That's kinda cool but I bet it's illegal in some states... like NJ. I use my large car key in my knuckles like that
That's kinda cool but I bet it's illegal in some states...
It is non-lethal and made of plastic and foam. The company says it is legal in all 50 states.
They also state:
"Check local laws. Do not possess or use Tigerlady® where prohibited by law."
I'm not quite sure on the legality so someone with more experience on this subject may be able to chime in.
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I heard an advertisement for this on the radio today and then looked in to it more. It seemed like it could be something to bring along with you for protection, especially for the ladies of the forum. So I thought I would pass it along and you can tell me what you think...
Tiger Lady (Website)
TigerLady Self Protection Tool: How It Works (Video)
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each TigerLady will go to a non-profit committed to putting an end to violence against women.
Meet TigerLady - a revolutionary discreet self-defense tool modeled after the a cat's retractable claws.
This ergonomic, hand-held claw can go with you anywhere. Made of high-impact plastic, TigerLady's defensive claws emulate those of the big cats from which they get their name. Channels on the underside of the claws are designed to capture DNA so you don't have to see your assailant to make a positive ID.
Put the strap around your wrist and hold TigerLady in your hand before walking to your car or to the subway. Make sure you have it when you leave the club and when you're waiting for the bus. Just the act of holding TigerLady in your hand will ensure that you have a heightened sense of your surroundings, making you feel less vulnerable and more confident.
☆ Always ready - non-lethal claws
☆ Weighs less than 2 ounces
☆ No maintenance ever - No recharging needed
☆ Designed to capture DNA to identify the attacker
☆ Made in the USA
HOS:
Hours Of Service
HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.