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14" mirror polished 7Cr17 stainless steel blade
Hidden handle release mechanism
Stainless steel head can also be used as a club
36 1/2" overall length
*This Item Cannot Ship to the Following States: NY, MA, CA
14" mirror polished 7Cr17 stainless steel blade
Hidden handle release mechanism
Stainless steel head can also be used as a club
36 1/2" overall length
*This Item Cannot Ship to the Following States: NY, MA, CA
Product Description
The master knife maker Gil Hibben unveils his first-ever custom designed sword cane. A 36 1/2" wooden shaft with a synthetic ivory and wood construction. A 14" mirror-polished 7Cr17 stainless steel tanto blade snaps into the shaft and releases with a blade release mechanism built into the handle. The file-worked stainless steel head offers a great grip but can also be used as a club for self defense.
I liked it very much. Good quality. I have two. I like to have a stick with me, but I don't need a cane, so I cut them both down to 2 feet. Now it serves as a short cane for reaching something, or getting up from the crouched position. It is also a Billy club and a stinger. (In Texas that's legal now.) And it is a handsome swagger stick. A good purchase, twice. PW
Tracy Thornhill Sep 20, 2021 (5 out of 5)
For the price,you'll like it
Good product,Swag stick for the price
Lynn Bennett Sep 12, 2020 (5 out of 5)
Sword Cane
I received my sword cane in a very nice package. After examining the cane I was very pleased with my purchased. As it has been mentioned in other reviews the blade doesn't come with a sharp edge. I used a combination of a slow grinding wheel to get a edge that could be sharpened and then used a series of sharpening stones to polish the edge until it became very sharp. It blade has a nice balance and the cane looks good.
Keith Boettcher Nov 16, 2019 (5 out of 5)
Just what I was looking for.
I was looking for a straight cane/walking stick with a hidden blade. This was perfect for that purpose. As others have said, it doesn't have much of an edge but with a little effort I got it razor sharp. Good solid product.
Jerry Jaeger May 04, 2019 (5 out of 5)
Hibbert Sword Cane
Great walking stick, strong and bot too heavy, blade needs to be sharpened but overall I’m very satisfied
Dale Rutherford Mar 27, 2017 (5 out of 5)
Great EDC Self-Defense Blade
Let me begin by saying that I have been looking for a solid, functional, self-defense, sword-cane at a reasonable price and I have admired this sword cane in the catalog for some time. I own several other Gil Hibben blades and I have never been disappointed in any of them. However, I was apprehensive about buying it based on the few negative reviews. I finally ordered one and overall, I'm pleased with the product I received relative to the price I paid. Overall, the sword-cane is a solid well-built product (relative to the price point) and it looks/feels good. As noted by others, the blade came out of the package with little or no edge on it. I believe this has more to do with making the product compliant with a broader range of marketplace restrictions (laws vary across the country) rather than poor workmanship. With a little effort, I was able to put a sword-angle edge on my new blade which is quite suitable for stopping an attacker. Some have noted that the blade is too short, but I find it just about right and well balanced. We should keep in mind, this type of "sword" is typically designed for self-defense and not designed to chop down trees with. The blade is thick and stiff enough for the designed length, suitable for slicing and stabbing. The two components fit solidly together with no wiggle or wobble. The cane is a bit heavier and robust compared to drugstore canes and well balanced to use as a club and I love the fennel made from solid stainless steel. The file-work or the fennel would some damage in and of itself. I quite pleased with the look and feel of the sword-cane combo and I'm glad I purchased it. You won't have to look very hard to find some minor workmanship flaws in the finish but I would like to point out, this product is not sold as a top-end, $thousand dollar, custom, hand-made, one-off collector's item -- it is a well made, functional, self-defense, sword-cane, that looks and feels good and priced to give you a very good value for the money you for it. To that end, I would recommend this product as a great EDG self-defense blade.
George Chavez Nov 20, 2016 (5 out of 5)
I love it
All I got to say is its great an will buy more of Gil Hibben products an from CH KADELS Awesome!!!!!
Hans Rudolph III Apr 22, 2015 (5 out of 5)
Great Looking Great Cane
This cane is tight nice looking and well made I have no issues with it except it's not razor sharp on the blade but very good looking and solid construction. Highly Recommend 10 Stars
Dan May 25, 2013 (5 out of 5)
Gil Hibben
Very stylish and extremely well built. Don't waste your money on the 20.00 sword canes. This is functional as both a cane and a defensive weapon
Rick Feb 19, 2013 (5 out of 5)
Piece of Art
I bought the Cane hoping to use it in my wedding. It was beautiful, well made, and stylish. I liked it so much I bought one for each of my groomsmen. I would have preferred they come pre sharpened but all the kids wanted to play with them at the wedding so I guess it was better that they were dull as no little fingers got cut.
professor falcon May 30, 2012 (5 out of 5)
awsome
i would lie to address two separate issues in this review, first i would like to say that the first time i ordered this cane it showed up slightly damaged however the people at budk showed kindness that of witch I've never seen before, not only did they replace my cane they also express shipped it to me. now the two issues i mentioned earlier, one the sword is actually more of a dagger but the blade is thick just like all of hibbens knives
Devilsugar Feb 27, 2012 (5 out of 5)
Proud owner
This is just a gorgeous piece of work. There's a reason why Gil Hibben is so well-known in the industry, and this sword cane is a testament to his craftsmanship. The dark wood, faux-ivory grip, stainless steel accents and pommel, and distinct blade all make the purchase well worth its money. You'll be happy to walk around town with a cane this handsome. There's no rattle when walking, and by its overall look you wouldn't guess there's a sword in there. I definitely recommend this to anyone in the market. I'd even go as far to say get some fencing classes at a community college just so you know how to use it well. I am a very happy customer.
Gerry Schiller May 08, 2019 (4 out of 5)
Not perfect but still very usable
Short and simple... I'm pretty happy with the piece; however, the description is inaccurate. The sword is NOT sharp at all. I will have to grind a sword angle then sharpen it myself. Otherwise it's a really cool and beautiful cane.
Roy Mundorff Jun 18, 2015 (4 out of 5)
Nice Swordcane
Nice looking swordcane. Much better than the 19.00 version. A good buy for 5t5he price.
Philip Evans May 08, 2015 (4 out of 5)
A nice blade, if somewhat short. Well put together, but need to put something in the sheath for the rattle.
Brick Royl Apr 13, 2015 (4 out of 5)
Solid product with no rattle between the blade and the cane when sheathed, the picture is a little deceiving as the edge starts half way up the blade but it is still a solid blade.
The only reason this is getting 4 stars instead of a full five is that the blade shifts in the handle a little but only when it is out of the cane.
It feels like a product that had a lot of thought put into it.
Kevin Causey Mar 25, 2015 (4 out of 5)
Beautiful cane, very well made. Blade is indeed mirror polished and looks lethal, but couldn't cut butter. Tanto point is reasonably sharp, though, so that's something.... These things can be corrected with lots o' sharpening. Only real complaint is it took WAY too long to get to SC from GA. Over 1 week from the time it went on the truck. All but 1 day bouncing around Columbia before it got to my door. No excuse.
George Jan 28, 2015 (4 out of 5)
sword cane
Nice cane.
walter Jan 22, 2015 (4 out of 5)
gil hibben sword cane
better than i thought it would be,need to sharpen
Ernie Austen Dec 23, 2014 (4 out of 5)
VERY NICE DOSEN'T RATTLE
I've been looking for a sword cane that didn't rattle and was well made. This cane fits those requirements, at first. It was tight & quiet till the blade was removed a few times then the metal sleeve on the cane came loose. Nothing a little glue couldn't solve. The sword developed a little play while in the cane, I glued a small rubber "O" ring in the lower metal ring and it tightened up. Now the cane is perfect. I bought it on sale so it is well worth the money. I sharpened the blade to a razor edge with my diamond stones.
Lee Aug 23, 2014 (4 out of 5)
true review
True review here: I was looking for a good yet not to expensive Sword cane yet had to be usable as a cane. I researched this one on line and found Budk to have the best price. Budk is a company that if you know what your getting, then you know what your getting. This cane arrived in a timely manor. Was a little on the warped side(like me) but that added character. A little lose fitting but not bad. Blade was Dull. All in all a good cane. After a few good coats of clear coat it looks good and is now protected. All I could ask for is a new tip as I am wearing mine out. But I must have gotten a good one. Everyone likes it.
Barton Oct 31, 2013 (4 out of 5)
Overall a very good sword cane.
Was rather impressed with it when it first arrived. Was a little off put when I discovered the edge was dull until I found out it is more of a stabbing implement than a cutting one. Have had no real problems other than the blade being a little loose and there are some parts that are loose enough to start rattling when the sword is deployed.
shaun bersch Jun 15, 2016 (3 out of 5)
Great cane bad sword
I like cane itself but not the sword in the cane. I love this cane as a cane but not as a means of self-defense. The sword aspect was not well designed overall. I think that the blade is too short to really do any real damage. And the blade is also very dull. However I do like how this cane functions as a cane. The cane design is great and I love the look and feel of this cane. But it is hard to deploy the blade. I think more time should have gone into designing the blade because the cane is amazing itself, it's too bad the blade doesn't match.
J R D Jan 04, 2013 (3 out of 5)
Not bad
I like my new cane, but it was a little off-putting that it came to me blunt. It has an edge, it's just not sharp. I managed to give it a bit of a point with a sharpening stone, but I think I'll need some kind of grinder to give it the kind of edge & point the one in the video had.
Dan Mar 10, 2014 (2 out of 5)
Unimpressive
Very disappointed with this item as it really isn't much better quality than the $20 canes, certainly no where near the 5 times the price. Don't waste your money.
kent hill Mar 05, 2015 (1 out of 5)
cheap
I was disappointed beyond belief! I thought Hibbon was quality stuff.not so because this is a pos.
James Mar 03, 2015 (1 out of 5)
Buy a Kit Rae Axios instead
I ordered two of these. Just got them. Both rattle , both have loose blades in the handles. Might as well buy a 19.99 sword. I did buy the Kit Rae Axios cane sword also. A way better sword cane. The only good thing about the Hibben is the blade is thick and the cane has a classy look, but looking good doesn't mean good. God bless