Pros: Head Material, Usability
Cons: None
Great product
Spear is sturdy and decently sharp. Works great on feral hogs!
Cold Steel Assegai Spear with Long Shaft 6 ft. 9 in. Overall, Secure-Ex Sheath
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| Part Number: | CS95ES |
| Manufacturer: | Cold Steel Knives |
| Retail Price: | $76.99 |
| Our Price: | $46.95 |
| You Save: | $30.04 (39%) |
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Description
CS95ES: Assegai with Long Shaft with Secure-Ex Sheath
Cold Steel
The spear is one of man’s oldest, reliable weapons. Early examples were no more than sticks or poles with fire hardened points. As man learned how to knap flint, cast bronze and forge metals he would quickly adapt these technologies to the spear.
The spear, when used as a thrusting weapon, allowed one to dominate any enemy armed with a shorter weapon like a mace, axe, sword or even a bayonet. When thrown, the spear enabled man to bring down the largest predator while staying safely out of reach of fangs or claws.
With cold forging technology pioneered by Cold Steel, we can offer high performance thrusting and throwing spears at reasonable prices. All come with premium American Ash shafts and SK-5 medium carbon steel heads. Like traditional spearheads, ours are heat treated and then drawn to a tough spring temper. The concept is that the spear head should flex or bend under impact stresses rather than break or shatter.
The original Assegai was invented by the legendary Zulu King, Shaka in the early 1800’s. Its long, broad blade and short handle were ideal for thrusting and revolutionized tribal warfare in Southern Africa. Our Assegai has all the features that made the original so deadly. It is available with a short shaft for thrusting or a full length throwing shaft.
CS95ES: Assegai with Long Shaft with Secure-Ex Sheath
Cold Steel
The spear is one of man’s oldest, reliable weapons. Early examples were no more than sticks or poles with fire hardened points. As man learned how to knap flint, cast bronze and forge metals he would quickly adapt these technologies to the spear.
The spear, when used as a thrusting weapon, allowed one to dominate any enemy armed with a shorter weapon like a mace, axe, sword or even a bayonet. When thrown, the spear enabled man to bring down the largest predator while staying safely out of reach of fangs or claws.
With cold forging technology pioneered by Cold Steel, we can offer high performance thrusting and throwing spears at reasonable prices. All come with premium American Ash shafts and SK-5 medium carbon steel heads. Like traditional spearheads, ours are heat treated and then drawn to a tough spring temper. The concept is that the spear head should flex or bend under impact stresses rather than break or shatter.
The original Assegai was invented by the legendary Zulu King, Shaka in the early 1800’s. Its long, broad blade and short handle were ideal for thrusting and revolutionized tribal warfare in Southern Africa. Our Assegai has all the features that made the original so deadly. It is available with a short shaft for thrusting or a full length throwing shaft.
Specifications
- Item Number: 95ES
- Name: Assegai w/ Long Shaft
- Blade Length: Head: 13 1/3"
- Overall Length: 6 Ft 9 1/2"
- Steel: SK-5 Medium Carbon
- Weight: Head: 12.8 oz
- Blade Thickness: 2 mm 2 1/2" (wide)
- Handle: American Ash
- Sheath: Secure-Ex Sheath
Badges
Kydex Sheath
Waterproof, scratch resistant, and low friction. It will hold its shape and makes a great alternative to leather.
Waterproof, scratch resistant, and low friction. It will hold its shape and makes a great alternative to leather.
Wood Handles
Provides a traditional, natural look and feel to a modern tool. Wood absorbs shock well and is popular in axe handles.
Provides a traditional, natural look and feel to a modern tool. Wood absorbs shock well and is popular in axe handles.
Customer Reviews
Seth
May 15, 2013
Robby
Midwest Apr 21, 2013
Pros: Materials, Usability, Handle Material, Head Material, Overall Quality, None
Cons: Finish
Shold be a good feral hog spear
This should keep them feral hogs out of the subdivision and maybe the neighbors cat too. On the serious side, it does seem to be a good quality spear and seems worth the money.
Woodsman Turley
the woods of west Virginia Feb 10, 2013
Pros: Materials, Finish, Handle Material, Head Material, Overall Quality, Usability
Cons: None
no home should be without one
I cut mine down to balance it for me throws good does alot of damage to a deer target
