LeClasp Key Holder - Hand Clasp Self Defense Device

Manufactured By QUAGtum Inc.

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LeClasp Personal Safety (Self-Defense) Device -

How to Setup and Use LeClasp for Self-Defense

Holding the Defense KEY™ (D-KEY™) as shown in the How to Setup\Use for... below when walking at night or exercising alone allows you to use it as an effective weapon.
You can use LeClasp™ in combination with the D-KEY™to gouge an attacker's eye or jab in the neck.
STEPS A and Bdemonstrate how to SETUP\USE your LeClasp™ for personal safeguard.
STEP A: Find "YOUR" custom-size Defense KEY™ (D-KEY™).
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	4a) Find amongst all your keys one key shaped with a flat back. Ideal width of the D-KEY™ should be 1/2 - 5/8 inches.
^{Click image to enlarge}	4b) The **D-KEY™ should be the length of your pinky finger**. Users with smaller hands (women\kids) may need to cut\file a custom-sized key. Some people feel safer with longer keys.
	4c) For comfort, the D-KEY™ should be separated by itself on 1 of 4 20mm split rings shipped with each LeClasp™.

STEP B: FROM NOW ON, EVERY SINGLE DAY BEFORE departing someplace alone (especially at night!!), follow the instructions below to easily convert yourLeClasp™ into a concealable, handclasp self-defense device!

^{Click image to enlarge}	4d) Position your *D-KEY™ at the far end of* "circular-shaped opening".
	4e) If you areright-handed, slide LeClasp™ all the way through your right ring finger. The bottom part should rest in your palm and feel very comfortable when clasping\clenching your right hand in a fist.
	4f) Make sure the *D-KEY*™ is placed on the side closest to your middle finger and forefinger.
^{Click image to enlarge}	4g) Now move\slide the D-KEY™ between the forefinger and middle finger. Verify the CENTER of the flat D-KEY™ rests (actually anchors itself...) firmly onthe side of the LeClasp™.
	4h) Lastly, clasp\clench your hand in a fist, nestlingyour D-KEY™ sturdily in the palm of the hand. You should be able to jab something hard (brick, wood). NOTE: If you feel some pain en jabbing or the D-*KEY™is loose and slides sideways, then your Defense* *KEY™ is NOT positioned\anchored properly and\or* fitted properly for your hand\finger size. Go back to Step A. Try experimentations with a shorter sized keys and\or a smaller size split rings (18-14-16-12 mm diameter).

If you require further assistance, e-mail us @info@quagtum.com.

Mom always says, "Better Safe Than Sorry".