Of all the self-defense items on the shop today the vast majority of them are geared towards women. That should come as no surprise because women are the targets of violence in nine out of ten cases. Tasers probably get the most publicity. Pepper sprays are the most widely sold self-defense items in the world. But there is a little-respected self-defense item that is extremely effective, especially for female self--defense-the personal panic alarm.
Some people call it a loud noisemaker. Maybe that's a good adequate description. Commonly speaking they are small hand-held battery-operated devices that emit a very loud noise when activated. They are extremely productive at scaring away an assailant and/or drawing concentration to your situation if you should feel threatened.
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Imagine you are in a parking lot on the way to your car. A stranger approaches you from behind and scares the living daylights out of you. You warn him to back away, but he keeps approaching. A personal panic alarm, when activated can be heard from as far as 1/4 mile away. If that doesn't scare him, then someone will hear the alarm and come to your assistance.
Although there are legitimately hundreds of devices that have alarms in them, most notably stun guns and some pepper sprays, here we are going to discuss personal panic alarms that were specifically designed for that purpose-to make a loud noise. Here are four favorites of women.
The first is an electronic pocket whistle. It emits an ear-piercing 120 dB alarm when activated. It is 4 inches long and has a key ring attachment for easy carrying.
Another favorite favorite for women is made by Mace brand and is an aerosol stock called the "Screecher." This has a push button activator which makes a 125 dB alarm that is easily recognized by anyone as a call for help. This does not have a key ring attachment but is small adequate to carry in a pocket or purse.
The Keychain Panic Alarm is very favorite too because it is so small at 2 1/2 inches long. It emits a excellent 120 dB blast that can be intermittent or continuous. It uses a replaceable battery and is very uncostly at .95.
Fourth is a 130 dB personal alarm that can be attached to your clothing using the clip that comes with it or attached to a purse or folder with a lanyard that also comes with the product. If the folder or purse is snatched the alarm will sound.
Those are four items personal panic alarms for female self-defense that are all very productive and uncostly too.
Self Defense: Personal Panic Alarms - The Female Self Defense Tool
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