I like how he is pretending to be some kind of dangerous warrior on the snow That shit makes me laugh

Who doesn't like some slight handle play while whacking every now and then?

I can hear the eulogy starting with, “Advanced Knife Bro was a knowledgeable, bulbous fellow with a fondness for outdoor-bladed-abstract expressionist dance. Gracefully dangerous, as described by window-framed neighbors, he terrorized only the most fierce of dead pine trees and bamboo...”

This video gave me a decent swell

My dad was in Malaya training Gurkas and getting trained back in bushcraft, he was given a military issue Kukri from the gurkas, then gave it away to a military enthusiast friend of the familys who also passed away and never arranged to get the kukri back. so now im trying to find a genuine one to replace for my own knife collection, this video helps , thank you for helping return - in a way - a dream.

I enjoyed the entire top 5. I love your work mate. Kukri are great fun to use.

Wonderful, superb, educational,informative, interesting, skillful handling & humorous! Thank you for sharing!!

I love this channel! Keep up the good work. 👍

I find your blade reviews to be highly entertaining with how sarcastic and dry you are, you sir have made me a subscriber 😎

Dude, you're freaking hilarious. And awesome. Thank you for the content!! Trying to find a good kukri, and this info is gold! Cheers! My inner mall ninja is crushing on you. No bromo

I didn't know I wanted this comparison, but now I know I needed it.

First time seeing one of your videos I found it quite humorous I thought it was a nice break in videos of getting kind of dull to watch a video about knives I was starting to get bored with them until I seen yours now I'm going to be able to watch it a lot more boring videos that you help me get through in the future keep up the good work I'll have to check some of your other stuff out.

Great review of a review, which interestingly enogh I re~viewd.... keepem coming

i'm getting a CarniK Con vibe from this channel and i love it.

Excellent videos, great content, aNd well presented, thank you 🙏

Hey man, new sub, really enjoy your approach to vids!

Really funny commentary. Just subscribed for that reason

Great clip, I laughed all the way through, well done Knife Bro !!

I have a new favorite narrator of outdoor geekness. Thanks

I just bought a Ka-bar kukri and you're definitely right about that, the grip is comfortable, but hopefully it doesn't do that wobbly handle thing.

Great vid. Not because it’s a list (those do suck) but because all your vids are great vids 👍

cant wait for the next kukri review!

I needed this. Thank you

Idk how you keep your narrating interesting still like u do after all these episodes. Gota be the pbr. Going to party store now

I like the look of a lot of kailash's work, so im excited to see your thoughts.

Your take on the Woodsman Pal would be interesting . My Kukri collection is now in a wooden trunk in a spider infested storage building . Hope you had a decent alcohol induced 4th of July . The homemade M-80s worked great and made a couple "friends" with local law enforcement . Thanks for your video Advanced Knife Bro .

LoL... Dude, GREAT overview. 😎 I'll NOW check out the Ontario and maybe the Ka-bar... I'm a big Ontario fan boy, so I'm guessing right now I'll be more interested in it than any other... To be continued...

I like the vibe, and I like blades so cheers. I subbed.

We need more kukri content bro it’s been years there are lots of great new Kukris out there

I appreciate the work you do.

Let's talk about recolection of edge retention being an emoition.

Looking forward to some Cali landscape videos.

While i consume this caffiene. All i cant think is you are the 🐐. THE BRADY of review bros

came here to complain about a top-5 list and was pleasantly surprised that you confirmed the purchasing decision I had already made.

Great bro.. Very like every single your video

Just found your channel and buddy, do you have to be so sarcastic? The answer is no, but I'm glad you are. Watched a few other videos and this is an entertaining and informative channel. Thanks for the laughs - fellow cynic -

excellent comparison sir

Thank you for all of this.. It really can't get any better.😂😂

Nice video. I too would pick Zombie Tools Vakra but I can't afford one right now since I ordered a Spit for Christmas ;) I'm sure some Cold Steel fanboy like me already pointed out that that's not CS kukri but kukri style machete :). It's worth exactly what you paid for it. I own one of their actual kukris with 5-6mm spine and it's a decent chopper.

Great video bro

Kabar kukri is very comfortable. However I prefer the kabar cutlass. Feels lighter same ergo handle. Kabar makes tough stuff that's priced at a point I don't feel bad about using and abusing. Great video btw.

I have a Tora Blades Sirupate kukri. If SHTF it would be my first choice. It does every thing from cutting vegetables, filleting king salmon to felling tree limbs. I also have the Ka- Bar kukri. The Ka-Bar is obviously lighter in weight and size but still a killer big knife that gets it done. These days I keep the Tora Blades at home by the front door because reasons. The Ka-Bar Kukri is my car camping knife for short fly fishing trips. Filleting fish, chopping wood, et.al. shore lunch preparation. It does it all pert' dang good! Mahalo!

I love my himalayan imports. It's not the most basic one, but it's not crazy pricey. I don't really use it that often, but it's nice to have.

Thank you for sharing!

I just came across the kukri scourge. Love it.

Sarcasm works for me, makes things clear and unpolished. I have a Ghurka kukri from when I worked with them at Puckapunyal in Victoria (Australia) in the early 80s. They wanted a slouch hat but being in armoured corps we only had black berets so it cost me 20 bucks. It has a small skinning knife and a sharpening steel attached to the outer scabbard. Rusts like a bastard, hard to sharpen but stays sharp and the blade doesn't nick,but I only use it on wood. Shortish, light but very sturdy, I think the Ghurkas got it just right, except for the handle, but as you said, manliness doesn't come from Oil of Ulan. Cheers Craig

Here's a fellow advanced dad bro father of 4 tip: When you have multiple sick kids in the house, sleep with your sneakers on. Think of them as tactical slippers. Cuts seconds when making a mad dash for a container or trashcan to catch vomit. All your Kukri vids are a guaranteed watch imo

Love his commentary

Great video 😅👌 i just but 3 used tora kukris. I never used it but i got a good deal.

The Bud K looks an awful lot like the Kukris I bought from Atlanta Cutlery back in 1979. They started the whole Kukri craze. I still love it and it has held up well.

I watch bush craft all day long if it’s got a date on there that isn’t five years old I’ll watch it love the video good luck!

His fight style looks to be the dangerous art of ninjrina which is a mix of backyard wannabe ninja and ballerina. This style consists of prancing, skipping, & twirling with a bit of Justin Bieber hair flip that lulls your opponent into an uncontrollable fit of laughter therefore rendering him defenseless. This guy is a true YouGoober!

Happiness is seeing your new video notification popup. Lo

Cool video review.. You should try out a FS Blades kukri 👍🏻 Lol seriously tho.

I have Khukris, but I usually just stick with my TOPS SXB. Good video, brother..✝️👍🏻

Oh man you gave me a good laugh! Subscribed!

Mahboi knifebro needs to review the cold steel special forces shovel. Love that damn shovel.

truly a thinking mans knife channel.

Alright, nice info. Only thing that puzzled me were those Jagger moves back there, like, were those necessary? Anyway, interesting stuff I love kukris and pretty much all types of blades. Kudos!

Knife bro, what is the wood burning contraption in your background called? Could you please tell me where you got it?

Fantastic Bro. Love the Kukri and if the Zombie Tools Kuk had a better pointed tip it would be king , but it's still a good tool and I can't believe how sharp that BudK Kukti is ,if I had one sent to you would you sharpen it and send it to me for a fee, oh and if you're ever interested in sell those Himalayan Import Kukri I real would be interested in buying them both for a reasonable price,and that no joke Bro. because they have been tested thoroughly for sure.

Bro, you must really be a pro because the dancing on the back with the two knives is so bad that I know it is super on purpose. You'd rock as a comedy actor!

That Cold Steel in all fairness is sold as a kukri-shaped machete, not as a kukri per se. CS DOES however market the Gurhka kukri in a full-size full weight version. The ring in the center of the grip is to maintain your grip and keep the knife from flying out of your hand during a swing, or your hand from sliding onto the edge in a stab..

Wish I could afford a Vakra! It's a veritable Holy Grail of khukris. The ring in the center of the grip is to prevent the blade from flying out of the hand on a swing.. and preventing the hand from riding up on the blade edge during a stab... since traditional khuks have no hand guard. Thanks for the video...

Your moves are sweet. Very fluid. More sheaths on the belt plz.

Fox cutlery makes some real nice ones from m390 and they are quite awesome. Kinda look tactful but they are some of the best ones I've used thus far. Plus they have different colors so that's always a plus if you wanna show it at your next "pride" meeting

My starter (only, if you don't count my Raja III) kukri is the budk one. Used an old 7" milwaukee HD grinder/sander to sharpen it. It gets (ab)used for pallet projects (bonfires). Been looking at the Condor K-Tact, but then Lynn got me with the AD-15 & so that's on pre order. You settling into Cali alrite? Can't wait for the inevitable Nick Shabazz crossover episode.

You've slowly turned me towards the Kukri side. I'll have to pick up some cheap beater to get a feel for it myself.

you are great man

I’ve had all these at one time or another except the Vakra, and several hundred more when I was mega collecting, so sorry for the long post. I still have a couple hundred Khukuris and Kukri-like objects, and have sold off at least that many over the past 15 years. Most of mine were / are HI’s made from late 2003 when Uncle Bill Martino was still with us, until 2006 after he walked West (all U.B. marked), but I also have a bunch of other production and customs. Back in the day there was only one HI model with a non-traditional pinned Chiruwa/Panawal handle, and that was the CAK or Chiruwa Ang Khola. Now because of a revised limited warranty that supersedes the old unconditional warranty (because idiots were beating oak logs with thin Kobras, then demanding a new knife) most HI handles are pinned (which was a British manufacturing convention). They are more durable for the warranty, but are heavier, transmit a lot more shock to your hand, and are less blade heavy. The traditional method is to fit the handle with Laha, or homemade epoxy, to a handle that’s been carved out to accept the hidden tang, which is then secured at the pommel. One fitted correctly this way is a lot more fun to chop with IMO. Traditionally they also don’t have those habaki bolsters, but that’s an eternal argument. The kamis put those there so that the village saarki’s (scabbard makers) don’t have to work as hard to fit the knife to the scabbard. Insert one of those in the scabbard and turn it upside down though, and watch the knife thunder to the ground. Just don’t be wearing sandals, ask me how I know! Just a couple of comments; agree about the KA1249 handle, it’s great! But there’s a reason the sharp factory edged machete is sticking in your work, it’s not a convex edge. Use a slack belt grinder or sandpaper/ mousepad technique and give it a convex edge, it will chop a lot better and be easier to maintain. On a couple of those shots you’re chopping towards your ankles and lower legs; really bad idea. One slip out in the woods and you’re boned. A leather or kydex sheath works way better than the heavy Buffalo hide covered wood scabbard most Nepalese khukuris come with, and can’t split like those scabbards can. Lots of great Kydex guys out there. Plus you don’t have the sharp brass chape at the end of the scabbard poking you, or such a high-riding frog. If you ever have a loose handle stop chopping with it immediately, (especially if it’s a cheap junker like the BudK, sorry!) When the blade finally fails it’s going to fly out of the handle, do a 180 degree turn, and come back right on top of your hand at the web. Being a BudK I doubt if it will cut you, 😉 but if it’s actually sharp it could lay the top of your hand wide open. If it’s a good model have it fixed, otherwise I’d toss it. Check out Nepalese Khukuri House, they make some nice models for about $120 shipped, or at least they used to, I haven’t bought anything but modern Kukris with synthetic handles in the last few years. Thanks for the entertaining video!

Just discovered you. I love you already. Keep up with the subliminal ironic comment. Loving it.

Very good ,funny ,honest.

im truly happy

But how do they compare to the "Tac-force Gray Camo Bottle Opener Glass Breaker Knife"?

How is this guy not the most popular knife reviewer KZfaq I’m subbed but I’m not gonna give you a dime on Patreon

Great, Thanks.!!

I feel truly happy

Pretty good video especially the double kukuri Fairy dance

LOL good stuff man, you are hilarious! :D

I've been thinking about getting an Ang Khola from Himalayan Imports, what size are yours? 15 inches? they look great!

Can you review an OTF Kukri?

I only have the ka-bar kukri. It gets the job done and is comfortable...but the coating did chip after about an hour of serious use. Probably best bang for the buck....but hey....looks super mean. So that's something

Would these be good for cookery?

Cheers from OZ AKB 👍

Servus, a good Channel 🤜 🔥 🤛 Abo for you. Bob

A rebellious colonial with an english sense of humour. Subscribed

I picked up a scourge from Kailash. Haven't used it much but I do swing it around in front of the mirror from time to time. But I dig the Bowie style handle. Any plans on trying them out?

Hi from 🇨🇦 good video,Have you considered or looked into TOPS KNIVES, I have been using their Bushcrafter Kukuri .07 now for 7 years it’s more compact than an original design , it’s a beast

Heh heh....wood play. I have the Kabar and it's a solid kookery option.

I love your humour, very entertaining! As someone who is new to the world ok Kukuri’s and the fact I live in Australia with limited options I appreciate your taking the time to share your thoughts on each one.

I like the kabar best its the only one i have and I figure if the only issue it that the coating comes off i can just recoat it myself whenever it gets worn and that saves on mineral oil which I use to prevent rust

Liked and subscribed but, still wondering how my search for the perfect Kukri brought me here.

Great video, very funny. I have the cold steel and a mall-special.., the cold steel is the better one of the two. Kinda wish I sprung for the Kbar, then again I have never purchased anything else at the mall since, so I guess I’m cured of one stupid vice.

Sorry, don't really care for Kukri knives. I can't excessively "flip open and close" a Kukri while sitting and watching your videos. Take some of that bamboo with you west, I have a feeling that you're going to miss it! Cedric & Ada approved? Love it!

And thank you for your input on cool Curry's😊 my apologies Google hasn't learned how to spell

4:55 That's the strangest rain I have ever seen.

I almost choked on all the K’s, thankfully my first aid beer was within reach.

It's hard to put CS at the bottom when it can slice the head off of a hog in one swipe! But, I respect your blademanship and CS gets where it gets.

Do you plan on getting the new Vakra to do a comparison video? What are your thoughts on the Condors: the Heavy or K Tact.

I bought the Ontario Knife Company's kukri, they have a heat treating issue. The blade snapped in half while trimming a green limb. I still haven't heard anything from the company. I recommend a cold steel Gurkha kukri or a kukri from The Kukri House of Nepal.