This stun gun baton from TBOTECH delivers 80 million volts of stopping power with 4.9 milliamps, halting attackers with a single shock—often just the crackling sound deters threats. It's 220-lumen LED flashlight offers three modes (high, low, strobe) to illuminate paths or disorient aggressors, while the 16-inch reach ensures safe distance. Measuring 16 7/8" x 1 3/4" and weighing 1.7 lbs, it’s built from aircraft-grade aluminum for durability.
Rechargeable with a Ni-Cd battery and included charging cable, this baton taser features a rubberized grip, belt clip, and ON/OFF safety switch to prevent accidental discharge. Ideal for nighttime walks or deterring aggressive dogs, it’s backed by a lifetime warranty for lasting reliability.
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Needs a longer recharge cord and it would be perfect.AdvantagesVery easy to use, good instructions.DisadvantagesRecharge cord is really short. And I mean really short. Hard to charge.
I offer this review, not as a complainer, but as constructive criticism. I needed to replace my previous well-designed & trusty 18" stun baton that I think I purchased some 5-20 years ago from TBO Tech (not certain?).
After a fair amount of research and a LOT of shipping hassle I ended up with the Street Wise 17" baton (SWPFTB9R).
Navigating your website quickly led me to this device. When you open to this area, the stun baton in the picture was exactly what I was trying to replace. And when I clicked on that picture it took me to the SWPFTB9R stun stick. But when I got the unit, it did NOT have the contact strips along the forward length of the baton......something that I thought I was getting based on the initial web page picture & description. [Mod Edit: Category Image has been changed]
So my criticism is that you don't apparently sell the unit that is depicted on the web page discussing stun batons. It is a bit misleading.
That said, this new stun stick is extremely clumsy to operate, especially in the "heat of the moment". I suppose the flashlight features are nice, but I bought this replacement primarily for warding off frequent dog encounters during walks with my wife. The multi-function switch is very hard to use in the first place. You have to toggle through as many as 7 clicks (if I counted correctly) to get to the mode that you want........that being the stun mode. I would highly suggest revamping the logic/control on the baton. The on/off switch at the base should be just to power the unit on/off. Then use the multi-function switch to operate just the flashlight modes. And the stun button should be independent of the flashlight and solely dedicated to activate the stun.
If you ever offer the stun baton again (as shown at the top of the initial web page) I'd be interested.
Thank YOU
Great Product. I bought this product to protect my Yellow Lab and I from large dogs(especially Rhodesian Ridgebacks) off lease, that had been attacking other dogs on lease. Since walking with the Stun Baton, the owners take a very wide birth when they see my dog, on lease, and I approaching. Smaller dogs in Arizona are subject to coyote attacks. This gives me an added sense of security against the coyotes. The sales and customer service were outstanding every time I called. Several of my friends may also purchase TBO-Tech products.
I'm just wondering can this be used as a blunt object or will the tazer inside be damage ?
I haven't tried this on anyone so I can't tell how effective it is, but it seems to be a good idea to keep at home as a self-defense product. The unit comes with a charger and a belt holster.
To test the unit, we must first turn the unit on. The unit will fire when we press the trigger.
However, the instruction is not clear as how to use it on an assailant. Here's the quote: "Touch your assailant's body with both contact probes. Touching anywhere on the assailant's body will have an effect." We can assume that the unit must be on before using on the assailant. However, the instruction DOES NOT mention if the trigger must be held down at the same time we touch the assailant in order for the unit to be effective.
If holding down the trigger is required then the unit would be quite hard to use, especially when the assailant is a moving target: Since we cannot hold hold down the trigger for more than a second or the guarantee will be void, we have to touch the assailant and at the same moment of less than a second, hold down the trigger.
That is fine for an experience law enforcement member, but for common person like me, it is quite impossible, considering how nervous I would be when facing the assailant and having to touch and pull the trigger simultaneously.
For now, I hope that the assailant would be running away when seeing the test fire, or I would be in trouble, even with the stun baton.
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