If you dropped Lynn on a deserted island with only a kukri machete, the reason he’d smile is because he’d still have his Espada XL, two Voyager Vaqueros and a Ti-Lite concealed somewhere on him 😂
I'm 72 years old with Arthur & afailed rotator cuff failed operation failure any suggestions I live on the left coast & don't want to end up with bubba.thank you
@@bushkillblades6313 LOL at your sour grapes cry baby comment. I own 3 CS kukuris (LTC, Machete, and magnum Machete ) know how many hand forged blades I have?, none. No need
"If you drop me off in a room full of paraplegic African children with only my kukri machete, all I'm going to do is smile" Lynn Thompson [paraphrased]
This Kukri is the first Cold Steel product I bought, probably 11 or 12 years ago. Love it. I bought three other cold steel knives after that... over the years.
I have several Kukri. I would agree 100%. March 2020 I bought the Rajah ll and you really should check it out. It has become the companion EDC to my Vaquero Grande 6" serrated that I've carried for over 25 years. Absolutely crazy and it fits well in my jeans. It's a pocket Kukri. I love it. ❤
I like how this Machete can stab any hoodie with no issue! I kid….cold steel knives rock! This Kukri Machete is super solid and for its size and design a multi function tool!! I have 2!
I've had a Cold Steel Kukri machete for many years and sharpened the false edge about six years ago. I have given six of them as Christmas presents. It's just a fine machete and weapon.
I have had one of these for about 21 years and it's still functional.....no false edge though Great machete.....my favorite is the 12 inch barong Liked and shared
I own this kukri machete. I've cut carboard as if butter and I went through a box staple without knowing it. The edge didn't even roll or chip. A wonderful piece. I love the 3V you show. I have a Carbon V Recon Tanto that is the best tanto in my collection. My San Mai Magnum II tanto is the prize piece of my Cold Steel Collection. I carry a Cold Steel wherever I go and they never fail me.
Love mine. I bought some brown self cling sport bandage and wrapped the handle and put some wood glue on it to give it a little more cushion because I cut dry wood at times. For green stuff it’s great. For dry stuff up to 3 “ it’s OK but it’s to light to process a lot of dry wood. A saw would would be better. It’s about a lb and a half and can dig small holes. The COLD Steel Shovel is it’s equal. I use the machete for bush wacking and remote camping and the shovel for more public settings. I shortened the shovels handle so I could get one hand wrap around the wood handle. Shortened the end that inserts into the handle. Smaller pack size and a easier to use as a hatchet. I also pre drilled my walking stick to accept the shovels screws so it can be made into a long handled shovel. I have liked and shared both products and have used them for over a decade. Highly recommend them.
Good job, guys. The latest videos on this channel has improved dramatically compared to the earlier ones this year. It's great to have Lynn and Luke talk about different aspects of a product's design. Having a young lady to guest star is the sugar on top. When I make some of my review videos, I have my wife do the same guest starring and that seems to be a welcoming move. I have the Royal Kukri machete from CS--just a longer bladed one comparing to this base model, with a protruding hand guard roughly at the location of the traditional kukri notch. It has a nice ring tone when you hit something with it--an evidence of good and even tempering. Hell of a deal for 40 bucks.
I liked, shared, and commented. Long time fan of cold steel, and even bigger fan of the tanto style that cold steel produces. I carry the recon tanto with me everyday, and everywhere. Would love to add this one to the collection!!!!
I've used the Kukri Machete for several years now. It is still my go tool for cutting brush and briars. Had to laugh when I saw Lynn's neck knife. I have carried a Spike Tanto for a very, very long time and use it almost every day.
The Kukri is a fantastic tool and weapon, keep one in my camping/ go-bag for many reasons. Also just got a few of the CS competition throwing axes, very impressed with them! Now just waiting for the War Hammer and certain swords to come back in stock, make it happen CS!
I had a kukri from Nepal given to me as a gift as my first knife by my brother and sister. Since then I’ve bought a few, including the Rajah 2 which I’ve used to chop trees, make giant sandwiches at the lake, etc. definitely an awesome versatile blade
I liked and shared it. Still to this day my favorite cold steel item is the voyager tanto xl. Both serrated and plain edge. Can’t go wrong with either!
I own this machete. It is a workhorse, I reprofiled the edge and it BITES into everything. Great buy. Keep it up Cold Steel, also... COMMENTED, Liked and Shared!
Lynn is and will always will be one of my hero’s. I carry a cold steel recon 1 tanto every day at work…never have to worry about needing enough knife when the time times 😎👊⚔️
I love Kukris and this one would go well with my Battle Stars which make those little things David Carridine threw look like something to use in a bar game. Each point is 4" long.
I recently bought a stainless steel machete from a company called, Albainox to clear a patch of bamboo. After 20 minutes the edge looked horrible! As I ruefully contemplated the mess I'd made of it, I found myself wishing I'd bought my machete from Cold Steel...
I got my KUKRI MACHETE back in the 90's when it was under special projects and carried on my gear while in the Army and then when i was working as a security specialist on a joint team alongside Saudi MADAR and that blade along with my cold steel Rifleman tomahawk made them all smile.
I never met a Cold Steel knife I didn't like!!! I used to have one of the original Kukri machetes and it was awesome. Now, I'm sure I need one in 3V!!! 👍👌🤘🤞
I shared! I ONLY buy Cold Steel! They are the best of the best. Nothing cuts better, nothing is stronger! My wife and I both carry cold steel knives everyday. They have knives that are comfortable for her and big knives for me. I never doubt that I can defend my wife's life and my own. I put my ENTIRE LIFE IN COLD STEEL KNIVES! Nothing can beat them!
I love Cold Steel products. I have a respectable amount of Kukris, tantos, Kris, and others. The quality of my blades get tested each time I use them. None have failed so far.
Tonto Recon folder, Recon spear point , ti lite 6" , ak-47 mini, Drop forged dagger, counter Tac, all in my rotation for daily carry . Best dam knives money can buy !
if it isnt coldsteel its not on my pocket ,i cant trust it! always have always will be a supporter ,fan and patronage of coldsteel as a company ,concept and customer fo or 25 years,liked and shared on facebook!
@Cold Steel Beautiful performing Kukri. If I couldve won that Magnum Tanto to add to my collection, that'd make my Birthday & Christmas or just gift my wife a Survival Tool. Awesome stuff. So happy with your products.
Big fan of coldsteel machetes. I have the kurki plus machete , two handed latin machete and black bear bowie machete. Great products for a good prices.
The small pinch point on your Kukri Machete is not enough to not slip onto the blade Lynn. Therefore I always recommend the Kukri Plus Machete which is disc. now - because you invented the Gurkha Kukri Plus 3V and 4034SS ! I'm glad to have bought the Kukri Plus Machete Carbon 1055 a few years ago with a much better steel than the 4034SS Kukri Plus Machete. OK it does not hold a chance against the 3V version but that costs approx 20 times more...
I can't help it, but I need to speak out. Years ago my mother purchased a Recon Tanto years ago when you offered "seconds" in your catalog. I missed those catalogs with all the specs in them and most of us can't drive or fly to your offices to buy those seconds. So that kind of bothered me. On the positive, I found that my knife has a "2" stamped on it but as good as I am about finding flaws on books, knives, etc., it looks perfect and due to the lower price it was more affordable. I also own some of the first shjambocks (the plastic whips), Delta Darts, the rattan staff and so on. I like the synthetic weapons as much as the metal ones. I'm anxious to buy a Tai machete and a Katana machete, but if they break, as I understand from many people online that you do not replace them. It's understandable to encounter flaws, but it seems as if not offering a replacement for a flawed weapon counters the reputation of offering durable, tough products. So I shy away from your sword based machetes and always check for reviews on TH-cam and Amazon.
If you dropped Lynn on a deserted island with only a kukri machete, the reason he’d smile is because he’d still have his Espada XL, two Voyager Vaqueros and a Ti-Lite concealed somewhere on him 😂
I'm 72 years old with Arthur & afailed rotator cuff failed operation failure any suggestions I live on the left coast & don't want to end up with bubba.thank you
You forgot his Laredo bowie :-)
More like he'd smile because he'd still find a way to sue actual smiths. Lynn is a genuine POS.
@@bushkillblades6313 LOL at your sour grapes cry baby comment. I own 3 CS kukuris (LTC, Machete, and magnum Machete ) know how many hand forged blades I have?, none. No need
"If you drop me off in a room full of paraplegic African children with only my kukri machete, all I'm going to do is smile" Lynn Thompson [paraphrased]
Lynn is the only man on the planet who can say "I've stabbed a lot of stuff with this ." and still be respected.
haha!you're right!:)))
That is why the khukri is one of my favorite knives ever. The versatility is limitless.
Been using Cold Steel knives for a good 30 years. Always a 'go to' for reliability.
This Kukri is the first Cold Steel product I bought, probably 11 or 12 years ago. Love it. I bought three other cold steel knives after that... over the years.
I have several Kukri. I would agree 100%.
March 2020 I bought the Rajah ll and you really should check it out. It has become the companion EDC to my Vaquero Grande 6" serrated that I've carried for over 25 years. Absolutely crazy and it fits well in my jeans. It's a pocket Kukri. I love it. ❤
Every product I have from COLD STEEL has always delivered !
I like how this Machete can stab any hoodie with no issue! I kid….cold steel knives rock! This Kukri Machete is super solid and for its size and design a multi function tool!! I have 2!
Bought one a few years ago. Carry it in offroad vehicle, well used and still rock solid.
I bought one ca 20 years ago, and its still going strong. I just love Cold Steel blades 😃
I've had a Cold Steel Kukri machete for many years and sharpened the false edge about six years ago. I have given six of them as Christmas presents. It's just a fine machete and weapon.
3 spikes, 2 kobuns, 1 trail hawk, 1 shorty. Love Cold Steel! liked and shared of course!
I have had one of these for about 21 years and it's still functional.....no false edge though
Great machete.....my favorite is the 12 inch barong
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Wow. I remember watching Cold Steel videos back when I was growing up, didn’t realize that these were still being made.
I bought one of these when they first came out over 30 years ago. I still have it and its going strong. Love cold steel.
Have had my kukri for 10 years....love it! Great tool!
I own this kukri machete. I've cut carboard as if butter and I went through a box staple without knowing it. The edge didn't even roll or chip. A wonderful piece. I love the 3V you show. I have a Carbon V Recon Tanto that is the best tanto in my collection. My San Mai Magnum II tanto is the prize piece of my Cold Steel Collection. I carry a Cold Steel wherever I go and they never fail me.
These are great blades, have the magnum kukri and always been happy with it
I bought one of these for a coworker for his camping trip. Loved it so much he took it to the sandbox with him when he was deployed.
It makes sense
This knife maker is one of the finest knifesmiths in the world.
Love mine. I bought some brown self cling sport bandage and wrapped the handle and put some wood glue on it to give it a little more cushion because I cut dry wood at times. For green stuff it’s great. For dry stuff up to 3 “ it’s OK but it’s to light to process a lot of dry wood. A saw would would be better. It’s about a lb and a half and can dig small holes. The COLD Steel Shovel is it’s equal. I use the machete for bush wacking and remote camping and the shovel for more public settings. I shortened the shovels handle so I could get one hand wrap around the wood handle. Shortened the end that inserts into the handle. Smaller pack size and a easier to use as a hatchet. I also pre drilled my walking stick to accept the shovels screws so it can be made into a long handled shovel. I have liked and shared both products and have used them for over a decade. Highly recommend them.
Never been disappointed with any Cold Steel product!
They're all awesome 👍🏻
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Good job, guys. The latest videos on this channel has improved dramatically compared to the earlier ones this year. It's great to have Lynn and Luke talk about different aspects of a product's design. Having a young lady to guest star is the sugar on top. When I make some of my review videos, I have my wife do the same guest starring and that seems to be a welcoming move.
I have the Royal Kukri machete from CS--just a longer bladed one comparing to this base model, with a protruding hand guard roughly at the location of the traditional kukri notch. It has a nice ring tone when you hit something with it--an evidence of good and even tempering. Hell of a deal for 40 bucks.
I liked, shared, and commented. Long time fan of cold steel, and even bigger fan of the tanto style that cold steel produces. I carry the recon tanto with me everyday, and everywhere. Would love to add this one to the collection!!!!
I've used the Kukri Machete for several years now. It is still my go tool for cutting brush and briars. Had to laugh when I saw Lynn's neck knife. I have carried a Spike Tanto for a very, very long time and use it almost every day.
I have and used Cold Steel Machetes for years! fantastic chopper and i am sure it would be a formitable weapon if need be!
The Kukri is a fantastic tool and weapon, keep one in my camping/ go-bag for many reasons. Also just got a few of the CS competition throwing axes, very impressed with them! Now just waiting for the War Hammer and certain swords to come back in stock, make it happen CS!
Awesome video sharing this as well as picking one up! Thanks Cold Steel great knives as always.
Best machete I've ever owned does great here in Florida cutting everything had it for about 6 years now!!!!!!
I had a kukri from Nepal given to me as a gift as my first knife by my brother and sister. Since then I’ve bought a few, including the Rajah 2 which I’ve used to chop trees, make giant sandwiches at the lake, etc. definitely an awesome versatile blade
Been following Cold Steel since the beginning. Have always been a fan of the katanas. Always wanted one.
Lynn, T, the crew, and Cold Steel! Liked and shared as always. Lynn forever!!!
I liked and shared it. Still to this day my favorite cold steel item is the voyager tanto xl. Both serrated and plain edge. Can’t go wrong with either!
I own this machete. It is a workhorse, I reprofiled the edge and it BITES into everything. Great buy. Keep it up Cold Steel, also... COMMENTED, Liked and Shared!
Have the kukri in sk5, absolute beast. Handling is superb for a knife of its size.
Lynn is and will always will be one of my hero’s. I carry a cold steel recon 1 tanto every day at work…never have to worry about needing enough knife when the time times 😎👊⚔️
I love Kukris and this one would go well with my Battle Stars which make those little things David Carridine threw look like something to use in a bar game. Each point is 4" long.
I recently bought a stainless steel machete from a company called, Albainox to clear a patch of bamboo. After 20 minutes the edge looked horrible!
As I ruefully contemplated the mess I'd made of it, I found myself wishing I'd bought my machete from Cold Steel...
Hands down the best kukri designers out there
This is actually the tool that got me to like and respect machetes
I got my KUKRI MACHETE back in the 90's when it was under special projects and carried on my gear while in the Army and then when i was working as a security specialist on a joint team alongside Saudi MADAR and that blade along with my cold steel Rifleman tomahawk made them all smile.
I never met a Cold Steel knife I didn't like!!! I used to have one of the original Kukri machetes and it was awesome. Now, I'm sure I need one in 3V!!! 👍👌🤘🤞
I shared! I ONLY buy Cold Steel! They are the best of the best. Nothing cuts better, nothing is stronger! My wife and I both carry cold steel knives everyday. They have knives that are comfortable for her and big knives for me. I never doubt that I can defend my wife's life and my own. I put my ENTIRE LIFE IN COLD STEEL KNIVES! Nothing can beat them!
Very cool!! Thanks for the great opportunity, fingers crossed.
My kukri is my ride - along car friend of choice. Never needed it yet, but times are bad...
I love Cold Steel products. I have a respectable amount of Kukris, tantos, Kris, and others. The quality of my blades get tested each time I use them. None have failed so far.
Cold steels historical blade updates are almost always better in every way than the original.
It's an awsome machete, i use it since a while and still happy with it.
Tonto Recon folder, Recon spear point , ti lite 6" , ak-47 mini, Drop forged dagger, counter Tac, all in my rotation for daily carry . Best dam knives money can buy !
if it isnt coldsteel its not on my pocket ,i cant trust it! always have always will be a supporter ,fan and patronage of coldsteel as a company ,concept and customer fo or 25 years,liked and shared on facebook!
Got ones years ago. I use in in the yard all the time. Tons so uses.
If Lynn gives knife advice.... I listen. Man knows his business.
Lyn is so enthusiastic and knows his stuff kukri is a great all-round blade
id like to see cold steel bring back the bad axe i used to have one and would like to see em come back
Just lovely, a Kukri to look at, a Kukri to use
Cold steel makes cool stuff Got me interested in knives after being long time gun lover
I have started buying cold steel knives almost exclusive now. Terrific quality products.
I did not know that the kukri machete was/is used by the Gurkha. It actually came as a surprise to me. A beautiful blade.
Awesome give away!. Cold Steel Rock's!!!!👍👍👍👍👍!! .I liked, Shared and am and have been a subscriber to Cold Steel For Life!!!!.
Another cold steel knife I have on the list to get. Good video thanks.
@Cold Steel Beautiful performing Kukri. If I couldve won that Magnum Tanto to add to my collection, that'd make my Birthday & Christmas or just gift my wife a Survival Tool. Awesome stuff. So happy with your products.
They are nothing less than Awesome. I have one of your first ATC. Love it and keep it at my front door and also I carry it when ever I’m in the field.
A Beauty and a Beast (plus Kukri Machete) - perfect combination!
kukri are already a good knife but a cold steel kukri.... i'm ready for the wild !!!!
Cold steel is my favorite brand. We are blessed to have it!
The Kukri is such a useful tool in so many ways...I need to add a false edge to my Cold Steel Kukri...Thanks for the tip!
I love this Kukri from Cold Steel.
Amen to I really like that cookie machete Thanks for showing about the Billy of the blade to cut that will kill. And Will smile 😊 to Lynn Thompson.
I wonder if they will talk about the dave axe
@@Sr_ECO Ya that one to.
Have used the 17 inch version for years and love it.
Love it...have one of them and one of the discontinued Long Handled model...nice balance..
Lynn in Africa just cutting everything in sight. Stabbing at everything to see if he can get all the way through. Smiling all day long!!!
Bit off topic but CS Ultimate Hunter just smashed the job of carving our Christmas Roast! BOOM! Cold Steel every time! 👊
Big fan of coldsteel machetes. I have the kurki plus machete , two handed latin machete and black bear bowie machete. Great products for a good prices.
Need one to add to my collection. Love Cold Steal
Very badass blade. I have a couple of the Cold Steel Kukri’s and will be picking up the Machete version next week. Can’t go wrong with Cold Steel.
Awesome machete, I definitely have to pick one up,merry Christmas 🎄
Awesome tool....very good TH-cam presentation. Does Mr. Thompson ever age?
I've always liked the way they look. And wanted a nice one . The gift knife is pretty awesome too 🙂
That is an awesome looking blade, cold steel makes good blades
All joy here! Another fine product!
Great looking blade.
unbelievable practical applications with the Kukri Machete!
love cold steel products, wish they'd bring back a modified version of their survival edge using a aluminum hollow handle and outdoorsman lite blade.
Fantastic blade at an incredible price !! What more need I say !!
Kukri machete is a beast! 🦁👍
I love your videos and all the weapons are the best on the market
I have the magnum kukri machete and man is it a great cutter! I'm wanting to try the royal kukri machete!
I got one of those. It’s light and cuts deep. Tough to. The bevel was crooked, but still well liked.
Cold Steel are the best knives in this universe as far as I know. Period ! I have two Recons SR1 and a SRK. Wish I had more...
I've3 been looking at Kukris for a short time now, this one is on the short list.
I’ve had one for years and love it
Liked and shared. Can't go wrong with Cold Steel. Awesome blades.
The small pinch point on your Kukri Machete is not enough to not slip onto the blade Lynn. Therefore I always recommend the Kukri Plus Machete which is disc. now - because you invented the Gurkha Kukri Plus 3V and 4034SS ! I'm glad to have bought the Kukri Plus Machete Carbon 1055 a few years ago with a much better steel than the 4034SS Kukri Plus Machete. OK it does not hold a chance against the 3V version but that costs approx 20 times more...
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Like the details and explains what a Kukri is happy holidays all be safe
Yes The Kukri is really one of my favorites. I have the kukri machete and the magnum kukri
This truly is one of my favorite blades. It is also a great idea to put that back edge on the front end for piercing. This is a good video.
I can't help it, but I need to speak out. Years ago my mother purchased a Recon Tanto years ago when you offered "seconds" in your catalog. I missed those catalogs with all the specs in them and most of us can't drive or fly to your offices to buy those seconds. So that kind of bothered me. On the positive, I found that my knife has a "2" stamped on it but as good as I am about finding flaws on books, knives, etc., it looks perfect and due to the lower price it was more affordable. I also own some of the first shjambocks (the plastic whips), Delta Darts, the rattan staff and so on. I like the synthetic weapons as much as the metal ones.
I'm anxious to buy a Tai machete and a Katana machete, but if they break, as I understand from many people online that you do not replace them. It's understandable to encounter flaws, but it seems as if not offering a replacement for a flawed weapon counters the reputation of offering durable, tough products. So I shy away from your sword based machetes and always check for reviews on TH-cam and Amazon.
We’re a cold steel family through and through
Where is Episode 3? Shared and liked!!!
Great video. Love this blade.