A saber born in fire, forged for fear. When Kylo Ren ignited his jagged crossguard lightsaber in Episode VII: The Force Awakens, the galaxy saw something it never had before — a ragged, spitting blade with unstable plasma vents and a medieval silhouette, built around a cracked kyber crystal that could barely contain its power. The Crossguard Lightsaber - Model Kylo carries that barely-contained menace. Only charge with a 5v 1amp max charger We do not advise duelling with this hilt due to the side blades. The legend, in your hands Unstable blade FX ripple down the main blade and through the fully lit Neopixel side blades, recreating the ragged burn that made this the most recognisable dark-side weapon of the sequel era. Built for display, cosplay and cinematic immersion, it commands attention whether igniting on-screen or on your shelf. See the whole dark-side arsenal in our Kylo Ren lightsaber collection. What you get A full Neopixel Pogo core brings every detail to life — LED accents on the internal core, a kill switch for quick and safe shutdown, and enhanced hilt detailing with a refined finish. Comes with the main blade and Neopixel side blades, with your choice of Xenopixel or Proffie soundboard. Specifications Hilt length 26.5cm Default blade length 36" (other options: 32" and 28") Blade diameter 1" Side blades Unstable fully lit side blades Core Full Neopixel Pogo core with LED accents and kill switch Charging USB-C; battery is easily removed for exterior charging Includes Charging cable, stand, screws and hex key FAQ Can I duel with it?You can fight with it — but we do not advise duelling with this hilt due to the side blades. For contact sparring, choose a round-blade duelling lightsaber, and read Mastering the Art of Lightsaber Dueling first. Why does the blade look unstable?In canon, Kylo Ren's saber is built around a cracked kyber crystal — the crossguard vents exist to bleed off its excess energy. Here, unstable blade FX on the main and side blades recreate that ragged burn. More on blade colours and what they mean in our lightsaber colour meanings guide. Xenopixel or Proffie?Both drive the same Neopixel blades. Xenopixel is ready out of the box; Proffie is open-source and fully programmable. Our Proffie vs Xenopixel guide compares them. Explore more Kylo Ren lightsabers · Crossguard lightsabers · Red lightsabers
