Serrated Combat Kukri

A forward-curved fixed blade descended from the traditional Nepalese kukri, its weight concentrated toward the tip so a chopping strike carries far more force than the blade's modest length would suggest. A short serrated section along the spine near the handle adds a sawing edge for rope, webbing, or restraints without needing a second tool.

It is as much a field utility blade as a weapon - as comfortable cutting through a locked door's frame or a seatbelt as it is in a fight - which is exactly why it tends to end up as a fixed part of a loadout rather than a situational pick.