Stinger Spike System Trooper

Tire Deflation System

The Stinger Spike System Trooper is a portable tire deflation device. It is a folding strip of hollow steel spikes that an operator pulls or tosses across a lane to bring a vehicle to a stop. This is US Army issue, Model 90200, made in the USA by Stinger Spike Systems, a unit of Federal Signal. It is built for security checkpoints, gate control and multi-lane roads, and it packs flat into its own hard case between uses.

Features

• 110 Hollow Steel Spikes — High-strength hollow spikes are designed to penetrate all tire types, including self-sealing and run-flat tires.
• Regulated Deflation — Each spike is hollow, so it vents air from the tire in a regulated manner after it goes in.
• Detachable Spikes With Tip Guards — Every spike detaches from the base, and gray tip guards cover the points while the unit is packed away.
• Accordion-Action Polymer Base — The modular high-strength polymer base folds like an accordion for storage and extends to 15.5 feet (4.7 m) when deployed.
• Pull Or Toss Deployment — A pull on the handle or a simple toss opens the strip across the roadway.
• 40-Foot Deployment Rope — Not less than 40 feet of attached rope with a snap hook lets the operator work the strip from the side of the road.
• Hard Storage Case — The molded black case measures 18 x 20 x 3.5 inches and has a carry handle built into the lid.
• Printed Instructions In Lid — Labels inside the lid cover warnings, deployment steps and maintenance, so the procedure travels with the unit.
• Made In USA — The data plate on the lid reads Stinger Spike Systems, Model 90200, Made in USA.

Issue and Specification

The Trooper was designed for law enforcement and security use, and this unit is genuine US Army issue. It carries the original Stinger data plate, the scorpion emblem on the lid and US patent markings molded into the base. Everything stores in one case: the folding spike base, the rope and handle, and the instruction labels. That makes it a complete original kit for checkpoint teams, security professionals and collectors of US military equipment.