A Blade For The Fiercest Warrior - Nomad's Fury Kurki Knife

One Blade - A Thousand Battles Nomad's Fury Kukri Knife Experience the perfect blend of tradition, toughness and style with this Nepal – inspired Kukri knife. 13" in overall length, it features a razor sharp, 8" blade crafted from high quality stainless steel. Designed with a ¾ tang and classic curved shape, ensuring durability for all your outdoor adventures. The ergonomically designed handle showcases a striking combination of resin and Turquoise effect, complemented by thick steel accents, a half guard and brass file work spacers for a secure and comfortable grip. Paired with a premium brown top grain leather sheath, featuring a belt loop, making this Kukri a versatile and practical companion. RETAIL PRICE: $269 WAS $159 YOU PAY ONLY $79 USE CODE GC25EM SHOP NOW The kukri is a legendary blade with origins tracing back to the 16th century, deeply embedded in Nepalese history and the legacy of the Gurkha warriors. Its distinct forward-curved design makes it both a weapon of war and a versatile tool for survival. Wielded by the fearsome Gurkhas, the kukri became a symbol of bravery, honor, and resilience, earning its place in countless battles, from the Anglo-Nepalese War to modern military conflicts. More than just a blade, the kukri represents the unwavering spirit of those who carry it.  The origins of the kukri trace back to ancient Nepal, with influences believed to stem from early Greek and Indian blades. Its distinctive inward-curved shape can be seen in historical weaponry dating as far back as the Mahabharata era, but it was the Gurkha warriors who cemented its legendary status. First recorded in battle during the 16th century, the kukri became an essential tool and weapon, evolving into the iconic blade synonymous with Nepalese strength and resilience. Its design, perfected over centuries, remains a powerful symbol of tradition and warfare.   During the World Wars, the kukri became a feared symbol of the Gurkha regiments, renowned for their unmatched bravery in combat. British and Allied forces often relied on the Gurkhas, whose skill with the kukri made them formidable warriors in close-quarters battle. Stories of their fearless charges and silent efficiency in the trenches of World War I and the jungles of World War II only added to the blade's legendary status. Even in modern warfare, Gurkha soldiers continue to carry the kukri as part of their standard gear, a testament to its enduring effectiveness, tradition, and honor on the battlefield. SHOP NOW No longer want to receive these emails? Unsubscribe. Timepieces International Inc. 10701 NW 140th St Suite 1 Hialeah Gardens, Florida 33018 Terms and conditions apply. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with other offers and we reserve the right to end the promotion at any time. We reserve the right to end, change or refuse this offer at any time. All orders subject to stock availability. Online or online prices only.  Offer excludes all products with strike through pricing and specifically any products listed at https://timepiecesusa.com/collections/daniel-steiger-outlet Conditions apply