Elk Ridge - Outdoors - Spear – Spire, Black Fine Edge Spear Point Blade with Black Injection Molded Nylon Fiber Handle with Universal Thread for Broom Stick, Nylon Sheath– Spire, ER-SP002BK

Very cool spearhead. Be aware there is a small slotted screw that is intended to keep the blade from loosening, and the screw needs to be loosened with a small flathead screwdriver before you unscrew the blade from the handle. Also be aware that not all broom handle threads are the same. I tried using a wood broom handle with metal threads for the spear shaft, but unfortunately those metal threads were too wide. I brought the detached handle to the hardware store, and found another wooden broom handle with wooden threats, and that was a great match. It cost me $13. The blade is secure on the wooden broom handle now, and the blade is not too heavy or large, so it can be a good one-handed spear that’s not too blade heavy, if you find a handle that’s sufficiently sturdy. I recommend wood instead of aluminum or plastic. The graph paper in the images is 1” per square, for scale. The blade has one sharp edge and one false edge. The tip is sharp. I tested the spear with water jugs, and the spear works as intended. I can’t speak for throwability, as I have not tried, nor intend to throw this spear. Overall, I’d say was a good purchase.

Very good product Great weight to it Nicely built

It came just as it looks for the most part. There was a big of water on the screw that keeps it from unscrewing. Other than that it's a great item.

Outstanding quality -- and set up so that you can either use it as is, or remove the cap and mount it on a broomstick or whatnot. Very happy.

Cool dagger but major 1 problem and one thing I don't like. 1. I can't for the life of me get the handle to unscrew, and I am relatively strong person. I even tried to use gripper pads and placing it between the metal cage of a floor fan for leverage but it still wouldn't budge. 2. I didn't notice before buying but it is only sharpened on one side. Usually daggers are double edged. Besides that it's a good quality knife and it has a nice sheath.

This looks double edge but it isn’t, good thing because it would be illegal. With that said though the blade is durable and sharp. I like that it cab be screwed on to a mop handle or a metal extendable handle.

I had bought the other version of a similar type of spear from Smith & Wesson, quite some time ago. However, I had permanently fastened it to a painter's pole handle which makes go from short sword length to thus extend it to spear length. So having a spare broom handle I wanted to have another type of knife to do a similar thing with, I ordered this item from Elk Ridge. For those that entered a review about the handle "not unscrewing or coming off", there's a tiny screw to hold it in place. Whether or not, this screw is supposed to be kept or not, I don't know but overall the spear/knife does as advertised. After having tested it a bit, I would for use as a knife just keep that screw handy to add to the structural integrity of the blade staying put on the handle mount. I also found that it is well balanced for throwing whether as a whole knife or just the blade head separate from the handle itself. And even the handle by itself, makes for a good force multiplier/palm stick (yawara/shubo/kubaton). So overall a very versatile tool and worthwhile purchase.

This is cool! I added a short handle and am glad I got it!