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TigerLight has been described by police and military people as the best non-lethal self-defense personal protection line of products out there. There are two reasons for this.
- TigerLight shoots pepper spray out at twice the speed of other pepper sprays. This gives you a quickness edge and makes the pepper spray more effective.
- Because you will typically shine the high intensity light on your attacker, the attacker does not realize he is going to be sprayed. Therefore, he is not able to shield his face, turn away, close his eyes or hold his breath. Consequently, the spray has a much more powerful effect, especially on the respiratory system. In many cases, the effect on the respiratory system is the only thing that stops the attack.
The T100 fires its pepper spray in a cone pattern, the favored way to spray because
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A wider spray pattern with finer spray particles making it easier to hit the target, especially in a sudden attack when the target is moving quickly.
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A more atomized spray that covers a larger area and has a more instantaneous effect.
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A far greater effect on the respiratory system, especially important with highly motivated or drug impaired subjects who may be resistant to pain.
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Will not splash back onto the user when sprayed at close proximity
The T100 pepper canisters contain 1/2 oz of spray. This would be good for 3 sec of continuous spraying, or 3 to 8 short bursts.
The TigerLight T100 answers the need for a compact and light weight personal protection device. Although small enough to fit in a woman's purse, the T100's zinc alloy body is durable enough for the rigors of law enforcement use.
The T100 has a powerful K2 LED with strobing capability for maximum disorientation. It also has a red LED for map reading and two white LEDs with low and medium settings when the brighter K2 is not needed. All these lighting functions are powered by a single CR-123 battery (included) that will last from 1 to 26 hours depending on the lighting mode.
| "The right of self-defense is the first law of nature; ... when the right of the people to keep and bear arms is, under any color or pretext whatsoever, prohibited, liberty, if not already annihilated, is on the brink of destruction." - Henry St. George Tucker, in Blackstone's 1768 Commentaries on the Laws of England. |
