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Expandable Baton
Heavy-duty expandable baton chosen for controlled, close-range self-defense and emergency carry.
Built for real use, not movie props.
Heavy-duty steel
Fast deployment
Textured grip
This expandable baton is a high-impact control tool designed for situations where distance and leverage matter. Collapsed, it rides compact in a bag or glovebox. With one controlled motion it extends and locks, giving you extra reach and a solid, rigid shaft you can keep between you and a threat.
Who it's for: Designed for security staff, night-shift workers, outdoor professionals and travelers who want a controlled-distance tool for de-escalation and creating space in unsafe situations. It is intended as a practical safety instrument, not for aggression or intimidation.
We recommend it for people who move around late at night, work in remote areas or keep a dedicated emergency kit in their vehicle. As with any self-defense gear, training, awareness and respecting local laws matter more than anything else.
Key features
- Heavy-duty steel construction for strong impact and durability
- Fast deployment mechanism that extends and locks in one motion
- Textured, non-slip grip for confident handling even with wet hands
- Compact collapsed length for backpack, bag or vehicle storage
- Neutral black finish with low-profile, professional look
Best use cases
- Late-night walks, parking lots and city streets
- Vehicle emergency kit and roadside breakdowns
- Remote work sites and outdoor trips where help may take time
- Backup defensive option alongside flashlight or alarm
How to get the most out of it
A baton is only useful if you can reach it quickly and you know exactly how it opens and locks.
Keep it in a consistent place: vehicle door pocket, backpack organizer or bedside drawer.
Practice extending and collapsing it in a safe environment so the motion becomes automatic,
not something you fumble with under stress.
Use it as a distance tool to create space, redirect and break contact —
never as something to “show off” or escalate arguments. The less you have to swing it,
the better the outcome.
Important notes
Always check the laws where you live and where you travel. Some countries, states or cities treat
batons as restricted items. Carry only where it is lawful and appropriate.
This gear is for last-resort self-defense, not for aggression or intimidation.
Avoid misuse, keep it out of reach of children and inspect it regularly for damage or loose parts.
If it no longer locks solidly, replace it — your safety tool should never be the weak point in a bad moment.
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ASP Agent T Clip-On Baton
Extendable baton — compact carry, serious reach when you need it.
Extendable baton
Clip-on carry
Self-defense gear
The ASP Agent T Clip-On Baton delivers baton reach in a sleek,
compact form. It rides quietly on your belt or pocket until you need it, then extends to give
you distance and leverage in a confrontation.
Built for fast deployment and consistent performance, it’s a strong option for people who
move through parking garages, city streets or late-night routes and want something more
substantial than spray or an alarm.
KEY FEATURESCompact until you need reach
- Telescopic baton that extends for increased reach and control
- Clip-on carry for discreet, consistent placement
- Durable metal construction for repeated duty use
- Quick, intuitive deployment under stress
- Designed for urban self-defense and professional environments
Best use cases
- Walking to and from vehicles at night
- Parking lots, garages and stairwells
- Night-shift commutes and security patrols
- Travel through unfamiliar or higher-risk areas
How to get the most out of it
A baton only works if you can reach it quickly and know exactly how it opens and locks.
Keep it in a consistent place: vehicle door pocket, belt, backpack organizer or bedside
drawer. Practice extending and collapsing it in a safe environment until the motion is
automatic, not something you fumble with under stress.
Use it as a distance tool to create space, redirect and break contact —
not as something to “show off” or escalate arguments. The less you have to swing it, the
better the outcome.
Important notes
Always check the laws where you live and where you travel. Some countries, states or cities
treat batons as restricted items. Carry only where it is lawful and appropriate.
This gear is for last-resort self-defense, not for aggression or
intimidation. Avoid misuse, keep it out of reach of children and inspect it regularly for
damage or loose parts. If it no longer locks solidly, replace it — your safety tool should
never be the weak point in a bad moment.
26" baton
Stainless steel
Extended reach
The MTech USA MT-SS26 (26") offers serious reach for situations
where distance is your primary layer of protection. Collapsed, it’s discreet. Deployed, it creates
instant space and leverage to break contact.
Built from stainless steel and designed for durability, this baton suits users who travel
through parking garages, stairwells and late-night routes and need more force and distance
than smaller tools provide.
KEY FEATURESLong-reach baton for real stopping power
- 26" stainless steel telescopic baton
- Extended reach for creating distance and control
- Collapsible design for compact, discreet carry
- Durable construction for repeated deployment
- Ideal for urban areas, parking lots and remote worksites
Best use cases
- Late-night walks and commutes
- Parking lots, garages and stairwells
- Security personnel and night-shift workers
- Backup tool in larger self-defense setups
How to get the most out of it
A baton is only effective if you can reach it quickly and know exactly how it
opens and locks. Store it consistently: vehicle door pocket, bedside drawer, backpack
organizer or belt. Practice extending and collapsing it until the motion is automatic,
not something you fumble with during stress.
Use it as a distance tool — create space, break contact and redirect.
It’s not for showing off or escalating arguments. The less you have to swing it, the better.
Important notes
Laws vary. Some cities, states or countries treat batons as restricted items.
Carry only where it is legal and appropriate.
This tool is for last-resort self-defense, not intimidation.
Keep it away from children and inspect it regularly for wear or loose locking parts.
If it doesn’t lock solidly anymore, replace it — your safety gear must never fail under pressure.
