Gabes Ginunting Sword

Gabes Ginunting Sword; a Filipino Tradition handforged in the Himalayas for the Marines & Warriors

The Ginunting is a distinct and historically significant blade originating from the Philippines, particularly used by the Filipino Marine Corps and martial arts practitioners like those in Pekiti-Tirsia Kali. With its unmistakable forward-angled blade and clipped tip, the Ginunting is purpose-built for speed, precision, and devastating cutting efficiency. Traditionally designed for jungle warfare and close-quarters combat, the Ginunting has stood the test of time as a highly functional tool in both military and civilian applications.

This sword’s unique slashing-forward blade geometry improves chopping leverage while allowing seamless transitions from cuts to thrusts making it perfect for martial artists, collectors, or those seeking a battle-ready utility sword with heritage.

Nicknamed and henced named after by happy customer 'Gabes'

Design & Functional Highlights:

• The forward-angled blade maximizes chopping force while keeping it nimble for thrusts and flicks.
• The tapered tip and false edge swedge deliver excellent piercing capabilities and balance.
• The ergonomic rosewood handle with decorative design finger contours offers a secure grip and comfort for extended handling.
• Single riveted rat tail hidden tang makes it more durable and strong 
• Comes with a Kydex sheath for modern carry and field use.

Gabe's Ginunting Sword is a remarkable tribute to Filipino martial heritage, carefully forged by the bladesmiths at KHHI Nepal. Whether you're a practitioner of blade arts, a fan of traditional weaponry, or a serious collector, this blade will exceed expectations in both form and function.