SaberForge | Art of the combat saber

Viha

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Category: Elite-valosapelit

The SaberForge Wrath is a menacing two handed saber with a unique oval emitter that is crowned by four triangular claws. A low profile tsuba below the emitter provides a sndary grip point. The switch section uses a plunger style activator disguised as one of the brass pins. This saber is designed to accept a drop in style chassis that can be removed for charging, or the ribbed lower body can be unthreaded to access the battery and (when applicable) the micro SD card. The pommel has a D-ring mounted for hanging the saber on a belt.

To remove the battery for charging use the included allen key to loosen the silver set screw opposite switch. This allows the electronics core to to drop .25in so the battery can be removed. After charging the battery re insert the battery push the chassis up .25in and tighten the set screw. Be sure not to over tighten the set screw as this will depress the switch. 

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Weight

1.4 lbs
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Diameter

1.44 in
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Length

12.5 in
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Specifications
Length
12.50 in
Diameter
1.45 in
Inner Diameter
1.01 in
Weight
1.40 lbs
Blade Socket Standard
Socket Size 1.01 in
Socket Depth/Blade Plug Length 2.75 in
Material CNC precision-machined aluminum

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella I. ★★★★★

The oval emitter with those four triangular claws looks absolutely vicious on display, and the low profile tsuba gives my off-hand a surprisingly comfortable place to brace during heavy swings. Every time I pick it up I catch myself just staring at the claw details before I even ignite it.

Joshua ★★★★★

The two-handed grip feels rock-solid during swings, and that low-profile tsuba really gives you a secure second hand placement without getting in the way. Oval emitter’s an interesting touch for sure, but the claws are what sold me on the look.

Miles K. ★★★★★

The four triangular claws around that oval emitter aren't just for show—they give the hilt a really aggressive grip when I'm swinging two-handed. The low profile tsuba sits perfectly under my palm for a quick secondary hold, and the whole thing feels balanced enough for extended spinning.