Poshland Handmade Kukri Knife with D2 Steel Blade, Durable G10 Handle, Premium Leather Sheath, Ideal for Carving, Hunting, Outdoor Use, and Gift for Adults

5 stars from me. When i saw it came I was too excited. I love kukris. This is my fourth technically 5th cause I gave one away to someone wanted one. Never had a Damascus one, I have a Damascus dagger and karambit. I just find Damascus fascinating. It does come with an oil coating, but anyone that knows Damascus knows the high carbon steel is prone to rust. Just wipe it off but if it’s kept completely dry for a period of time especially in a humid environment, it, will, rust. These metals and blades require care. The pattern on mine I think is just amazing. I have tried to use it, weight feels good, handle feels good in the hand, the weight, the swinging, balance, and it held up. Came with a good edge and bevel, no chips or anything and i was using it on decently hard wood. I quit after so long cause I just felt bad for swinging it cause how much I love it. For the money yes definitely worth it. Strong, dependable, good forge work and a work of art. Just requires a little extra love so she won’t rust

It is very much a kukri the Damascus layers are clearly visible and detailed. The blades edged is scary sharp. The balance is good the handle flares out pretty well it's comfortable in the hand even in reverse grip. Functionality is amazing and the blade is thick mine was straight and had good edge right out the box. HOWEVER, I DID NOTICE RUST ON THE BLADE. Now I understand that this might be considered a budget friendly knife however I would have thought that it being a Damascus layered blade it would take more time to rust. But it's a feicre kukri and will go through about anything. It's a beast of blade. Other than the little bit of rusting on the blade. Well done 👍 anyone look for a first time kukri you might actually consider this one.

The sword is beautiful. I love the Damascus steel etched in on it. It is very sharp and very sturdy and is the size I expected it to be. However, the one thing that lacks is the handle it’s very plain and boring and doesn’t have any of the unique rings around it like it shows the picture. A bit of false advertisement.

Beautiful knife. Not sure how frue the Damascus steel been rolled or folded but your not gonna expect what you get for the price it was I was a little bit weary of it but bad ass knife. Comfortable handle..

Very nice, had 1 inclusion in the blade side .I sanded down till it disappeared. Have to.pollish alot or rusty easily. Had mine for 5 years and sharp enough to shave with.

It’s friggin cold in Colorado, so I haven’t had the chance to take it camping yet. That being said, this is a BEAUTIFUL knife! Sharp enough to shave hair off my arm and held an edge when I whacked some fire wood in my back yard. My preliminary thought is that she is definitely worth the money! The only draw back is the grip. The finger groves give good grip for average to large hands. If you think your hands are on the smaller side you may want to look at a different option, grip wise

As many knives, like this, the sheath is kind of cheap, but let’s be honest, The sheath does not matter as much as the knife. When I first picked it up, I was skeptical, so I brought it outside chopped at a few branches, then smacked it on a 2 x 4 a couple times as you see in the photo, and the blade cut better than expected. The edge did not roll. It stayed sharp so for first impressions I would absolutely recommend it.

Pros: Pretty beautiful blade... nice Damascus pattern... reasonably sharp and recently oiled... came with a belt attaching sheath... Cons: Handle is too long by 1 inch to 1.5 inches... slight warp and bend in the blade... so not perfectly straight.. slight glinting after using it to cut easy materials... maybe temper wasn't perfect??? The sheath really doesn't hold the Kukri in securely... dont have to unfasten either straps to release it from the sheath... (after sharpening it further, i know am concerned with the sheath not holding it as secure as should be...) Other notes: From Hilt to Tip, it measures 15 3/8 inches... the blade itself measures 10 1/2 inches... Also the pummel and guard are Damascus (peened) with a solid wood handle and a bit of metal bands inlayed at both ends of the handle for decor... As is rate it 3 stars... if it were actually straight, with a shorter handle and fully sharpened, could have been a 4 or 5 star blade...