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Sabre S1013TQ 3-In-1 Stun , Gun Safety Tool Teal Polymer 1.15 uC Pain Rating Features Built in Flashlight

$16.97
Brand
Sabre
Color
Teal
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Self-Defense Sprays
UPC
23063808444

Overview

The SABRE 3-in-1 Safety Tool is a compact, teal-colored personal defense device designed for everyday carry. Measuring roughly the size of a credit card, this tool features a stun gun with a 1.15 µC charge, an integrated 115 dB personal alarm, and a 70-lumen LED flashlight. The alarm is designed to deter attackers and can be heard up to 500 feet away. Constructed from durable polymer, the device includes a wrist strap for immediate access and is designed to attach to a key ring for maximum portability. The unit is rechargeable, with the necessary charging cord included. It serves as a multifunctional non-lethal tool suitable for personal safety in various environments, including commuting or late-night travel.

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