Shadow Striker: The Tactical Drone Designed for One

In an era where drones are redefining modern operations, portability and independence are often overlooked in favor of raw performance. But when you’re operating in contested zones, remote terrain, or on tight timelines, size, weight, and crew requirements matter a lot. That’s why the Shadow Striker range from Skypath UAV is a game-changer.

Power That Fits in a Pack

Many high-end UAVs deliver impressive range and endurance, but at the cost of bulk. They’re too big to carry, require vehicles for transport, and demand multiple operators to launch and manage. That slows you down, increases visibility, and reduces tactical flexibility.

Shadow Striker 1600 flips that script.
Weighing just 3.4 kg, and with folded dimensions of 0.82 x 0.60 x 0.15 m, this drone packs into a compact case that one person can carry, hike with, and deploy anywhere. It’s built for real-world mobility, not ideal-world conditions.

Single-Operator Superiority

In many missions, sending a large team just to launch a drone isn’t realistic, or safe. The Shadow Striker is engineered to be fully operable by one person, from start to finish:

Carried by one
Deployed by one
Launched by one
Operated autonomously

This isn’t just a convenience, it’s a tactical advantage. Whether you’re a special operations unit, a forward recon team, or a disaster-response crew, the ability to run ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance) missions solo reduces your footprint and enhances flexibility.

Fast Setup. Anywhere Launch. No Runway Needed.

Thanks to its VTOL (Vertical Takeoff and Landing) capability and foldable wings, Shadow Striker can go from pack to airborne in several minutes. It launches from virtually any terrain: rooftops, forest clearings, cliff edges, no runway or launcher required.

Combined with full autonomous flight modes, it allows the operator to focus on the mission, not the mechanics.

Performance That Punches Above Its Weight

Despite its compact form, Shadow Striker 1600 delivers:

100 minutes of flight time

Up to 2kg payload

EO/IR camera with recognition of personnel at 9.3 km

Precise geolocation tracking

Level 6 wind resistance

Service ceiling above 4,000 meters