📦 Outpost 66 Dispatch – Limited Availability.
Before the desert. Before the silence. There was war.
This design draws from the weapon carried by Obi-Wan Kenobi at the height of the Clone Wars—when he was no longer just a student of the Force, but a general, strategist, and one of the last steady hands in a galaxy unraveling.
The clean emitter lines, thin neck, and polished finish reflect a more refined era of Jedi craftsmanship—precision over intimidation, control over chaos. Yet beneath that elegance sits a saber that saw relentless use across battlefronts, duels, and moments that would shape the fate of the Order itself. This is the version of Kenobi who faced impossible odds with discipline instead of fury.
Obi-Wan’s Episode III saber is actually one of the most refined evolutions of his earlier designs. Unlike many Jedi who frequently altered their hilts, Kenobi’s remained consistent—subtly improved, but never radically changed. That stability wasn’t accidental. It reflects his philosophy: mastery isn’t about constant reinvention—it’s about refinement.
And yes, this is the saber he used in his final duel against Anakin on Mustafar—arguably one of the most pivotal moments in galactic history.
- Polished Chrome Emitter - Classic flared design with a clean, symmetrical silhouette—instantly recognizable, built for balance and precision.
- Black Ribbed Grip Section - Deep-grooved grip for control during extended combat sequences—functional, not decorative.
- Gold & Brass Accent Assembly - Subtle warmth in the midsection adds contrast and a sense of layered construction—feels engineered, not ornamental.
- Control Box Detailing - Side-mounted panel inspired by traditional Jedi control interfaces—low profile, tactile, and purposeful.
- Balanced Pommel Geometry - Weight distribution designed for fluid one-handed or dual-form combat styles.
Specs
Hilt Size
- Length: 280mm (11.02 in)
- Weight: 0.6 kg (~1.32 lbs)
Blade
- Diameter (OD): 1 inch (25.4 mm)
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