It's not a Hmong knife but pretty sharp, now the Ninja knife is more standard

[theking]

..looking and yes, very sharp for the money:

[Hung_Low]

..looking and yes, very sharp for the money:

I see Native Alaskans used these kind of cutting tool... Isn't it called the "Ulu" or something like that? I used to watch the reality show "Below Zero" and that one Alaskan family uses it.

[Visualmon]

Maybe Alaskan don't have sufficient time to produce blades so they created something more efficient way to cut meat in their environmental condition. 

[theking]

Yep, it's a Ulu...

[theking]

Will try it soon to see if it's really "effortless cutting" as claimed  :

[Hung_Low]

Maybe Alaskan don't have sufficient time to produce blades so they created something more efficient way to cut meat in their environmental condition.

I've seen them using this style of knife and it works for them skinning their kills, especially seals... works better than the usual run-of-the mill shape knife.