Spy Review

While a dog is affectionately called a man’s best friend, unfortunately, its not always the case; some are quite aggressive and can be quite dangerous.

The volatility of a dog toward strangers will depend on a number of factors such as breed (some types are more aggressive than others), how well they are trained, etc. Sadly, we hear more and more stories of aggressive dogs mauling small defenceless children, in particular. In some cases the victim is a member of the household of the dog owner itself.

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Taser International, a company that manufactures stun guns, has come up with a novel way to make carrying stun guns more accessible to women – adding a feminine touch to the gun and a holster that can also hold 1GB of music.

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At the moment there are still doubts lingering as to how safe stun guns really are as a way to incapacitate an individual safely either as a way to restrain (in policing) or even as self-defence, for which more and more stun guns are now sold.

This mini stun may be small in size but the power of the shock ranging from 350,000 to 950,000 volts – depending on the model – is capable of felling anyone off their feet.

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This is a fun gadget, which hides a stun gun in this rather fake-looking Nokia-shaped mobile phone. The phone does not work as a normal phone at all, but looks similar enough that no-one should give it a second glance. It packs a powerful 800,000 Volt electric shock, which should knock any attacker off their feet.

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The Kubotan is a self-defense tool designed by a Japanese man by the name of Takayuki Kubota. It was developed as a self-defense device (I’m intentionally avoiding the word weapon) for use by police officers in Japan, often for riot control. You can learn the basics of using a Kubotan very quickly, and do not need to be an expert martial artist to use one.

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