Blackfox Dipprasad Kukri Knife

Perfect in almost every way: Edge, ergonomics, finish, and design—-except that it would be better with a bigger guard. Great for bushwhacking, camping, and yard work. The kydex sheath is very good; easy to draw but locks in just right. The tek lok clip helps justify the somewhat steep price.

Knife Collector and Steel Junky for years. This kukri is not exotic steel. What it is , is quality steel tried and true. 440C done by a reputable , quality manufacturer is better than an exotic steel like S35VN thats done quickly with not much supervision over the oven temperature and time. Excellent Kukri , fit and finiah is 5 star and steel is solid. 440C steel got a bad reputation from cheap knives labeled "440" with no C . Big difference. Totally recommend Fox knives fixed blades . I own 5 and all are sweet blades. Get one you will not regret it or scoff at 430C steel done right ever again. Tek Lok belt attachment and kydex sheath would cost $60 alone . Catch a sale if u can like i did . Quality , Tank like knife that cuts very well. Flat grind on blade is superb. Look at youtube reviews, i did before i bought mine. 5 kuking stars

It's everything I wanted in an EDC fixed blade Kukri. The size is perfect for on the belt under a t-shirt, It's extremely sharp. The angle is perfect. They overcame traditional Kukri knife problem with thrusting. The point is on the same level as about the middle of the handle. So thrusting force is directed directly back. into the forearm. Traditional Kukris don't do that. I love this about this one. The weight is perfect for a utility survival knife and a fighting knife. Kukris are typically too heavy for my style of knife defense (Martial Blade Concepts). This one is great. The sheath is EXCELLENT. Typically Kukris come with sub par sheathing systems. The knife has that loud wonderful C_L_I_C_K sound when securing it in the kydex sheath. That's something I look for in all my EDC fixed blade sheaths. Good ones click well, bad ones feel like mush. This is excellent. The metal is 440c Which is fantastic for a quality knife. I like it. all my custom blades are 440c, mostly. and I wanted a modern made Kukri that does not have all those handmade with old fashioned little differences that are typical of Napal Kukris. (I have them and understand all the nuances. It makes them unique. But for this one I wanted a modern rendition with modern knife making technologies). This is about as perfect as it gets. I haven't found anywhere in the internet market where you could do better for the size, weight, quality and sheath for less. Surely I have my favorite knife makers that I could ask to have one built like Mickey Yurco. But that would be in the $250-$350 range. This is perfect for what I needed in this knife.. Great job guys!!Only one wish list item I wished they considered. A tiny guard just forward of the index finger would have been great to prevent slipping on the grip on to the knife or accidentally choking up too much and cutting yourself on the back corner of the blade. Traditional Kukris all have this problem. It's part of the traditional design. But since this is a modern rendition, a small guard would have been a nice addition. Doesn't have to be much just a 1/4 inch something sticking out and rounded would suffice.Other than that I really love the knife. The price is great. NO complaints and a lot of Kudos!!