Assassins Guild Tactical Gauntlet

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48687 #17 BK5456
3.4 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • FIERCE ADVERSARY: They won't even see it coming.
  • INTEGRATED OTF KNIFE: 5 1/2” razor-sharp dagger-style blade with partial serrations.
  • ADJUSTABLE DEPLOYMENT: Push button slider adjusts blade extension.
  • SECURE ARM SHEATH: Faux leather and nylon canvas with Velcro and buckle straps.
  • DISCREET CARRY: Concealable arm sheath keeps the blade hidden until needed.
Assassins Guild Tactical Gauntlet
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  • FIERCE ADVERSARY: They won't even see it coming.
  • INTEGRATED OTF KNIFE: 5 1/2” razor-sharp dagger-style blade with partial serrations.
  • ADJUSTABLE DEPLOYMENT: Push button slider adjusts blade extension.
  • SECURE ARM SHEATH: Faux leather and nylon canvas with Velcro and buckle straps.
  • DISCREET CARRY: Concealable arm sheath keeps the blade hidden until needed.
Price reduced from $138.99 to NOW $89.99 You Save 35% -35%
The Assassins Guild Tactical Gauntlet is a fierce adversary against those who want to try you and they won’t even see it coming! Armed with a razor-sharp, hidden OTF blade, you're ready for anything. The integrated, stonewashed stainless steel OTF knife has a 5 1/2”, razor-sharp, dagger-style blade with partial serrations and a piercing point. Access the blade with the push button slider, which gives you the option to adjust the blade’s extension from its brass colored metal sheath. The arm sheath is constructed of dark brown, faux woven leather and nylon canvas and fastens securely onto the forearm with Velcro and quick release buckle straps.

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Great product very happy with

"Great product very happy with my order and it shipped very quickly"

Denver C. (5/5)

Assassin's creed vibe!

"I'm very satisfied with the delivery and the product is not bad at all. Still getting getting used to it, but very nice nonetheless."

Terence S. (4/5)

Absolutley Stunning!

"The metal holds up. The vambrace is a gorgeous color. The housing is very solid. The mechanism for deployment does not get stuck. This is a true work of art."

Cody P. (5/5)

Truly feels epic

"Being a long time fan of Assassin's Creed, I was very excited to find a real hidden blade instead of some prop or toy you can find on the shelves of Walmart or Amazon. When I put this bracer on, and pull out the blade, I can imagine the feeling of having a blade outside the normal view of others, ready to strike seemingly unarmed. However, this product does not come without its faults. To start with the obvious, the Blade does not have a spring lock mechanism to automatically pull out the blade like the games. I understand why due to safety reasons but I think it takes away the novelty of feeling like an assassin. Next, much like the other version of the hidden blade (which sold out) this one almost requires you to be either bulky on the forearm or wear some clothes under it to keep it stable and/or prevent it from jiggling on your arm too much (as seen in my photo). It can be worn on skinnier arms (like myself) without layers but it can become very annoying. Overall, if you look past its minor inconveniences, this hidden blade is a great addition to some collections and maybe good for self-defense."

Kameron P. (4/5)

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I'm just going to going ahead and say this: this setup would be a tactical nightmare to use with the knife mounted the way it is. First, the likelihood of slicing your own hand open if you actually had to use this this is incredibly high. The blade does not leave the sheath and go fully into the user's hand, meaning the blade must rigidly pass over the most articulated part of the human body, which also happens to house things like nerves, tendons, and a multitude of blood vessels. The only viable strike that can be done in this configuration is a palm heel strike, which has limited practical use. Secondly, the knife being mounted inside the wrist wastes an opportunity for the sheath and mounting hardware to serve as a defensive measure and counter. Mounting on the back of the wrist solves both issues very well. So, the question: do you have any tactical gauntlets configured with the knife attached to the opposite side as the one shown here?
While this blade can come out and go back in. This item is designed as a display item.