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Shikoto Sword Cane

$159.99 - $189.99
SYSC #41 UC3472
4.3 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • HAND-FORGED BLADE: The 18 1/4” hidden blade is hand-forged ensuring strength and sharpness.
  • PUSH-BUTTON BLADE RELEASE: The integrated release button allows for quick and easy access to the concealed blade.
  • PREMIUM WOODEN KNOB HANDLE: Features a sleek black wooden knob, adding elegance and style to the sword cane.
  • GENUINE LEATHER GRIP: The black leather-wrapped grip provides a comfortable, non-slip hold.
  • STURDY WOODEN SHAFT: The wooden shaft is finished with a no-slip rubber toe, ensuring reliable support on various surfaces.
Shikoto Sword Cane
Note this product cannot ship to the following states: NY, MA, CA
  • HAND-FORGED BLADE: The 18 1/4” hidden blade is hand-forged ensuring strength and sharpness.
  • PUSH-BUTTON BLADE RELEASE: The integrated release button allows for quick and easy access to the concealed blade.
  • PREMIUM WOODEN KNOB HANDLE: Features a sleek black wooden knob, adding elegance and style to the sword cane.
  • GENUINE LEATHER GRIP: The black leather-wrapped grip provides a comfortable, non-slip hold.
  • STURDY WOODEN SHAFT: The wooden shaft is finished with a no-slip rubber toe, ensuring reliable support on various surfaces.
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$159.99 - $189.99
Crafted with the same time-honored techniques used for their renowned katanas, the Shikoto Sword Cane is a testament to masterful swordsmithing. Hidden within its sleek design is a hand-forged 18 1/4” blade, ready to be drawn from the shaft with the simple push of the integrated release button. This concealed blade offers both exceptional durability and sharpness, showcasing Shikoto's craftsmanship. The sword cane features a premium black wooden knob handle, complemented by a genuine black leather-wrapped grip for added comfort and control. The wooden shaft, fitted with a no-slip rubber toe, ensures sturdy support while maintaining the cane’s refined appearance. At 37 1/8” in overall length, the Sword Cane provides a discreet yet functional solution for those seeking both style and practicality.

Overall rating: 4.1666665 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Just received the sword cane.

"Just received the sword cane. Seems to be decent quality especially for the price. It does rattle just a touch which was expected, however, I believe it’s gonna be an easy fix to silence it. The length was just about right. I’m about 5’11, 32-33 inch sleeve length for reference"

Dennis E. (5/5)

Highly recommended

"I love this cane not only is it sturdy but the sword fits snuggly and easily accessible with the push of a button"

Amber G. (5/5)

Sword Kane

"Was pretty surprised is actually decently sharp and will put together."

Tyler B. (4/5)

Shikotu sword cane.

"Sword is fine. Cane sheath much less so. Rubber tip does not fit and is of poor quality. Glued on with a glue that does not resist lubricant - result is a sticky mess. Mouth of the cane is poorly shaped and fitted. It is almost as though the sword was made by one maker and the cane was made by another."

Joseph E. (3/5)

Better than expected

"Was a bit surprised at the quality. Only complaint is that its about 4 inches longer than I expected. I originally bought the cane due to my age 75, having a bad leg and needing a cane to help me walk plus in my younger days I took fencing lessons so thought this was a good way to have some protection. If your in this same situation I would highly recommend this for you."

James M. (4/5)

Almost......

"I am using this alot for edc and the only issue I've had is that it rattles ALOT. It was decently sharp and seems very well put together. Nothing is loose and the wrap seems to be holding with me daily gripping it for walks. I have yet to actually cut with it as tatami mats are currently hard to come by but when I get some, I will update."

Hector C. (4/5)

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