Amend2 G10 SELF-DEFENSE PEN

The product is just what I imagined. It's good value for the price. And is serves its function just fine. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a simple, effective and inexpensive way to protect yourself.

This is an interesting concept for a self-defense weapon.It does a great job masquerading as a sharpie pen. It looks like a dead ringer if you don't look closely to the label.The tip has good strength. Good enough to stab into flesh. Stab it hard into concrete or wood, and it will break but this is not intended to be a demolition tool. The tip does spin but that's probably a good thing. The rotation of the tip takes pressure off while penetrating. Who care if the tip rotates so long as it penetrates.

These would be perfect if they would just leave the logo off of them. Maybe change to "Amend2 Marker" or something.

Bought for my daughter to take to college.

Hopefully, I'll never have to use this. But it's good to have.

I bought this Amend2 Self-Defense Pen thinking it’d be a sleek addition to my collection, but oh no—this isn’t just a pen. In fact, it’s not a pen at all. The tip? Solid, sharp, and definitely not for signing autographs. It’s like someone said, “What if a writing tool could double as a medieval weapon?” My smoking hot imaginary girlfriend immediately declared it the ultimate weapon—oh wait, did I mention she’s imaginary? That’s fine, we’re both fine. Totally fine.Honestly, though, this thing is incredible. It’s not just a self-defense tool; it’s a conversation starter… except the conversation usually starts with me awkwardly backpedaling after blurting out “imaginary girlfriend.” But still! When I hold this, I feel unstoppable, like I could fend off a bear and then feel confident about my poor life choices at the same time.It’s less about writing and more about rewriting the laws of survival. 5/5 would absolutely buy again, if only to impress my very real, definitely not made-up partner.

Not sure that it would be all that helpful todefend myself.

This pen does not write.It is not meant to write.If you want it to write, dip it into a fleshy ink receptacle like an attacker.Although resluts may vary on performance of writing.While it is not going to withstand a hard plunge into a 2x4.It will dip many times into that fleshy ink receptacle.It is so easy to use that a child could use it.Simply remove the cap and start dipping into those fleshy ink receptacles like attackers.I recommend using a hammer grip when dipping.For best results, dip in soft tissue areas like face, armpits, and groin.These are cheap and affordable.They are for one purpose and they serve that purpose well.