Ridge Strider light saber
Price range: $139.36 through $179.36
A smooth cylindrical grip and closely spaced upper rings give Ridge Strider a simple, balanced profile.
Description
A clean starting point.
A smooth cylindrical grip and closely spaced upper rings give Ridge Strider a simple, balanced profile.
The flat emitter opening and round control area keep the design easy to read. Fine rings at either end add detail while leaving a generous smooth section through the grip.

The hilt, in detail
- Long smooth cylindrical grip
- Closely spaced ridges around the upper section
- Flat circular emitter opening in this configuration
- Round control detail and ringed pommel
Choose your core
XRGB 3.0 · Baselit
An LED inside the hilt lights a hollow blade. A practical choice for training and choreography.
- Lighting
- 12W RGB LED in the hilt
- Sound fonts
- 16 pre-installed
- Battery (per hilt)
- 3000 mAh
- Blade effects
- 3
- Blade color
- Unlimited colors
XENO 3.0 · Neopixel
LEDs along the blade create scrolling ignition and detailed lighting effects for collecting and display.
- Lighting
- LEDs along the blade
- Sound fonts
- 34 pre-installed
- Battery (per hilt)
- 3600 mAh
- Blade effects
- 8
- Blade color
- Unlimited colors
Control your saber
Everyday control, on the hilt
Most everyday functions are also available through the hilt’s button controls, so a continuous app connection is not needed for regular use.
Fine-tune with the app
Both versions support smooth-swing sound, selectable blade colors, gesture controls and Bluetooth app control through Xeno Configurator.
Specifications
- Hilt length
- 25 cm
- Main blade diameter
- 1 in
- Charging
- USB-C
- Charge time
- 2–4 hours
- Main blade length
- 92 cm
- Main blade material
- Polycarbonate
- Main blade
- Removable
- Battery (per hilt)
- 3000 mAh (XRGB) / 3600 mAh (XENO)
In the box
- 1 assembled Ridge Strider light saber hilt with the selected electronics core
- 1 matching Baselit or Neopixel blade
- 1 blade-retention screw set
- 1 hex key
- 1 corresponding charging cable
- 1 card reader (XENO configuration only)
The XENO configuration includes 1 card reader; the XRGB configuration does not include a card reader.

Delivery & support
Delivery
Fulfilled directly by the manufacturer. Shipping options and charges are shown at checkout. Delivery timing follows the Shipping Policy.
Warranty & support
For warranty questions or product support, contact BJSABER with your order number and a description of the issue. Coverage is subject to the product’s applicable warranty terms.
Before you ignite
What is the difference between XRGB and XENO?
XRGB Baselit lights the blade from an LED inside the hilt. XENO Neopixel places LEDs along the blade for scrolling ignition and detailed effects.
Do I need to keep the app connected?
No. Most everyday functions are available through the hilt’s button controls, so a continuous app connection is not needed for regular use.
How should I charge and care for it?
Use the supplied charging cable and the power source specified in the product manual. Keep the electronics dry and follow the supplied care instructions.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Before you choose.
Common questions about this saber.
Pull-Push On/Off: how does it work, and what's the best sensitivity?
When the saber is off, quickly pull the hilt toward you and push it away — this ignites the blade. The same motion extinguishes it. Sensitivity default: 18 for ignition, 13 for extinguish. Lower = harder to trigger accidentally, higher = easier to trigger.
Read full answerTwist On/Off: how does it work, and what's the best sensitivity?
When the saber is off, twist the hilt clockwise then counter-clockwise to ignite. The same motion extinguishes it. App default sensitivity is 500 for ignition, 780 for extinguish. Higher sensitivity is more sensitive.
Read full answerHow do I first connect my saber to the app?
Turn on the saber, open the Xeno Configurator app, tap "Connect the saber" on the welcome screen, allow Bluetooth, and the app will find your saber. Tap to pair, and your saber will appear in "My Saber" once connected.
Read full answerSwing On: how does it work, and what sensitivity should I use?
When the saber is off, swing the hilt in a quick motion to ignite. Ignition only — there is no "swing off" (use Pull-Push or Twist to extinguish). Default sensitivity is 500 out of 0-1000. Higher = more sensitive to smaller swings.
Read full answerWhy does the app ask for location permission on Android?
Android requires Location permission to scan for nearby Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices. The Xeno Configurator app does not collect or use your location data — it only needs the permission to discover your saber.
Read full answerMore questions? Read the full Saber Field Manual













