Spike Stun Gun 65 Million Volts, 4.7 Milliamps, Rechargeable Lithium Battery, Nylon Holster, Multiple Colors, Compact Self Defense

Sometimes looking dangerous is the best defense. The Spike’s aggressive appearance makes attackers reconsider before the first spark—and 65 million volts with 4.7 milliamps ensures they regret it if they don’t. Who This Stun Gun Is Best For: Anyone who wants maximum visual deterrent Security personnel wanting intimidating presence Those who believe the best fight is the one that never happens Users wanting serious power in compact form Is This the Right Self-Defense Option for You? Choose the Spike if you want: Maximum visual intimidation 65 million volts with 4.7 milliamps Aggressive tactical appearance Rechargeable convenience Consider something else if you need: Discreet appearance → Stun Pen Higher voltage → Trigger 75M Keychain size → Slider Deterrence Through Intimidation Most attackers choose victims who look vulnerable. Holding a spiked stun gun sends an unmistakable message—you’re prepared and you’re not an easy target. Many confrontations end right there. Backup for the Bluff If intimidation fails, 65 million volts creates a visible, crackling arc that often stops the approach. And if contact becomes necessary, 4.7 milliamps delivers genuine neuromuscular disruption. Quick Comparison: Compact Stun Guns Feature Spike Talon Slider Stun Pen Voltage 65M 75M ✓ 40M 40M Amperage 4.7 mA 4.7 mA 4.9 mA ✓ 2.5 mA Visual Impact Max ✓ High Low Hidden Size Compact Medium Keychain ✓ Pen Best For Intimidation Bright light Portability Disguise Practical Details Rechargeable via included cord—charge monthly. Disable pin wrist strap prevents use against you. LED flashlight included for practical utility. Available in multiple colors with lifetime warranty. Look dangerous. Be prepared. Add the Spike to your cart today. Frequently Asked Questions Are the spikes dangerous? They’re designed for grip enhancement and visual deterrence, not to cause injury. The spikes improve handling and intimidation factor. Is intimidation really effective? Most attackers seek easy victims. Visible preparedness often prevents confrontations entirely—the best outcome for everyone.