Blade Length: 16 inches – built for heavy chopping and clearing tasks
• Handle: 6.5-inch full tang rosewood handle with steel rivets
• Utility: Ideal for daily fieldwork, brush clearing, farming, firewood, and real outdoor use
• Scabbard: Includes handcrafted leather sheath for secure carry
• Condition: Pre-sharpened and ready for immediate use
• Warranty: Backed by Everest Forge quality assurance

Specifications

• Blade Length: 16 inches (40.64 cm)
• Handle Length: 6.5 inches (16.5 cm)
• Total Length: Approx. 22.5 inches
• Steel Type: 5160 high carbon spring steel
• Edge Type: Single-edged with convex grind
• Tang: Full tang for strength and control
• Scabbard: Handmade leather over cottonwood core

Note

Each kukri machete is individually hand-forged in Nepal using traditional methods. Slight variations in shape, balance, and finish are normal, making every Everest Forge blade one-of-a-kind. This is a true working blade—crafted to be used, not just admired.