SABRE Mighty Discreet Pepper Spray with Snap-Clip Keychain - Pocket Size for Running, Walking, Keys & Travel, Fits in Small Bags & Purses, Max Strength Self Defense, UV Dye, 12 ft Range, 0.18 fl oz

I wanted a smaller pepper spray that I could keep on my keys that wouldn’t be so bulky and this is perfect. The locking mechanism gives me peace of mind and it’s very accessible. It’s around 3.5 inches long and half as thick as a standard pepper spray. Highly recommend.

Perfect size for my key chain! It definitely does work! Accidentally got twisted “ON”, got some on my fingers and then accidentally touched my eyes and it burnt so bad😂

Accidentally left it in my pocket and put it through the washing machine. I decided it wasn't reliable to carry after that, so I discharged it into the kitchen sink. I thought it was just a spicy sauce squirter, as it squirts the typical orange stream of hot sauce. But apparently it gives off some sort of tear gas vapors that come off the sauce as well. My entire apartment was filled with the invisible gas from the sink and in a couple minutes; my girlfriend and I were coughing/choking without having the substance ever touch us. I can only imagine if the stuff was covering my face and I was breathing in the gas directly, on top of the sauce coming in contact with my eyes and orifices. Very effective stuff. Naturally, I'm coming back to order a bunch more as a replacement and to write this review. Has a considerable range for a non-gel pepper spray in such a small size. I leave the cap in the "on" or "unlocked" position and it never goes off in my pocket; takes a bit of force to push the top down and have it shoot out.

Welp I thought it wouldn't go off in my pocket but it eventually did when I was crouching down. 1st I thought maybe a bee 🐝 stung me or something but then I realized what happened and drove home. Can confirm it is quite spicy and hard to get off of yourself even with soap and a shower.. I'm going back to flip tops.

Perfect size for personal carry. It fits in my undergarments in my body for fast response if needed. I will buy more for my nieces etc

There’s this guy in my neighborhood who is a real piece of work. I bought this pepper spray before he revealed himself to be total garbage and I feel like it was an awfully serendipitous purchase. He yells at me and calls me all kinds of names because I have the audacity to walk my dog (I pick up her poo and she’s never even used his yard, he is just nuts). Anyway, I keep this pepper spray clipped to my dog’s leash. I’ve practiced flipping the safety on and off and it seems easy to use. I feel confident I’ll be able to quickly grab and disarm it so I can use it on that guy - I mean, on anyone - if I am attacked or about to be attacked.

Carry this on me everyday as a First line of defense. Bought two and tested one out on a tree lol. Says 16 bursts I got 13 short bursts. Was about 8 feet from the tree and it has about a 10 foot range I would assume. It fires a perfect stream and at 8 feet away I started to tear up a bit and a slight cough. So I would say if it ever came to a quick deterrent to get away from an attacker or a stray wild dog. This will do the trick.

This is the keychain-appropriate size I've always wanted for a spray But it has TWO GLARING DEFECTS that Sabre refuses to address (thankfully you can fix these yourself WITHOUT modifying the product) Until the defects are addressed by the purchaser, the spray is NOT SAFE to depend on in ANY FAST-DEVELOPING SITUATION - at least not until you address the problems it has:L. Here are the two deal-breaking problems with the device, but you can fix youself. (1) The problem of the illegible ON/OFF labels that can only be read slowly and in very well lit areas. Thus Sabre's POOR-LABELLING may PREVENT you fron DEFENDING YOURSELF from an ACTIVE THREAT! (2) Since it is not designed in the way that ita competitors are, where the device can ONLY SPRAY when a thumb or finger is inserted into the device, this spay is os UNSAFE for POCKET-CARRY as a negligent discharge is very likely. this it's design necessitates carrying the spray freely-hanging, like on a belt-loop or carabiner... ...The problem woth this is the device include ZERO fast detach method/mechanism. Again SABRE'S DESIGN makes the device TOO SLOW TO to DEPLOY IN repnse to an ACTIVE THREAT! This requires stepa be taken, that not listed in the instructions, that MUST be done! See my IMAGES for how you fix these problems with a permanent Parker and different keychain-attachment type. Resolution to (1): Use metallic markers to label the ON and OFF buttons. That slowness that problem instantly. Resolution to (2): Use a quick-release key chain. I use the one shown thatbclkes with POM's. All it needs is you to press the button and pull. There are actually far better mechanisms and products for this. But I just wanted to show the example that I am currently using. My POM spray was FAR to large to be inconspicuous on a belt-loop carabiner. Thus I use the Sabre instead, but with the POM Keychain adapter... after addressing the labeling problem on the Sabre spray I hope this helps everyone woth this product, I sincerely pray that the labelling and deployment issues do nor cause any anyone harm by making them unable to defend themselves. I hoe my suggestions help and that Amazon moves them to the top of the lis list to help unsure the safety of all purchasers of this item. Thank you.