Survival Hunting Knife with Leather Sheath, 15 inches Fixed Blade Tactical Kukri Knife for Camping, Outdoor, Bushcraft

Most of the time, Kukri style knives come in at around $50 with some over at over $100, so at less than $30 with a leather sheath, this chopper/trimmer is a great value. Total length is 15”, with the blade about 9.75”. It weighs in at ~1.3 pounds. Balance is good. Real wood full tang handle with lanyard. Blacked out 3cr13 stainless steel, made in China. Came very sharp, designed as a jungle brush cutter in the Nepal region of India, so well designed to cut trails and clear brush, as well as strong enough to split campfire wood. I like the balance. Would recommend wearing a glove when chopping, unless your hands are well calloused as the tang is very slightly above the wood scales. Shipping was fast, and this knife arrived in top condition! I have a red cedar 6’ log that I need to trim the limb stubble from, it’s first use!

The Hitdudu Survival Hunting Knife is a versatile tool designed primarily for outdoor survival and hunting, but it can also serve as a handy companion for gardening tasks. Here's how it performs for gardening purposes:---Key Features:1. Blade Design:The knife features a sharp, durable blade that can handle cutting, pruning, and digging tasks in the garden.The serrated edge (if included) is helpful for cutting tougher materials like small branches or roots.2. Material:Made from high-quality stainless steel, the blade resists rust and corrosion, even with exposure to soil and moisture.The sturdy build ensures durability for demanding gardening chores.3. Handle:Ergonomic handle provides a secure grip, even when dealing with tough gardening conditions like wet soil.Non-slip material enhances safety during prolonged use.4. Size:Compact enough to maneuver around tight spots in the garden but robust enough for heavier tasks.---Pros for Gardening:Sharp Blade: Excellent for cutting through small branches, stems, and roots with minimal effort.Durable Build: Stands up well to digging, scraping, and trimming tasks in the garden.Multipurpose: Functions well as a general gardening tool, reducing the need for multiple tools.Easy Maintenance: The stainless steel blade is easy to clean and sharpen, making it ideal for repetitive gardening use.---Cons for Gardening:Not Specialized: While versatile, the knife is not as efficient as specialized gardening tools like pruners or trowels for certain tasks.Blade Length: The blade might be too long or cumbersome for fine, delicate gardening work.Weight: Slightly heavier than traditional gardening tools, which could cause fatigue during extended use.---Gardening Usability Verdict:The Hitdudu Survival Hunting Knife is a robust and reliable tool for general gardening tasks, particularly those involving cutting, trimming, and minor digging. However, it may not replace specialized tools for precise or delicate tasks. Its durability and sharpness make it a practical option for gardeners who need a versatile, heavy-duty blade for tougher jobs. Recommended for casual gardening use, especially for those who want a multi-functional tool for outdoor tasks.

Need a better sheath ,nice handling

I purchased this as a gift for my 14 y/o, who enjoys collecting blades of all sizes and shapes. We can't vouch for the ease of hacking through brush yet, though I know is the intended job of the Kukri design. However, it feels quite solid in the hand and is a fine-looking piece. It is quite sharp and fits well within the sheath.

I recently received my new "Survival Hunting Knife with Leather Sheath, 15 inches Fixed Blade Tactical Kukri Knife for Camping, Outdoor, Bushcraft".My initial impression is that this is a nice knife. After taking it out of the sheath, I did observe it was oily. I like this as it keeps the rust away. It has a full tang and the weight is heavy, as a kukri should be. I would like to see a bit more thickness across the top edge, however it will be fine for its intended purpose. It came with a decent sharpness, until my OCD kicked in and I had to make it sharper, so it takes an edge well. The handle is solid wood with minimal fingering. It feels slippery but that is the protective coating to keep the wood preserved.This knife can easily take down a small tree or cut firewood and other uses for camping or survival. The sheath is low quality leather and has a 2" belt loop for strapping it on. The snaps are in a weird placement if it is on your side, but do work to hold the knife in the sheath. There is a para cord strap in place to help keep it on the wrist and prevent it being dropped.Overall, I do like the knife. It will fit well in a go bag and provides multiple uses.