CondorTool & Knife Heavy Duty Kukri Knife - 1075 High Carbon Steel - Walnut Handle - Handcrafted Welted Leather Sheath - 9in Blade - 21.9 oz

This is the best overall feeling kukri I've used. The balance, shape, size are all perfect. The leather sheath fits wonderfully. I would have appreciated another loop so I could hang it parallel to my belt, but that's not a defect on their part, just my preference. The one thing to note is that it arrived quite dull. It's a convex grind, but some careful time on a belt sander then a leather strop delivered a mirror-finished edge that was just about razor sharp. I was able to split firewood with single strokes. It holds an edge very well.

After Alan Kay won with it on season 1 of "Alone" (shameless plug), and seeing his video describing it, I had to buy it. I'm thrilled I did! Although bigger than I thought, I now understand why a person would need it this size. I love this knife!

It is the knife to have in a fight.

Seems like a solid heavy chopper, well built and robust, I'm sure it will do what a kukri type knife is designed to do well, I can already tell it will outperform my old Ontario Kukri once I sharpen it(came dull but I expected that). The sheath was surprisingly good quality, I typically make my own leather sheaths and toss factory ones but not for this one! Distribution left something to be desired though, the box was crammed(and opened) in another box that was beat up, the included catalog was bent and warped, the blade itself was covered in some goop and there's a chip on the tip of the blade, nothing I can't fix/isn't a big deal but I expect better when I drop 90 bucks on a knife. Overall great chopper, great sheath, maybe look elsewhere for a supplier.

Everything on it was really well put together, great thick blade.

Super heavy duty blade. Could be sharper from factory but far from bad.

Love the weight and balance.

I’ve been using this kukri for a little over 5 years. No complaints whatsoever. There are so many “experts” talking about a one knife option. If I chop wood, I use an axe. If I process game, I use a skinning knife. That said, when my boys and I go deep in the woods, traveling light to our campsite, I carry the heavy duty kukri. It REALLY is, at least for me, my one tool option. That and my leatherman; I’m good. The sheath is extremely well made just like my Warlock’s sheath and Boomslang’s sheath. Unlike my Undertaker Bowie’s sheath, which is a joke.I process firewood, process small game, make tent stakes, make feather sticks, strike ferro rods and even carved my toddler his own wooden knife with it. A very dull, blunt wooden knife lolAnyway, the heavy duty Condor Kukri IS my one knife option. Keep it oiled, keep saddle soap on the sheath and it’s an awesome choice.I hope this helps somebody... : )