16" Black Expandable Baton with Sheath

16-Inch Telescopic Baton

This Szco telescopic baton is a collapsible steel impact tool that stows as a short, grip-length handle and extends to 16 inches. The shaft sections nest inside the handle when closed, so it carries far more compactly than a fixed baton of the same reach. It comes with a nylon carry sheath, which makes it a practical choice for security staff, duty belts and personal-protection kits where space is tight.

Features

• Steel Construction — The handle housing and telescoping shaft are steel, giving the baton weight and rigidity when extended.
• Three-Section Telescoping Shaft — Two progressively narrower shaft sections slide out of the handle to reach full length and nest back inside for carry.
• 16-Inch Extended Length — At 16 inches open, this is a compact size that stays manageable on a belt or in a bag.
• Rounded Ball Tip — The final section ends in a solid ball-shaped tip rather than a flat cut end.
• Diamond-Textured Rubber Grip — A molded rubber sleeve with a raised diamond pattern covers the handle so it stays secure in a sweaty or gloved hand.
• Capped Handle Ends — Black end caps close off both ends of the handle for a clean, finished profile.
• Nylon Carry Sheath — The included black nylon sheath holds the baton collapsed and keeps it protected between uses.
• Hook-and-Loop Retention Strap — A hook-and-loop strap, the same fastening as Velcro, wraps across the handle to stop the baton from sliding out of the sheath.
• D-Ring Attachment Point — A metal D-ring at the top of the sheath gives you a place to clip it to gear or a lanyard.
• Matte Black Finish — The all-black finish on the shaft, grip and sheath keeps the setup low profile.

Carry and Build

Collapsed, the baton is not much longer than its rubber-gripped handle, and in the sheath it sits upright under the hook-and-loop strap with the end cap exposed for a quick grab. The steel shaft tapers in two steps from handle to ball tip, a common layout for telescopic batons. Baton ownership and carry are restricted in some states and cities, so check your local laws before you buy.