Could I carry this in my shorts pocket without getting zapped? Wanted to have it when I take my dogs for a walk.
1605260
I was curious myself. Ud think theyed put a safety switch on it, I'd definitely leave it in the case it came with. I can't remember if it can attach w a belt. Strap it on a belt w shorts I'm guess ing
1605261
Yeah. It comes with a small black pouch. There's a sliding switch on the side. You push it up once; the flashlight comes on. You push it up again; that's when the actual taser comes on. You have to press the circular black button for it to zap.
1605262
Ummm...yea...but don't have it on the "on" set. You don't just get zapped...you have to turn it on first...
1605263
Oh yeah fer sure. It has a switch to turn it on and then you're able to press a button to actually zap. It won't switch it on AND press the button so it can't zap you
1605264
Yes You Can. It Has a On & Off Button. it Can not be Used Unless You Turn It On.
1605265
Ya guys but the switch is small and sensitive and I'm guessing 15,000,000 v can go though that case. Strap it to or side n u should be fine. These guy s aren't too bright
1248654
I've worn it tethered to my belt so I don't see why not. You can drop it in any pocket an it also works just fine.
1985251
I carried mine in my pocket everyday, untill It got packed up during a recent move ( I ordered another one cuz I hate going without it, it should arrive tomorrow). there were a couple instances where it turned on in my pocket but there is a very audible click so I've known everytime it's happened.
947470
Yes, but you may have to tie it off to you so that it doesn't fall out. I put a Altoids tin in the extra pocket.
836447
Dan: I didn't buy it to go walking, but I imagine it would fit into a jacket pocket. I normally use this at home, while I'm sitting down.
864294
I'd bet if you don't carry it on.. and it's definitely less than the liquid max you're aloud to carry... but since it's a fire starting device you'd have to call the airlines probably. They're changing the laws a bit, like allowing non-locking pocket knives now. and such
38810
Ive never used it inside the pocket, I just hook it to my belt inside my pants
74481
No, I doubt it will fit in the pocket. I use a DiSantis holster for the pocket.
1748475
I've carried it in a shirt pocket so it can be reached quickly when I need it bike riding. When I retired as a rural mailman, the spray worked great on dogs. It left a slight stain for a while on the dog so the owner would know it had caused trouble.
686293
Yes that is why the holster is designed the way it is. You will have no problem unless your pockets are stuffed with heavy items. I have used mine without a belt inside my jeans with no problems.
195156
I started off trying to mount it to our motorcycles, but couldn't find anyplace that really fit. So we wound up just putting them in our pocket, we ride with protective jackets that have decent sized pockets. Plus that left only unplugging the push/talk buttons to unplug when we got off the bike. Be gentle when you plug/unplug stuff, those pins are not very robust and can be easily bent.
1009379
No, there is no way to carry it except in your purse, pocket or hand. But even though this may be a little inconvenient it is more powerful and accurate than any I've used in the past. I highly recommend it. And I can't tell you how many times the bright light has come in handy. I LOVE IT!!
56058
Kyle - I honestly don't know - because I don't use the clip. I simply drop it into my pants pocket. It's wonderful that way. There's fancy clips and straps for these gadgets and I never use them sir.
1749639
No, not waterproof inside the pocket. It is netting, meant to hold items you want to take with you. You can put whatever you want in it, including a dry bag if you need to keep something dry!
1618335
Yes. I carry it in my back pocket while walking and have practiced reaching and taking it out and an accidental discharge would be unlikely. It isn't a flip top, there is a protective cover over the release lever. You have to stick your finger in the gap and press to discharge it. I think it is a good design.
36724
I carry it in my front pocket with the strap dangling out. This works particularly well with slippery backpacking clothes, but also with khakis. Tight jeans not advised, although it slides into the back pocket of those pretty well.
645549
It is not intended to be a "pocket" knife. It is enclosed in a carrying case which makes it bulky for a pant pocket but could be carried in a jacket or overcoat. In most cases, it would not be carried around unless appropriate apparel is worn or carrying kit is used since it is intended for emergency purposes.