Spitfire 0031 Spitfire Pepper Spray 5gm Black

Gave this to my son at college, there were some issues around campus. He was coming home from a night class when he was approached by a drunk man who demanded his wallet. My son had this in his hand as he was walking back to him dorm. A quick point and spray, and the drunk was down for the count. My son got away and campus security caught the guy shortly after. Turned out this was the same guy was giving trouble to many people. Thank you, thank you, thank you

I am a college student, and was reluctant to get pepper spray, because the only ones I have seen were those that come in a case that has to be unsnapped, taken out, then sprayed. Who in the world has time to do that while they are getting attacked! But I saw this one in our local bookstore and was instantly in love! Knock on wood, but I haven't had to use this yet, but it is a great since of security. The spray path is cone shaped, and goes such a far distance that it makes me feel really secure. Whenever I am feeling afraid while walking to my car, on the train, whatever, I just grab on to it tightly. It has never been sprayed accidently, and let me tell you, this spray, along with my keys, gets thrown around everywhere! I highly recommend this for parents and teens (mature, of course) alike. It is great to have for those JUST IN CASE moments!!!

I will say I got this for my Daughter at college and it worked! She was out with friends and was approached by a stranger. Lets just say, a quick spray and she got away. The police captured the guy shortly after!

Thank you for having this available to me and my daughter

The 5 gm. Spitfire has way less power, costs more, and is just slightly smaller, than typical 11 gm. or 1/2 oz. keychain sprayers and therefore... for a woman you are paying more, taking up the same room in your purse, and getting less fire power. However the Spitfire is less of a daily eyesore when not needed, and when needed has a unique panic-friendly point-and-shoot design. Hopefully you will not be needing more than 8 shots. Also a refill is available at less than half the cost of a new one. For men like myself, the Spitfire is slightly less intolerable than any other sprayer on a belt keychain so it's simply the best we can do.

An hour of Googling has turned up a 'Minime MiniPepperSpray' keychain by IGg Factory, claiming to be the smallest, but of questionable quality and nobody seems to sell it. There is a Pepper Spray Pen and a finger ring. These prove that there should be a smaller key chain pepper spray but evidently not.

If you buy more than one, save $5 each, after shipping costs, at the Ambient Weather website. Whatever pepper spray you buy, I suggest a new one every Christmas. Pepper sprays expire in 2-3 years. Uses for last year's sprayer:

... Glove compartment.
... Give to a friend.
... Target practice. (Outdoors please.)

Well it works on thin air. Hoping I'll never have to use it other that that.