Introducing our new “Eian” keychain Defender. AND IT’S LEGAL! Also, it is less expensive than the current cute little “Kitty” self-defense toy! They sell for $9; when you need them, they break! I’m usually not one to put down other tools, but when your life depends on them, and they break, that is where I draw the line. When researching the “Kitty” product, I found this quote:

Are cat eyes keychains illegal?

[That’s when the TSA had some bad news. “They told me carrying the cat eyes is similar to carrying a switch blade. It’s illegal to even carry these things in public,” said Susan. May 6, 2017]

First, let’s look at what it isn’t, and that is, it has no place to stick your fingers into holes to help you hold on to the tool. Why is that important? Well, then, it would be illegal in all 50 states in America and most countries abroad. If you can stick your fingers into the tool, then they are considered “brass knuckles!” Ouch huh? You hold our Eian with your thumb on top of the flat surface and your pointing finger on the bottom side.

Next, you can put your keys into the palm of your hand and close your hand over the keys, and that will securely hold your Self-Defense Tool in your hand, ready for your defense. Also, the key ring is industrial strength, so it won’t break when you really need to use the tool. If you look at all the “Kitty” keychains out on the market, the first time you need to use it, the key rings, many times, fail; thus, your tool breaks during a self-defense situation. Ours won’t do that as we paid attention to industrial quality as your life is worth that, isn’t it?