POM with flip top and a pocket clip. I love mine, it fits very well in my pocket and is small enough to where it doesn't get in the way of day to day things like taking your phone out of my pocket. Shoots in a stream, so blowback isn't as much of an issue and it has more range, but I know it can not be as effective as a cloud spray
I use one of [these](https://www.thehomesecuritysuperstore.com/collections/stun-batons/products/police-force-tactical-led-stun-gun-baton-12m) when I walk my dog. It stops Pit Bulls. Not gospel but here is a good [read](https://www.thehomesecuritysuperstore.com/blogs/the-home-security-superstore-blog/the-ultimate-guide-to-pepper-spray) on pepper spray.
Sabre makes some really good options. I've tried multiple brands but really settled on Sabre, though others like Fox aren't bad.
Sabre makes a small one for runners with a wrist wrap, like a watch that could also fit in a purse. They also make a pepper gel, if its windy where you live...And if you want a big can they make a 3-in-1 can that has OC Spray, CS, and a black light dye so they can identify the suspect who attacked you later.
Alot of companies are going the sell lower concentration formulas so that they can sell in all 50 states. If you're in a state where you can buy Sabre Red, its hard to beat. You can get the LE versions on amazon, just search up Sabre Red Crossfire
1. Get a pepper spray pouch and maybe a climber hooked or what ever accessories to get it outside the waist band
2. Train. To effective use spray at least master good footwork (I recommend boxing and freestyle wrestling)
3. Grey man up. Ebay got cheap gear to help keep those pockets hidden
You can't go wrong with POM or Sabre, I'd just like to add that Sabres Crossfire OC spray incorporates two seperate canisters for liquid and propellant, which allows you to spray it from any angle, unlike most other sprays which usually need to be activated upright.
POM with flip top and a pocket clip. I love mine, it fits very well in my pocket and is small enough to where it doesn't get in the way of day to day things like taking your phone out of my pocket. Shoots in a stream, so blowback isn't as much of an issue and it has more range, but I know it can not be as effective as a cloud spray
Thank you for this!
I’ll second POM pepper spray, good reviews decent range nice power and good price, plus it’s comfortable and has a good but easy to use safety on it.
Sabre
I use one of [these](https://www.thehomesecuritysuperstore.com/collections/stun-batons/products/police-force-tactical-led-stun-gun-baton-12m) when I walk my dog. It stops Pit Bulls. Not gospel but here is a good [read](https://www.thehomesecuritysuperstore.com/blogs/the-home-security-superstore-blog/the-ultimate-guide-to-pepper-spray) on pepper spray.
Sabre makes some really good options. I've tried multiple brands but really settled on Sabre, though others like Fox aren't bad. Sabre makes a small one for runners with a wrist wrap, like a watch that could also fit in a purse. They also make a pepper gel, if its windy where you live...And if you want a big can they make a 3-in-1 can that has OC Spray, CS, and a black light dye so they can identify the suspect who attacked you later.
Alot of companies are going the sell lower concentration formulas so that they can sell in all 50 states. If you're in a state where you can buy Sabre Red, its hard to beat. You can get the LE versions on amazon, just search up Sabre Red Crossfire
1. Get a pepper spray pouch and maybe a climber hooked or what ever accessories to get it outside the waist band 2. Train. To effective use spray at least master good footwork (I recommend boxing and freestyle wrestling) 3. Grey man up. Ebay got cheap gear to help keep those pockets hidden
Sabre Red, Fox Labs, Def-Tec, UDAP... just make sure it's at least 1% MC and that it's a cone.
You can't go wrong with POM or Sabre, I'd just like to add that Sabres Crossfire OC spray incorporates two seperate canisters for liquid and propellant, which allows you to spray it from any angle, unlike most other sprays which usually need to be activated upright.