Self Defense Information

Carrying a can of pepper spray or a stun gun, at times, can be a bit cumbersome.  This is especially true if you’re out for a jog or a quick jaunt around the neighborhood.  Arming yourself doesn’t necessarily have to be a hassle, however, with the Stunning Ring Pepper Spray.

The ring dispenses pepper spray onto attackers, rendering them helpless long enough for you to call for help.  The ring is also refillable.

The stylish band is unisex so it can be worn be either men or women without looking overly suspicious.  It’s simple and perhaps one of the most important self defense products out there.

The world can be a frightening place and while there are a myriad of personal safety equipment that you can purchase, carrying weapons is oftentimes a legal grey area.  One of the best things to do is to learn self-defense techniques.  Taking classes can be a bit on the expensive side, so purchasing a self-defense DVD can be one of the wisest investments you can make.  In addition to learning some great martial arts in the comfort of your own home, you could also learn at your own pace. 

Also, DVDs allow you to pick from several martial arts – from combative Karate to Krav Maga – whereas most martial arts studios have a particular focus.  Once you feel like you’ve mastered one, you can move onto another disc and in no time you’ll be able to defend yourself from potential attackers. 

A TASER shoots a projectile about 15 feet

Both will do the job in self defense

but TASERS cost over $100

The Stun Master 800,000 Volt Cell Phone Stun Gun is very simple to use.

Turn safety off, touch assailant with end of stun gun and press the trigger (round button on keypad).

Because it looks like a harmless cell phone, it will be easy to surprise an attacker.

The TASER C2 is Taser’s newest product designed for personal protection. Utilizing the same technology as their proven law enforcement models, the C2 has incredible take down power.

The TASER C2 is a self-defense electronic control device. Electronic Control Devices (ECDs) use propelled wires or direct contact to contact energy to affect the sensory and motor functions of the nervous system. The TASER C2 uses a replaceable cartridge, containing compressed nitrogen, to deploy two small probes that are attached to the TASER C2 by insulated conductive wires with a maximum length of 15 feet (4.5 meters). The TASER C2 transmits electrical pulses along the wires and into the body affecting the sensory and motor functions of the peripheral nervous system. The energy can penetrate up to two cumulative inches of clothing.