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Beneath a portrait of creator Gil Hibben is detailing of a sword cane with stainless detailing and stainless steel blade. The stainless steel tanto blade is shown closeup adjacent to the sword inside the wooden cane. Synthetic ivory detailing is shown on the handle with stainless notched pommel. Gil Hibben Custom Self Defense Sword Cane Gil Hibben Custom Self Defense Sword Cane Gil Hibben Custom Self Defense Sword Cane
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Gil Hibben Custom Sword Cane

$191.99
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16209 #41 GH5014
3.9 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • CONCEALED TANTO BLADE: 14” 7Cr17 stainless steel blade stays hidden until needed.
  • HIDDEN RELEASE MECHANISM: Handle mechanism offers quick and secure blade access.
  • CLASSIC SHAFT DESIGN: 36 1/2" wooden shaft with synthetic ivory and wood accents.
  • MULTI-FUNCTION HANDLE: Stainless steel head serves as a grip and self-defense club.
  • UNMATCHED CRAFTSMANSHIP: A first-ever sword cane from the legendary Gil Hibben.
Gil Hibben Custom Sword Cane
Note this product cannot ship to the following states: NY, MA, CA
  • CONCEALED TANTO BLADE: 14” 7Cr17 stainless steel blade stays hidden until needed.
  • HIDDEN RELEASE MECHANISM: Handle mechanism offers quick and secure blade access.
  • CLASSIC SHAFT DESIGN: 36 1/2" wooden shaft with synthetic ivory and wood accents.
  • MULTI-FUNCTION HANDLE: Stainless steel head serves as a grip and self-defense club.
  • UNMATCHED CRAFTSMANSHIP: A first-ever sword cane from the legendary Gil Hibben.
$191.99
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Elevate your personal protection with the Gil Hibben Custom Sword Cane, a masterpiece of concealed weaponry. With its 36 1/2" synthetic ivory and wood shaft, this cane is a statement of sophistication and utility. Concealed within lies a 14” mirror-polished 7Cr17 stainless steel tanto blade, easily accessed via a hidden handle release mechanism. The file-worked stainless-steel head ensures a firm grip and functions as a formidable self-defense tool. Designed by master knife maker Gil Hibben, this custom sword cane offers both elegance and preparedness for any situation.

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Overall looks good. The blade

"Overall looks good. The blade is tight and operates smoothly. The only defect is a slight bow in the stick. Not enough problem to spend the energy to send it back, but less than happy with the product."

— Ray G. (4/5)

I altered mine

"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"

— Paul W. (5/5)

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."

— Keith B. (5/5)

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"

— Hans I. (5/5)

Solid product with no rattle

"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."

— Brick R. (4/5)

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"

— James (1/5)

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