Smith and Wesson Keychain Pepper Spray with Case

Keychain Pepper Spray

This is a compact Smith and Wesson pepper spray canister that rides on your keys, so it is in your hand whenever your keys are. The canister sits inside a ribbed black hard case with a pocket clip, and the case end cap carries a quick-release key ring. You can keep the spray clipped to a pocket, hanging from a key ring, or separated from your keys when you need to hand them over. It suits anyone who wants a small, everyday defensive spray they will actually carry.

Features

• Smith and Wesson Pepper Spray — The pressurized canister is branded Smith and Wesson and labeled as a severe irritant, with a contents-under-pressure warning on the side.
• Red Spray Actuator — A ridged red actuator sits between two raised black guards on top of the canister, which makes it easy to find by touch and less likely to catch on things in a pocket.
• Ribbed Hard Case — A black molded case encloses the canister, and the ribbing along its sides gives your fingers something to grip.
• Open Front Window — A cutout at the top of the case leaves the actuator exposed, so you can spray without first pulling the canister out.
• Integrated Pocket Clip — A clip molded along the back of the case lets you attach it to a pocket, waistband or bag strap.
• Detachable End Cap — The bottom of the case closes with a separate cap that carries the key ring attachment.
• Quick-Release Key Ring — A two-piece connector with a split ring on each side lets you unclip the spray from your main key set in one move, handy at a valet stand or anywhere spray is not allowed.
• Compact Carry Size — The whole unit is about the size of a marker, small enough to sit on a key ring without much extra bulk.

Case and Carry

The canister slides into the hard case, and the end cap closes it off and links it to the key ring, so the spray stays protected and attached as one unit. Because the front window leaves the actuator open, the case does not slow you down when you need to use it. Pepper spray laws differ by state and city, so check the rules where you live and travel before you carry it.