MINI Adjustable Sword , Wall Hook Display Hanger Wall Mount for Sword ,Dagger ,Axe,KeyBlade, etc-4/PK- No Sword-Vertical Display

I needed something to hang up my Lambent Light replica sword from SAO (Sword Art Online). Most sword mounts I found you hang the sword by it handles with the point to the floor. As you can see Lambent Light does not have any handles. Hmmmm....? I just got into buying replica anime swords and this is just my second one. The first one came with its own hanger, so I wasn't sure what I needed to buy. Then I saw these little rubber hangers. The reviews were decent and as long as it got good reviews for being sturdy then I was in, for Lambent Light is a pretty hefty girl. She has been hanging on the wall now for 3 days going into 4 and its still on the wall so I call that a win. I am definitely going to buy more of these for all my future sword purchases. -They are easy as heck to install. I have a drill and didn't even need to use it, I just used arm power and a screwdriver and it was still easy peezy. -The rubber coating on the hanger itself is very smooth and soft. Ensuring no damage to the sword as it hangs. -The bendable arms are amazing. I was afraid at first that I wouldn't be able to use these because the scabbard is pretty thick. Nope, had no problems at all with how flexible the arms really arm. Over all I have no complaints and will be buying these again. After by boyfriend saw me start to hang up my swords he now wants to buy these hangers and start hanging up all this pointy sticks too. :) Thank you for a great product!

Over spring break, we made shields. Since then, I had been looking for a storage solution for said shields that allowed them to be hung on the wall. And then I found these. They're perfect: the price was great, easy to install (though I did use my own drywall anchors vs the ones provided), easy to use especially with the flexible/adjustable arms. As of right now (2 months-ish) later, they're still holding up. Would buy again (actually, I did lol for the same purpose with other shields).

Before I purchased these, I didn't think to look online and buy something to hang my foam weapons and instead made my own out of thin pieces of wood and dowels. These are the way to go! You can see in the pix that they are very discreet and do not ruin the display at all. The pack came with 4 total, and each had hardware included. The screws are common Phillips-head and fit well inside the included dry-wall anchors. The BEST part of these are the ability to adjust the arms - you can straighten them out or curve them anyway that works for you to display that particular sword. And they are still solid even after adjusting them. The arms are coated with a soft-shiny rubber kinda like on some guitar hangers so I'm not worried about them scuffing paint on the weapons at all. I took a chance on this brand and ended up very happy with the product.

I bought one pack of these as a tester before I went wild hanging swords around my house. The design is really neat. The flexibility of the product makes it ideal for hanging all sorts of abnormally shaped things on your wall. I am glad that my "tester" objects were just handmade brooms that I hung over the threshold of my entranceway and my office. They weigh maybe a pound and a half each and for this type of project they were PERFECT. They were easy to install. They were durable. Unfortunately, they aren't very versatile. The instructions state that they are not suitable for drywall. They also only hold about 3-8 lbs each. This is find for what I used it for and maybe for cheap Pakistani Steel blades...but if you are talking about hanging your proper weapons on the wall you may want to look for something that can hold more weight. I would love to hang my original 90's Starfire on the wall...but it's a bastard sword that weight 10-15 lbs easy. Even my rapier may be pushing it weight wise. You can, of course, use more than one to help diffuse the weight...especially if it is a cruciform hilted swords. I would just be careful when you are planning. You could probably get yourself some heavier anchors for the holders. Some deeper drywall anchors and screws may do the trick...but you'll have to make sure the screws fit. All in all I am pleased with the purchase as it did exactly what I needed it to do. I just am going to look for a different product when I start hanging my heavier swords. ADDENDUM: The included anchors are garbage and break when you tap them or even just push them into the drilled hole. Definitely switch them out with something stronger.

UPDATE: Since people tend to ask how much weight these will hold, I added a photo of my hanger holding a 10 lb. weight. These are stronger than they look, and very versatile. I'm making a plaque for my son's Cold Steel Norman sword, and I was originally going to use a different type of hanger that I had found in a store, before I found these. These are MUCH superior, as they will not mar the sword in any way, can be easily molded to the exact shape (spacing) that you require, and they are minimal enough that they don't take away from the appearance of the sword. They are more than strong enough to hold his sword, and can handle more weight than that. I can now think of plenty of other applications I can use these for, and will probably be buying more soon.

Wanted to display a katana and a broadsword at the new house. The katana had a wooden stand of its own but it was lost through the years while the broadsword just came with a leather sheath. Having them sit in a corner looked kind of lame so now that I finally have my own house I could finally display them properly, but how? Then I came across these and they worked great for both. They are truly moldable and can be adjusted based on what you are hanging. I installed them using a drill and drywall anchors and they're holding just fine. I tried tugging on them a bit and they didn't move at all, good stuff and it creates a nice clean display.

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