Cold Steel 95SCLB Samburu Spear, Light – 5 ft 5 in Overall, 1 lb 15.9 oz

Meet the Cold Steel 95SCLB Samburu Spear, Light

Designed for portability without compromising build quality, this lightweight Samburu spear emphasizes modularity and field-ready performance. The design breaks down into three components: the spear head welded to a thick steel shaft, a counterbalancing butt spike (the shoe) used as an alternate point for practice, and a black hardwood handle with a double taper connecting the head and shoe. When you are ready to pack, the spear ships unassembled for easy transport. Reassemble by snugging the blade and butt spike onto the handle and securing with the included retaining screws. A Secure-Ex sheath protects the blade during carry and storage.

Three-piece construction that travels well

• Spear head permanently welded to a thick steel shaft for rigidity and straight flight
• Counterbalance butt spike (shoe) provides an alternate practice point and balance
• Black hardwood handle with a clean double taper linking head and shoe for a natural grip

Notes on materials and feel: The spear uses 1055 carbon steel for the shaft, while the handle is hardwood, delivering a sturdy, balanced feel in hand. The overall length is 5 ft 5 in, and the head measures 6-1/2 inches, giving a substantial contact area without sacrificing portability.

Key specs at a glance

• Weight: 1 lb 15.9 oz
• Overall length: 5 ft 5 in
• Head: 6-1/2 in
• Steel: 1055 carbon
• Handle: hardwood

What this means in practice: The balance and straight trajectory offered by the combination of head and shaft can support confident long-range handling, while the lightweight build reduces fatigue on extended sessions. The included Secure-Ex sheath makes transport safer and storage simpler when the spear is not in use.

Real-world scenarios: field-ready training sessions, backcountry trips where gear needs to be compact, or portable target practice in a backyard. The three-component design emphasizes versatility: you can reassemble quickly on-site, switch to the butt spike for practice, or keep the blade protected until the moment you need it.