10 Stealthy Self Defense Gadgets You Can Take Everywhere

Most self-defense gadgets are far too large and easy to notice to really be practical in your day-to-day life. The ideal self-defense gadget is small, stealthy, and quick to deploy. Thankfully, there are all kinds of stealthy self-defense tools you can buy right now to get yourself out of a sticky situation, or potentially even save your life. The best part is that your attacker won’t even know what hit them. From a cap that can break actual bones to the Buddhist prayer beads of doom, here are 10 Stealthy Self Defense Gadgets. You don’t want to miss a second of this!

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[SamG]

Bandanna and a padlock… nothing beats it

[duncanchestnut]

I understand that not everyone is from the US but it is absolutely mind blowing that the same people who believe guns are "inhumane" are perfectly willing to instead bludgeon, cut, slice, or otherwise maim attackers while still being at a disadvantage and having to rely on physical strength to overpower them.

[KRAFTWERKK]

The most important thing is: Avoid letting your attacker getting too close.

[Robyn-byqt]

Can of baked beans in a sock never fails !

[unclematt]

You could just carry around a screwdriver. They're 100% legal, cheap, light, and a pretty good stabbing weapon.

[dondee]

Legal carries would be a walking cane, an umbrella and a padlock in a sock.

[AmazingMrMe]

Surprised a cane isn't included. A wooden walking cane can be taken into an airport. Many of these devices cannot.

[dracoQuest]

And here's the suggestion that I'll keep you out of jail for 2 to 5 year. Check with your jurisdiction wherever you are on the planet and make sure that these weapons are legal where you're at Just because it's legal to sell does not mean it's legal to own or use in a defensive manner or measure

[martinosterwalder]

every defense gadget is a potential atack gadget

[pelvist]

Whats really sad is that every one of those gadgets are illegal to use in self defense in the UK, including the alarm/light thing. I am not even joking.

[venomfoxgames]

"Nice take down! How did you do it?!"

"Oh y'know! Used the ole hat to knock his ass out!"

[mCblue]

That bigass ring is just so practical and stylish 😂

[boxofmistakes]

Hello all, just don't forget to check the laws around your area to make sure you don't get arrested for walking around/using these contraptions. And also keep in mind that self defense is defense, not a brawl.

[j.c.g]

The Monkey Fist works for computer hardware reset too. 😂

[BasedChad]

Person who bought pendant necklace:
"Thank God I can defend myself!"
Thief: *Steals Knecklace*
Victim: 😱

[dondee]

At the 5:00 mark, the collapsible baton looked pretty good.

[julespeace]

Always look around when someone is about to attack and find what you can use as a weapon eg someone tries to attack you on your porch if you got a pot plant quickly grab it smash it on the ground then use the sharp bits for a weapon. If your in your lounge look around the room and see if you can break it and use it as a weapon eg glass statue, lamp

[shadowcard]

The only one of these that isn’t going to hurt the user more than the attacker is the baton, which IS LETHAL FORCE. Dedicated tools for self defense often have basic requirements, and if they do fall in the non lethal category are even more stringent on the requirements, and require you to be capable of using them

[streetphone]

A wheel nut of decent size, swinging at the end of a cord not long enough to hit yourself with, would give an attacker pause. Separate them while passing security and they're just two unrelated items.

[ernestkhalimov]

Best legal carries that nobody bothers about are a sturdy cane and your trouser belt