Mini Telescopic Baton BlackField with Clip and Wrist Strap 14 / 32.5 cm

Mini Telescopic Baton BlackField with Clip and Wrist Strap 14 / 32.5 cm

A Discrete Guardian in Your Pocket

Don't be fooled by its size. Although it measures only 14 cm (approx. 5.5 inches) when closed, a simple flick of the wrist expands it to a length of 32.5 cm (approx. 12.8 inches). This gives you enough reach to keep an attacker at a distance while concentrating the force of the blow into the small area of the tip. Its greatest advantage is discretion. With the integrated steel clip, you can carry it hooked in your trouser pocket, on your belt, or even in a jacket breast pocket, where it looks just like a regular pen or a tactical stylus.

Key Features and Usage

The baton is made of durable metal with a black finish to minimize reflections. The handle features fine but distinct knurling (checkering), ensuring a secure grip even with sweaty palms or gloves. * Wrist Strap: Ensures the baton doesn't slip out of your hand during a vigorous swing or if an attacker tries to snatch it. * Kubotan Effect: Even when closed, it functions excellently as a kubotan or palm-stick for pressure point techniques or hammer-fist strikes. * Emergency Glass Breaker: The steel tip is hard enough to serve as a glass breaker for car side windows in an emergency (e.g., after a car accident).

Historical Insight: From Clubs to Telescopics

While history is filled with massive wooden clubs, maces, and truncheons, the modern era demands more sophisticated solutions. The concept of the telescopic baton became widely adopted in the second half of the 20th century by police forces needing a collapsible weapon that wouldn't interfere when sitting in a patrol car. This mini model represents the evolutionary peak of miniaturization while maintaining functionality.

Specifications

How to Care for Your Baton

To ensure this tool serves you for years, follow a few simple rules: 1. Keep it dry: If the baton gets wet, wipe it down thoroughly and let it dry in the expanded position to prevent rust. 2. Cleanliness: Occasionally wipe the tubes with a cloth. Avoid getting sand or grit inside the mechanism, as this can scratch the surface and affect the friction lock. 3. Closing: This type of baton (Friction Lock) is closed by striking the tip vertically against a hard surface. Do not bang it wildly; a technically correct, firm tap is sufficient.

Safety Warning

Although this is a small item, it is a weapon. * Use responsibly: Strikes to the head, neck, spine, and heart area can be lethal. In self-defense, aim primarily for the limbs (thighs, arms). * Practice: I recommend practicing drawing and expanding the baton in a safe environment so you won't panic in a crisis. Note: The sale of this product may be regulated by age in some countries (typically 18+). Please ensure you meet the legal requirements for purchasing and owning this item in your jurisdiction.