Great video mate Lots of good points made Felt like a fair discussion Didn't mind the length either as it felt like a podcast Thanks for the good content

Great vid mate 👍🏻 very good comparative analysis

Great video absolutely loved it bang on

Good video. I like long form content so that was fine. I do think there is some room to make it a bit more concise. I think videos like this work really well but perhaps you should do them with a scenario in mind. For example, Tomahawks vs Khukuri when camping, Tomahawks vs Khukuri while hiking. It will allow you to come out with a clear winner and tidier summary.

I've been using a CS Rifleman's Hawk at the cost of being laughed at due to it's weight at 2.6 pounds, for 10 years. You may want to reprofile the edge on about any axe or hawk to get the "cut" you're after... I like the Khukuri, but the "Right" axe for the job and it's no question, the Axe is KING!

The kukri is awesome, you can de-limb stuff (decap a zombie for instance), you can chop, you can cut if well sharpened, you can do feather sticks (although potentially also with the hatchet) and you can sort of fight more with the kukri, I think. Now, you chop harder with the axe so if that's in reality all you want it for then probably get the hatchet or tomahawk, it will be a bit better for that.

I tell you what mate I can't begin to count how many times I've used up a baton AKA a stick in use with my tomahawk. I love my tomahawks and axes I'm a lager but I still feel that the Khukri rains supreme

Nice video brother I get what your saying. Of course I'm a fan of both already. I personally like a kukri so I don't have to carry a camp ax. But depending on weather like winter I'll take my tomahawk. Mainly because summer you have vines and brush everywhere. I always go 3 tool roll saw, knife, hawk or kukri. I also switch between machete sometimes like the kabar cutless is my other go to. To tell the truth I could get away with a saw and knife I just use the others because I enjoy them. I'll tell you something about sharp implement fight. If you get backed into a situation you need to use a knife. Never stab you must cut to incapacitate. It's very hard to defend a stab in court you look like the bad guy. Versus I cut his arm because he had a weapon. That is a very very basic thought process you need to think about before ever using a sharp weapon.

Constructive criticism you must not take offence! The kukries are excellent but I’d like to see more of them close up shots and fly by camera work will do this the knives themselves are detailed and I’d like more time to appreciate them keep up the good work

I would think that the tomahawk blade is more durable (longer lasting) so if you ever ended up with just one tool I would trust it more to not break

As a tomahawk and khukuri user for years (my AO is North Central Alberta, Canada), I have to add my two cents. The tomahawk is not better on bigger wood, until recently most tomahawks did not have a hammer poll, if your tomahawk head is not set properly it will be loose enough to remove from the haft-none of mine can be easily removed. The tomahawk is easier to maintain than a khukuri. The khukuri is usually handier to use because of how you carry both. Both are about the same for fine, detail work. Neither is a 2lb axe and the axe outperforms them hands down for everything, however the axe isn't as handy to carry. The way I choose between the two is simply whichever I wish to carry at the time and in late fall, winter and early spring I take an axe. Edit: for either one, even an axe I carry a saw. Fewer calories burned and much more efficient. Second Edit: your Voidwalker is probably one of your neatest designs, but it isn't on the site right now. The Darkstar is a temptation as well. Decision decision....

Overall a good video. You could have keept it shorter though. If you plan what you say and cut it shorter you could definetly keep it under 20min. Concerning the Khukuri vs. Tomahawk I think that the biggest differenz between the two is that the Tomahawk can't be used very efficiently one-handed. Ive collected some experience myself and it is much harder to hit hard and accuratly with a Tomahawk when used in one Hand. The Khukuri is much easier and safer to use with one Hand. Therefore the Tomahawk/Axe is very powerfull and efficient when used with both hands. And because of that the Khukuri is better (in my Option) to process dead Wood, and the Tomahawk/Axe is better in felling standing trees. That is simply because you need your 2nd hand to hold your wood in place when processing it. When you fell a standing tree, there is No need to hold it in place.....so you can use both hands on the Tomahawk/Axe and profit from the enormous power you get that way. Thats why I choose an Axe to fell a tree and the Khukuri for processing the tree. Concerning hunting....I disagree with you. NOT because I think that the Khukuri is better at skinning than the Tomahawk. The Tomahawk is in fact better at skinning. But because you need to be able to take down a wounded animal that charges at you because you missed your Shot and didnt Hit a vital Area. A thrust with the Khukuri is mucher better suited for that, than a Swing with the Tomahawk. However I wouldnt choose either of those for hunting. If I went on a hunt (which I dont) I take a Bowie knife (or an actual dagger) pared with a skinning knife. Anyway just some of my thoughts. Have a happy new year!

I’d take the tomahawk in most areas along with a silky or bacho folding saw further up North I’d go with my Gransfors bruks Scandinavian axe the only time I’d take a machete is for areas where u have to cut a trail and it wouldn’t be a kukri but a thinner traditional machete without a recurve

Trade u for that tomahawk especially if u live in America