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Everyday Carry
The Defender One
The one that started it all. A downward strike drives your full force into a quarter-inch edge — non-lethal, but decisive. Grip with the squares, control with the talon, hold with the digit hole.
The Phantom
Small enough to carry every day, built to work when it matters. The Phantom drives a heavier head into a concentrated contact point — no edges, all leverage. Everyday carry that stays out of your way until you need it.
The Ivan Key Chain
Protection that rides on your keys. The Ivan’s dual acrylic points fit naturally between your fingers and lock onto an industrial key ring that won’t break — always ready, and there the second you need it.
Aggressive Carry
The Defender Two
The Defender One, with more capability. Three acrylic points instead of one, a sawtooth grip section instead of squares, and a pointed pommel that gives you a functional stop. Everything the D1 does, with more to work with.
The Spec Ops Two
Full capability in a low profile. The Spec Ops 2 smooths the Defender 2’s features into a compact head — forward point, digit capture, anti-grab pommel — so it stays out of your way until the moment you need it.
The Swan
Two heads, four acrylic points, total control. The Swan gives you leverage where you need it — break a grip, redirect an attacker, or control him with a single movement. Close-quarters capability in one tool.
The RP Defender
The most capability in the smallest package. Barely larger than a credit card, the RP packs a curved forward head, the Defender 2’s sawtooth section, and a digit-capture hole — full capability at everyday-carry size.
The Owl
Built for when no one is coming to help. The Owl was designed for a lone federal officer who needed every option in one tool — beak points, circular grab-counters, angled edge, and digit capture. The most capable Defender made.
The Ronsonator
Named by Jon Ronson’s listeners. After the Defender 1 appeared in “The Men Who Stare at Goats,” Peter told Ronson about an unnamed new design — so they ran a contest live on his show. His fans voted overwhelmingly for one name, and the first time-stamped email won one free. The Ronsonator: dual acrylic points, a sawtooth section, and digit capture.
The Stealth
Small enough to carry every day. The Stealth’s forward point stops punches, kicks, and grabs cold — small enough for any hand, made for everyday carry.
Very Aggressive
Blur of Darkness
Straight out of the Blur of Darkness novels — the Defender carried by a florist-by-day, ninja-by-night heroine. An angled curved head, twin acrylic points, and a finger-retention bump bring the fiction into your hand.
The Ice Defender
For when you have to say NO and mean it. The Ice combines an angled point, a sawtooth section, and digit capture into one decisive tool — small enough to carry every day, ready the moment you need it.
The Norski
Nothing else looks like it. Double angled edges, points top and bottom, and a snake-curved grip — the Norski’s Viking-inspired shape puts real capability in your hand.
The Houser
Named for a Marine officer who needed no-nonsense protection. The Houser’s angled edge and dual sawtooth sections do the work. Compact, capable, always ready.
