Zombie Apocalypse

This is our newest defender… Fits in your pocket (4" long and 2.5" wide) and can travel anywhere with you. It also has a set of lanyard holes so you can use a standard lanyard or even a defender holster. This is a "mash up" sent to me by Robert Pearson, a fan of the defender and an owner of copy number one of this new and exciting defender. One comment was always why not a defender that fit in your pocket, well, Robert, on his own, came up with a "credit card size version, well it's a little larger then a credit card but it fits in your hand well and in your pocket!

The rabbit is the second in a series of self defense weapons. It's basic additions were, of course, the hole in the middle so you can capture whole fingers, the serrated edge in the back for tissue captures plus a more rounded front end for striking better. One thing that became very obvious with this self defense weapon was that you need to customize it to fit your hand. One size does not fit all. Another great feature that I didn't really realize at the time, but however it was pointed out to me by a member of the Secret Service, was that the serrated section for tissue grabbing could also grab clothing very well. This allows you to pull a person around or out of a car or away from a person very quickly. Because of the serrated section you can really grab clothing and they cannot get away. It is a great addition to your self defense weapons or for home safety. Personal safety and your self defense needs could use a Rabbit.

Based on our findings from the defender 1, self defense weapon. I continued to improve the design and thus I came up with the defender 2. On the defender 1 model if one point was good then three points have got to be better. This is a very serious self defense weapon in its design, and it also has a digital capture hole, and two serration areas for soft tissue captures. This was the first model that can be used as a "push knife". If you really have to defend yourself and you don't have to worry about the amount of damage you apply on somebody, then this is a great weapon for you to have. This self defense weapon is great for personal safety, home safety, or just plain self defense. It is a very serious self defense weapon that will reduce your opponent to a heap of pain, in very short order!

The owl actually supersedes the Swan in the aggression level capability. Not only can you twist fingers off, you can amputate thumbs or fingers, and you have a large curved section that fits over forearms or biceps. The owl is a much larger tool and a far more aggressive tool then any of the other defenders. Again, a great choice if you are really going to have to be serious about your self defense and you don't care about the damage that you cause. Having several of these self defense weapons hanging around is a great idea for personal safety, home safety, or just for your self defense. Self defense is no accident and therefore you have to think about what tools or weapons, plus where you are going to place them. I personally like having these tools "spread" all over the place, thus one is always with in arms reach (car, boat, home, etc). An Owl would be a great addition for your personal safety, home safety or integrated into your self defense strategies.

The Spec Ops II addition here of course was the hole for digit captures. Now all of the tools can perform digit captures by utilizing the edge of the weapon itself, but having a digit placed inside a hole really puts tremendous amounts of torque on the opponent. This self defense weapon has seen many months of service in both Iraq and Afghanistan plus everyone on our side loved it! I can't say that about our enemies. This self defense weapon combines a low profile with the utility of "points" to really command your self defense space. It's a great addition to your self defense weapons and strategy. Great for personal safety and home safety. Womens self defense practitioners would welcome this self defense weapon.

The next in the series of the self defense weapon is known as the parrot. The parrot great additions are the "beak pieces"; which allow you to break off fingers that grab your arms or other parts of your body. I wanted a tool, which can be placed over a finger and twisted so that the finger would break or hurt so much that the attacker would let you go. I wanted the ability to humanely get somebody to stop grabbing you. I think the parrot fills that bill. Another thing the parrot does, because of the beak pieces, it really helps to stop someone from punching or kicking at you more than once. Essentially, it has four points that can serve you well. The pummel is pointed as well and thus it can be a push knife. This is a great weapon for anti-grapple applications (some one who grabs you and you need to get away quick!) Great for home safety, personal safety and would be a great addition to your self defense weapons!