8″ Angkhola Rust Free Hancy Khukuri | Handmade Kukri | EGKH

8″ Angkhola Rust Free Hancy Khukuri | Handmade Kukri | EGKH knife stands as a remarkable example of a traditional Nepalese khukuri. This is known for exuding both Nepalese heritage and functionality. Skilled Nepalese blacksmiths, known as Kaami, hand forge this kukri knife using traditional techniques passed down through generations. The 8-inch blade, made from 5160 high carbon steel sourced from truck leaf springs, ensures exceptional durability. The blade undergoes balanced tempering for optimal heat treatment, resulting in a hardness of 58 HRC. With an unpolished finish, the blade showcases its rugged beauty.

The blade is carefully crafted to ensure that it meets the highest quality standards, with a blade thickness of 3.8 mm. The blade of the kukri knife is full tang, which means that the blade extends through the handle, making it more durable and sturdy. The handle of the 8″ Angkhola Rust Free Hancy Khukuri | Handmade Kukri | EGKH is made of rosewood, which is both elegant and durable. The handle has a length of 6 inch, providing a secure and comfortable grip for the user. The scabbard of the knife is made of pinewood and wrapped by water buffalo leather, which is both durable and stylish, and it helps protect the blade when it is not in use.

With a feathery lightweight of 350 grams, this 8″ Hancy Angkhola Rust Free Khukuri | Handmade Kukri | EGKH Knife becomes an extension of the user’s hand, effortlessly transitioning between tasks. Its melding of traditional craftsmanship and functional design underscores its status as a testament to Nepal’s blade-making heritage. Whether displayed as a cultural artifact or wielded for practical purposes, this khukuri knife harmonizes tradition and utility in an exquisite blend.

8″ Angkhola Rust Free Hancy Khukuri | Handmade Kukri | EGKH knife excels in a wide range of applications such as cutting, chopping, butchering, and piercing. The blade is very lightweight weighing just 350 gm. The total weight of the khukuri along with the scabbard and the Karda & Chakhmakh is just around 550 gm.

The lightweight blade can be used for any kind of outdoor camping or jungle safari. Karda and Chakmak, two other knives, are also included in the Khukuri package. The Karda is a useful small sharp knife that may be used for a variety of tasks, including cutting fruit and opening cans. The Chakmak, a blunt steel, can be used to hone the blade and can even start a campfire with a flint spark. Purchasing this khukuri from EGKH ensures not only a remarkable and reliable knife but also comes with the added benefit of being covered by the EGKH Warranty.