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Everything you want riding with you. A max-strength pepper spray for distance, a 125-decibel heart alarm that calls for help with one press, and a car escape hammer that breaks a side window and cuts a stuck seatbelt. Made for road trips, late drives home and parking lots after dark.
*Pepper spray cannot be shipped to addresses in New York, Massachusetts, Hawaii, DC, and Alaska
Laws change, so check your state and local laws before you buy.
To activate the alarm, locate the recessed button on the bottom of the device. Push once to sound the siren, push again to stop the siren. Push the small button on the back panel to turn on the LED light. Please note the circle on the front panel is the the 'speaker' and must be uncovered in order for the sound to escape. To change the batteries, unscrew the compartment on the back panel.
115 decibels is characterized as equivalent to a rock concert, or the sound of a chainsaw.
Our alarms feature an activation button, rather than a pull pin, or pull-apart structure. After years of testing, we've found a push button activation is superior in preventing accidental activation.
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Everything you want riding with you. A max-strength pepper spray for distance, a 125-decibel heart alarm that calls for help with one press, and a car escape hammer that breaks a side window and cuts a stuck seatbelt. Made for road trips, late drives home and parking lots after dark.
*Pepper spray cannot be shipped to addresses in New York, Massachusetts, Hawaii, DC, and Alaska
Laws change, so check your state and local laws before you buy.
To activate the alarm, locate the recessed button on the bottom of the device. Push once to sound the siren, push again to stop the siren. Push the small button on the back panel to turn on the LED light. Please note the circle on the front panel is the the 'speaker' and must be uncovered in order for the sound to escape. To change the batteries, unscrew the compartment on the back panel.
115 decibels is characterized as equivalent to a rock concert, or the sound of a chainsaw.
Our alarms feature an activation button, rather than a pull pin, or pull-apart structure. After years of testing, we've found a push button activation is superior in preventing accidental activation.