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Kanan Jarrus — born Caleb Dume — was a Padawan when Order 66 came, and he spent the years afterwards pretending to be anything other than a Jedi. His lightsaber is shaped by that. The hilt separates into two parts: the main body and grip, and the top section that produces the blade. He carried the grip at the small of his back and the emitter section on his left side, and put them together by attaching the two halves and twisting to lock.
The clever part is what the pieces looked like apart. Neither half read as a weapon — each could pass for a nondescript machine part or a piece of tooling, so he could carry his lightsaber openly in front of Imperials without carrying anything incriminating. That is the real distinguishing feature of this saber, and it is a far better story than the “mixed metal and wood” description that circulates about it, which is not accurate.
By the time of Star Wars Rebels he is flying with the crew of the Ghost and training Ezra Bridger, the Padawan who would go on to build the saber that eventually passed to Sabine Wren. Kanan is the through-line between the two: he taught Ezra, and he trained Sabine to use the Darksaber. On screen his own blade is blue.
That blue is lore, not a specification. Colour and effects on our sabers are set on the soundboard rather than fixed to the hilt, so one hilt runs whatever colour you choose and changes whenever you want. The character tie is the preloaded sound font, not the colour showing on the blade — so a Model Kanan is not “a blue saber”, it is a hilt you configure.
The Model Kanan is offered with all three of our cores. Base Lit lights the blade from an LED in the hilt and pairs with the RGBX board — the lighter, lower-cost route. Neopixel lights the blade along its full length for a true scrolling ignition and pairs with Xenopixel V3 or Proffie V2.2. Choose the blade format first; the soundboard follows from it. Spare blades and blade plugs are sold separately.
One saber: the Combat Lightsaber – Model Kanan. This is a single-hilt page, not a range, so the decision in front of you is which core to have installed rather than which model to pick.
Built and tested in-house by our UK-based technicians before it leaves us. Lightsabers ship free to the UK, EU and US, and every saber carries a 12-month warranty, with after-sales handled by our own team at repairs@padawanoutpost.com.
It separates into two parts — grip and emitter section — which he carried in different places and assembled by twisting them together. Apart, neither piece looked like a weapon, which let him stay hidden as a Jedi under the Empire.
Yes. It is a combat hilt, built for contact duelling with an appropriate blade fitted. Our replica hilts do not separate the way the screen weapon did — that was a story detail, not a build feature.
Yes. It is a replica-style interpretation of the screen hilt and works as a costume prop or a display piece as well as a duelling saber.
There is one hilt here, and the price moves with the core you choose: Base Lit RGBX is the entry point, with Xenopixel V3 and Proffie V2.2 stepping up to Neopixel. Cheaper routes to a saber generally live in our wider lightsaber range rather than on this page.
Yes — within the format. A Base Lit hilt takes Base Lit blades and a Neopixel hilt takes Neopixel blades; the two are not interchangeable. See saber blades for spares and lengths.