The Spike Stun Gun

The Spike combines a physical striking weapon and a stun gun into one palm-sized device. Two sharp spikes protrude from the top and double as the stun electrodes — a strike delivers both physical impact and a 65,000,000 volt electrical shock simultaneously. Grip it in your fist and only the spikes are visible. Squeeze your palm to activate — no fumbling for buttons or switches under pressure.

Spike Stun Gun Features and Specs

• Dual spike electrodes: Two sharp spikes serve as both striking points and stun contacts — physical impact and electrical shock are delivered in the same motion
• 65,000,000 volt stun / 4.7 milliamps: Produces a loud, crackling arc on test fire that can deter a threat before contact
• Squeeze-to-activate: Palm trigger fires the stun by squeezing your grip — the same instinctive motion you'd make in a struggle
• Palm-concealed design: At 3.5 × 3 × 1 inches, it disappears inside a closed fist with only the spikes exposed
• Rubberized coating: Non-slip grip keeps the device locked in your hand
• Safety switch: Prevents accidental discharge during carry
• USB rechargeable: Charging cable included — no replacement batteries
• Nylon belt holster included
• Lifetime warranty

Most stun guns require you to press a button to fire. In a high-stress encounter — grabbed from behind, shoved against a wall — fine motor skills deteriorate. The Spike's palm-squeeze activation eliminates that problem. Tighten your grip, which is what you'd do instinctively, and the stun fires. The spikes give you a striking option that doesn't depend on the battery at all, and when the stun is active, every strike delivers both physical and electrical force to the same point of contact.

How is the Spike different from stun knuckles?

Stun knuckles spread the electrical contact across a broader surface — they're designed for punching with a wide stun area. The Spike concentrates everything into two points. That focused contact is more effective for targeting specific vulnerable areas and delivers the electrical charge through a smaller surface, which can mean a more intense localized effect. Stun knuckles also sit on your fingers, which some people find less secure than wrapping their entire fist around a grip. The trade-off: knuckles cover more area on a strike, the Spike hits harder at a single point.

Can you carry the Spike concealed?

It's designed for it. At 3.5 × 3 × 1 inches, the device sits entirely inside your closed hand. The spikes protrude between your fingers the way a self-defense keychain would — visible enough to deter, but not obvious to anyone who isn't looking closely. It also fits in a pocket or purse, and the included nylon holster clips to a belt. For something even more discreet that doesn't require a fist grip, a disguised option like the Pain Pen looks like an ordinary writing pen.

When is a spike stun gun the wrong choice?

The Spike is a contact weapon — you need to be within arm's reach. If your priority is keeping distance from a threat, you need a tool with range. Defense sprays are effective from 8-18 feet depending on the model, and they don't require physical strength or close contact to work. The Spike is built for situations where you're already close — grabbed, cornered, or in a confined space — and you need to deliver maximum force to create an opening to escape.