
Cat Strike Self-Defense Keychain Light
Cat-shaped keychain tool made of tough plastic. Clips to your keys. Includes a small light.
Small tools that ride on a keyring or in a pocket: keychain strikers, key-based tools, pens and a few everyday safety items. They are compact and low-profile.

Cat-shaped keychain tool made of tough plastic. Clips to your keys. Includes a small light.

Keychain striking tool that rides on your keyring. Contact-range, compact and light.

Aircraft grade aluminum kubotan on a keychain. A short handheld bar, carried on your keys.

Cat-shaped keychain tool made of tough plastic. Clips to your keys. Sits on your keyring until you need it.

Anti-drowsiness alarm (80 dB) worn over the ear. It sounds when your head nods forward.

Bulldog-shaped keychain tool made of impact resistant ABS plastic. Fits on your keys or stows in a pocket.

Cat-shaped keychain tool made of tough plastic. Clips to your keys. Glows in the dark so it is easy to find.

Holder that turns an everyday house key (most Kwikset KW1 and Schlage SC1 style keys) into a keychain tool. Open the hatch, slide the key in and snap it shut.

Compact personal alarm.

Black aluminum twist pen with a glass breaker tip, pocket clip and a spare ink refill. Retractable tip, 6 1/4 inches long.

Car charger with a built-in 1400mAh power bank and eight emergency functions. Plugs into a 12 volt outlet and glows in the dark so it is easy to find.

The Safety Technology Dog Repeller/Trainer can be used to deter unwanted dog or as a training device to back up your commands.
These are contact-range tools, so think about whether you are comfortable using one. They are small and legal to own in many places, but some venues restrict them, so check before you carry one into a school, airport or other restricted building.
No. Treat any self-defense tool as not allowed in carry-on bags and check TSA rules before you pack it.
Yes. See the Personal Alarms page for pull-pin and button alarms.