LeClasp Key Holder - Self Defense Device

Manufactured By QUAGtum Inc.

Tis... Frustrations and

Broken Nails (Chipped) For Those Who Don't Own One!

Prevent jewellery related injuries at work and play.

LeClasp Personal Safety (Self-Defense) Device -

Effective Self-Defense Device Too!!

LeClasp^™ can be used in many varied ways including for your Personal Safety. (Yes... yes.... you can quickly transform your LeClasp^™ key holder into an effective, hand clasped, self-defense device too!!)
Below are two effective ways to effectively setup your LeClasp for self-defense use.

Method #1 - Larger Hands

Method #2 - Smaller Hands (NEW)

Prior to leaving your home or getting of the bus and heading someplace alone, setup your LeClasp™ Key Holder as shown at this link How to Setup YOUR Defense Key.

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First find the appropriate Defense Key (picture 1) for your size hand.

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Once sturdily anchor (pictures 2-5), you should be able to jab a hard surface (brick, wood) without the keys digging (or hurting) into your fingers\palm\hand.

For people with smaller hands, a second grasp can be used effectively: Setup LeClasp™ keys as shown in picture 2, then clench your hand in a fist and "whip\lash\slap the weight and pointy ends of the keys across the eyes\face of an attacker!!!

How to setup and use LeClasp for self-defense

An effective hand clasped self-protection device!

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Simply slip key holder thru ring finger and "whack" assailant across the face with "weight" of key!!

To escape an assault, you need to alarm\surprise\shock the attacker. During the first seconds of an attack, scream HELP and gouge/jab the Defense Key at the attacker's eye/face/neck/ribs body parts.

Victims of an attacker will hold onto the LeClasp™ Personal Safety Device longer than the brass knuckle grip.

Honestly, we hope YOU (or a loved one) never NEED to use LeClasp™ for this function.

Bottom Line: Better Safe Than Sorry!

NOTE: If we can make a reading suggestion on the topic, review the recently published article in Runner's World Be Safe Out There. Stuff you need to know when you exercise or walk alone about protecting yourself if you're ever in a "situation". Before it's too late.