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TRAVELER BLACK WOOD HANDLE SWORD CANE

  • 22 1/4" stainless steel sword blade
  • Ergonomic wooden cane head
  • Can be used as a bludgeoning weapon
  • Rubber cane foot for grip
  • 36" overall length

Customer Reviews

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Mark Ehrman

It's nicer than I expected. Heavy, well-built and has a solid feel to it. The shaft is heavy and strong enough for good support as a cane or as a bludgeon. The blade is strong but slightly flexible and seems quite adequate. The general feel of the cane is like a much more expensive product. I've used it for cane and it works well, the strong shaft gives a comforting feelilng of support. I like it a lot and would recommend it.

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Stefan Flanse
Good cane.

The cane works very well as a crutch. To keep it shiny, be sure to add lube when not in use.

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john mathiesen

I really like it a lot!!! Feels great and sturdy. I like the way the handle connects to the scaverd. Not crazy about o-rings. Feels locked in place and then a quick twist and it comes right out. Put a little gun oil on blade and handle that goes into cane part. Not much rattle at all with mine. I havent used the blade for anything but feels solid and sturdy. I havent really used it that much but if I ever need one this will be one of my go to's and I feel confident with it doing what it needs to. Extremely happy with this purchase!!!!

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Rachel
Nice cane, excellent sword

Very nice sword. Is almost the full scabbard length. Very very sharp I was able to slice clear through a tightly rolled rug. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a reliable sword cane. Only down side is the blade rattles when in the scabbard. I was able to completely eliminate any rattle noise by lining the scabbard with thin piece of cardboard running the full scabbard length.

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Mark Currier

Enjoying very much but wish had something more than cardboard inside the shaft to protect to blade and prevent rattle besides that loving it even after hand filing a new different edge on it

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