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product_id: 2374297
title: "Combat Commander Gladiator Sword | Full-Tang Gladius Sword | 16 5/8\" Razor Sharp Blade | 1060 High Carbon Steel Roman Sword Real | TPR Rubberized Handle | Reinforced Nylon Sheath | 24\" Length"
brand: "united cutlery"
price: "₹ 10302"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "United Cutlery"
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# Ergonomic slip-resistant grip 16.6" razor-sharp blade Full tang for max durability Combat Commander Gladiator Sword | Full-Tang Gladius Sword | 16 5/8" Razor Sharp Blade | 1060 High Carbon Steel Roman Sword Real | TPR Rubberized Handle | Reinforced Nylon Sheath | 24" Length

**Brand:** united cutlery
**Price:** ₹ 10302
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚔️ Own the legacy. Command the moment.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Combat Commander Gladiator Sword | Full-Tang Gladius Sword | 16 5/8" Razor Sharp Blade | 1060 High Carbon Steel Roman Sword Real | TPR Rubberized Handle | Reinforced Nylon Sheath | 24" Length by united cutlery
- **How much does it cost?** ₹ 10302 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.in](https://www.desertcart.in/products/2374297-combat-commander-gladiator-sword-full-tang-gladius-sword-16-5)

## Best For

- united cutlery enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted united cutlery brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **TPR Rubberized Handle:** Secure your grip with a slip-resistant, ergonomic handle designed for all-day comfort and tactical maneuvers.
- • **Full Tang Construction:** Experience unmatched strength and balance engineered for serious durability and control.
- • **Modernized Roman Design:** Own a piece of history reimagined for today’s warrior—flashy, functional, and ready for action.
- • **Reinforced Nylon Sheath:** Carry with confidence—durable sheath with lockdown strap keeps your blade safe and accessible.
- • **Razor-Sharp 1060 Carbon Steel:** Unleash precision and power with a 16 5/8" spear-point blade that slices and stabs effortlessly.

## Overview

The Combat Commander Gladiator Sword is a 24" full-tang Roman-inspired weapon featuring a 16 5/8" razor-sharp blade forged from premium 1060 high carbon steel. Designed for durability and precision, it boasts a slip-resistant TPR rubberized handle and comes with a reinforced nylon sheath for secure transport. Perfect for collectors, outdoor enthusiasts, and tactical users seeking a blend of historical style and modern performance.

## Description

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Review: An excellent little blade for a good price! - This thing is awesome. I just spent a couple hours frankly abusing the blade on various stuff, including all sorts of branches, an old wooden chair, some two-by-fours and even a log—and I'm very impressed, especially for the price. It feels sturdy and cuts very well (very sharp, right out of the box), and the lightweight construction ensures smooth handling. I was concerned at first that the thin blade might not be up to heavier work, but trying it out has dismissed these worries. I bought it to replace an old machete, figuring, "what the hell, let's try something that tickles my geeky, history-buff fancy," and I feel that I made a good decision. This thing is very useful and very, very entertaining to use. The Combat Commander was great for both slicing and stabbing; it held its edge very well, and the point is still pristine (even after stabbing it right into the log a dozen times and hacking the chair to bits). It made short work of branches and cut deeply into the two-by-fours with very little effort. I'll admit that when I hacked up the seat of that old wooden chair, I had boyish fantasies of being a Roman legionary or maybe a Greek hoplite, splintering my opponents shield in battle. Like I said, this thing is lots of fun. The handle is comfortable and sturdy, the rubberized grip is secure; the lanyard hole in the middle is a bit unusual for me, but I'll probably use the smaller hole on the "pommel," which is is actually the exposed (and moderately pointy) end of the tang. The blade comes nice and sharp, with a light coating of oil. The sheath is nice and durable, and the lockdown strap holds the blade in place with impressive snugness. All in all, I am very pleased with this purchase. It promises to be a very handy, and kinda flashy tool for outdoor work and camping. And I have no doubt that it would be great for personal defense, in the unlikely event that such a thing became necessary, considering the damage it did to so much solid wood. It works like a machete and handles like a short sword, a fun, great-looking new toy for an outdoorsy person or anybody with a love a blades. I'd recommend the Combat Commander to anyone, anytime.
Review: Exemplary Go-Bag Weapon - If this is the type blade you're looking for, then this is the crém-de-la-crém of viable options in a working model! I'm not really a personal fan of a double edged design (sword was a gift), but the Combat Commander feels just right in the hand by weight, size and heft. Very nimble little piece for slashing and back-slashing, but especially stabbing there with! In third part comparison to the military grade SOG "Fusion" Tomahawk which compares well to the M48 Tactical Tomahawk, the brother of this very sword, I would say it's essentially built to the very same standards - this sucker is solid! If you ever thought getting one of these new age 'hawks in your hand felt good, wait until you pick-up a Combat Commander! It should also be noted, as everyone wants to know how it compares to the Cold Steel alternative, this sword is a few inches shorter, but given the machete metal used in the CS model, that's really preferential. The thickness seems a little better with minimal noteworthy bend, comparably. Also, the deeper grind is comforting and it comes razor sharp, like "...dang" Any potential misgiving are more akin to oddities than real problems, so to speak. The lanyard hole is certainly in a curious location, but I'd hesitate to call it "awkward" after looping a dogtag chain through it and testing said lanyard-equivalent through middle and ring fingers, it takes all of 5-seconds to re-acclimate to. On the other hand, the fastening strap can be, and I stress, EASILY sliced off by careless un-sheathing, I really should have known better... To those on the fence, the price is good, so just go for it. If it still doesn't float your boat, lash it to a back-up bug-out bag for your buddy's brother ;-). They'll praise you @ Go Time for arming them so w/ such a BA piece of generic kit, seriously! I mean, the Combat Commander can hardly claim the title of "specialty item" but it looks/feels like exactly what you need in the closet for a grid down type scenario for those who never took the time to lean their own preferences, aka the valuable bro who finally says "You were right all along, now give me a weapon!"

## Features

- MODERNIZED HISTORICAL DESIGN: This Gladiator Sword blends historical inspiration with modern warfare enhancements.
- PREMIUM 1060 HIGH CARBON STEEL: Features a 16 5/8" razor-sharp blade made from durable 1060 high carbon steel, ensuring unmatched strength and reliability.
- ERGONOMIC TPR RUBBERIZED HANDLE: The slip-resistant TPR rubberized handle provides a secure and comfortable grip, allowing for precise and controlled maneuvers.
- DEEP PENETRATION POINT: Engineered with a piercing point for deep penetration, this sword is designed to deliver devastating strikes and effective thrusts.
- DURABLE FULL TANG CONSTRUCTION: Boasts tough full tang construction, providing exceptional durability and leverage.
- Overall length: 24-Inch
- Blade length: 16-5/8-Inch
- Razor-sharp black-coated 1060 carbon steel blade
- Slip-resistant TPR rubberized handle
- Piercing point for deep penetration

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00IA9BWMI |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #111,617 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #74 in Martial Arts Swords |
| Blade Edge | Compound Bevel |
| Blade Length | 16.63 Inches |
| Blade Material | Carbon Steel |
| Blade Shape | Spear Point |
| Blade Type | straight edge |
| Brand | United Cutlery |
| Brand Name | United Cutlery |
| Color | Two-Handed Spartan |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 865 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00760729300910 |
| Hand Orientation | Right Hand |
| Handle Material | Steel,Tpr |
| Included Components | Sheath |
| Item Length | 24 Inches |
| Item Shape | straight |
| Item Type Name | United Cutlery Combat Commander Gladiator Sword |
| Item Weight | 0.5 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | United Cutlery |
| Model Name | UC3009-BRK |
| Model Number | UC3009-BRK |
| Orientation | vertical |
| Part Number | UC3009-BRK |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Hunting,Combat |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Size | 16.6" |
| Special Feature | Induction Stovetop Compatible |
| Special Features | Induction Stovetop Compatible |
| Style | Combat |
| Theme | Historical/Roman Warfare |
| UPC | 760729300910 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | Manufacturer Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Blade Material:** Carbon Steel
- **Brand:** United Cutlery
- **Color:** Two-Handed Spartan
- **Handle Material:** Steel,Tpr
- **Included Components:** Sheath
- **Model Name:** UC3009-BRK
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Hunting,Combat
- **Special Feature:** Induction Stovetop Compatible
- **Style:** Combat

## Images

![Combat Commander Gladiator Sword | Full-Tang Gladius Sword | 16 5/8" Razor Sharp Blade | 1060 High Carbon Steel Roman Sword Real | TPR Rubberized Handle | Reinforced Nylon Sheath | 24" Length - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81ENcJYqHHL.jpg)
![Combat Commander Gladiator Sword | Full-Tang Gladius Sword | 16 5/8" Razor Sharp Blade | 1060 High Carbon Steel Roman Sword Real | TPR Rubberized Handle | Reinforced Nylon Sheath | 24" Length - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81chgBEvHWL.jpg)
![Combat Commander Gladiator Sword | Full-Tang Gladius Sword | 16 5/8" Razor Sharp Blade | 1060 High Carbon Steel Roman Sword Real | TPR Rubberized Handle | Reinforced Nylon Sheath | 24" Length - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/815Od+K4B7L.jpg)
![Combat Commander Gladiator Sword | Full-Tang Gladius Sword | 16 5/8" Razor Sharp Blade | 1060 High Carbon Steel Roman Sword Real | TPR Rubberized Handle | Reinforced Nylon Sheath | 24" Length - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81Qq02YyMpL.jpg)
![Combat Commander Gladiator Sword | Full-Tang Gladius Sword | 16 5/8" Razor Sharp Blade | 1060 High Carbon Steel Roman Sword Real | TPR Rubberized Handle | Reinforced Nylon Sheath | 24" Length - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81LNarezS4L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How does this compare to the cold steel gladius?**
A: UC Combat Commander: 1060 Carbon Steel
CS Gladius Machete: 1055 Carbon Steel

UC forging/heat treating methods: 3.5/5
CS forging/heat treating methods: 4.5/5

Neither is particularly better. UC used steel with .05% more carbon content, however both are high carbon sword steels. Cold Steel uses state-of-the-art forging and heat treating methods, though to be honest both of these two machetes are probably made in the same factory in China/Taiwan.

Choose one purely based on aesthetics. They will perform the same.

**Q: Is this sword good for combat situations? Is it durable against other swords? If attacked by a bear, will I be able to win against it with this?**
A: Thats a question that has no yes or no answer. If put against a sword of equal steel or in about the same price range itd be fine. But I'd put money that a cold steel brand katana or anything up from there quality wise would break this like a cheap toy. When i got mine i was still rather uneducated in quality craftsmanship but looking back i remember the blade on this being pretty thin and the grinds were horribly uneven on both sides. So if you got the money i would suggest looking for a better brand, but beware even cold steels gladius is pretty sub par,  a good brand to look at would be hanwei. As far as a bear goes thats more up to skill and luck,  this sword could more than likely hold up to slicing through tissue but would probably roll edge on the bone , for bears id say just use a dessert eagle and save the blades for there young. If you meant the "hairless" type of bear, this and basically any thing with a edge would be sufficient,  it doesn't take too much as the skin of those foul creatures is very fragile to edges😉

**Q: does this NOW come with a sheath?**
A: Yes it does, not a great one but yes.

**Q: How thick is the blade?**
A: About as thick as a machete blade.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An excellent little blade for a good price!
*by P***H on June 27, 2018*

This thing is awesome. I just spent a couple hours frankly abusing the blade on various stuff, including all sorts of branches, an old wooden chair, some two-by-fours and even a log—and I'm very impressed, especially for the price. It feels sturdy and cuts very well (very sharp, right out of the box), and the lightweight construction ensures smooth handling. I was concerned at first that the thin blade might not be up to heavier work, but trying it out has dismissed these worries. I bought it to replace an old machete, figuring, "what the hell, let's try something that tickles my geeky, history-buff fancy," and I feel that I made a good decision. This thing is very useful and very, very entertaining to use. The Combat Commander was great for both slicing and stabbing; it held its edge very well, and the point is still pristine (even after stabbing it right into the log a dozen times and hacking the chair to bits). It made short work of branches and cut deeply into the two-by-fours with very little effort. I'll admit that when I hacked up the seat of that old wooden chair, I had boyish fantasies of being a Roman legionary or maybe a Greek hoplite, splintering my opponents shield in battle. Like I said, this thing is lots of fun. The handle is comfortable and sturdy, the rubberized grip is secure; the lanyard hole in the middle is a bit unusual for me, but I'll probably use the smaller hole on the "pommel," which is is actually the exposed (and moderately pointy) end of the tang. The blade comes nice and sharp, with a light coating of oil. The sheath is nice and durable, and the lockdown strap holds the blade in place with impressive snugness. All in all, I am very pleased with this purchase. It promises to be a very handy, and kinda flashy tool for outdoor work and camping. And I have no doubt that it would be great for personal defense, in the unlikely event that such a thing became necessary, considering the damage it did to so much solid wood. It works like a machete and handles like a short sword, a fun, great-looking new toy for an outdoorsy person or anybody with a love a blades. I'd recommend the Combat Commander to anyone, anytime.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exemplary Go-Bag Weapon
*by J***H on June 12, 2015*

If this is the type blade you're looking for, then this is the crém-de-la-crém of viable options in a working model! I'm not really a personal fan of a double edged design (sword was a gift), but the Combat Commander feels just right in the hand by weight, size and heft. Very nimble little piece for slashing and back-slashing, but especially stabbing there with! In third part comparison to the military grade SOG "Fusion" Tomahawk which compares well to the M48 Tactical Tomahawk, the brother of this very sword, I would say it's essentially built to the very same standards - this sucker is solid! If you ever thought getting one of these new age 'hawks in your hand felt good, wait until you pick-up a Combat Commander! It should also be noted, as everyone wants to know how it compares to the Cold Steel alternative, this sword is a few inches shorter, but given the machete metal used in the CS model, that's really preferential. The thickness seems a little better with minimal noteworthy bend, comparably. Also, the deeper grind is comforting and it comes razor sharp, like "...dang" Any potential misgiving are more akin to oddities than real problems, so to speak. The lanyard hole is certainly in a curious location, but I'd hesitate to call it "awkward" after looping a dogtag chain through it and testing said lanyard-equivalent through middle and ring fingers, it takes all of 5-seconds to re-acclimate to. On the other hand, the fastening strap can be, and I stress, EASILY sliced off by careless un-sheathing, I really should have known better... To those on the fence, the price is good, so just go for it. If it still doesn't float your boat, lash it to a back-up bug-out bag for your buddy's brother ;-). They'll praise you @ Go Time for arming them so w/ such a BA piece of generic kit, seriously! I mean, the Combat Commander can hardly claim the title of "specialty item" but it looks/feels like exactly what you need in the closet for a grid down type scenario for those who never took the time to lean their own preferences, aka the valuable bro who finally says "You were right all along, now give me a weapon!"

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I like this better than Cold Steel's Gladius
*by B***N on September 24, 2016*

I like this better than Cold Steel's Gladius. I had one and gave it away. This is smaller and more practical in the 21st century as a short sword. The Cold Steel version would be what I'd take to an actual battlefield with the Roman Legion. This requires less strength and is easier to carry and wield. I gave the Cold Steel gladius and polymer buckler to a 6 foot 5 friend of mine, its perfect for him. I take this one on hikes, cut down full size trees with it and slaughter brush. It doesn't have the brush cutting talent of a latin machete but makes a superior weapon by far, both for intimidation value and ease of thrusting. Where this product really shines is the grip. I've never had a more comfortable handle, both with and without gloves. The cold steel machete hurt my wrist to use because of the ball at the end, which is meant to balance it for thrusting. I prefer the simple dull metal spike on the UC machete, very nasty weapon and a good alternative to a almost certainly lethal strike, should the situation call for and allow it. I work out, i do martial arts, im very active, but I'm not a professional knight or large frame stronger than average guy, and i need to take this through the woods and up mile high mountains and climb trees rather than fight in the sands of the coliseum, so the Uniter Cutlery makes more sense for me. The UC holds up well to what many call abuse, what I call simply what a machete is for. Just don't stab anything metal or stone or ice or otherwise very hard with the tip unless you want to re work it yourself. Its a fine tip, and you could pierce armor with it and its still be very serviceable, but if you want to keep it pristine don't mess with it. I lightly tapped a garbage fire extinguisher with a thrust I slowed down at the last instant and i had to spend some time on the WorkSharp to repair it, and mistake could have been costly. But I think this rule holds with all blades with not much more or less strictness so its no bad on the UC. It's not forged folded expert smith steel or some crazy high grade powdered alloy. That's why its cheap and if it breaks you can get new ones all day long. The blade is a bit loose with the handle, I can move it ever so slightly (like how even tight fitting AK magazines still wobble a few mm) but i've never noticed a difference when cutting all manner of things or felt it cost me in the energy transfer to hard or soft targets (something I feel very keenly on other blades, especially not full tang ones) I like the sheath a lot to. You can just cut off the retaining snap, or get creative and tie it behind the sheath along with the belt loop like I did, and it becomes a simple sheath that relies on gravity that I carry in my hand no problem at all. It doesn't have the tight fit of a wooden scabbard where the blade positively clicks into place, like a katana or roman legion gladius, but it won't fall out easily only if you hold it upside down. The sheath won't be cut through if you do draw cuts, the rivets ensure that. You get a lot for your money here. A 200 dollar custom gladius won't be 10 times as good as this machete for 20 bucks.

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