Karambit for Unturned

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The contemporary equivalent to the ancient fighting tool wielded by practitioners of Silat is the machete. This versatile blade is a staple in many Southeast Asian cultures, particularly among those who practice traditional martial arts like Silat. With its long handle and sharp cutting edge, the machete serves as an effective extension of one's arm, capable of delivering swift and precise strikes. Its utility extends beyond combat, however, as it is also used for chopping and clearing vegetation in rural areas. The machete has become an integral part of Silat training, with practitioners honing their skills using this trusty blade.