CIA Non-Metallic Polyresin Spike Defense Tool

This tool is so lightweight and perfectly sharp for when i might need to use it. Highly recommend!!

You get this because you would rather have something good for one-time-use than nothing at all. You are a proud American who lives day by day with the constant delusion that one day, some lowlife will put your life in mortal danger, and you - being the ever courageous blue blooded badass you are, will swiftly end the threat where it stands. Never know when, never know who. If you want it to be sharp, don't buy a plastic knife. It is sturdy, very pointy, has a good grip, and can be hidden very easily. Next time you need to slip a little self security past some metal detector, this is a cheap and perfectly acceptable choice. The worst they can do is confiscate it. Get it now.

It is light weight snd mostly exactly as advertised. However I bought this and the jungle dart at the same time for comparison, and I prefer the jungle dart only fir it’s just a little darker and has a much sharper point. I have yet to try it on this specifically however, I am concerned about its ability to penetrate clothing. Before it would penetrate any skin. With that being said in the same price point while I narrowly prefer the design of spike the jungle dart gets my vote for sharper point and slightly harder resin.

Easy to carry, discreet, last ditch protection. Weighs almost nothing, tough and strong enough to work effectively. Very effecting knurling on the "handle".

This is essentially a bargain brand knockoff of the Cold Steel polymer Delta Dart. It's a solid piece of nylon polymer construction, and in spite of feeling light, it's very sturdy. The triangular blade makes it stronger than a typical flat blade for piercing. The edges aren't particularly sharp, and in fact the angle at which the sides meet make it clear this was not meant to be a cutting tool, it's a stabbing weapon. It's pointy as all hell and since it's totally polymer without a bit of metal it's great for putting in places where a regular knife would rust, like at the beach, in the gym, while jogging, or you could hang one in your shower, so you don't have to be unarmed when you go where a metal knife wouldn't survive. If the point ever goes blunt on you, you can always shave it back to a fine point with a sharp knife. I'd suggest putting a bit of nylon cord through the loop to make a lanyard for it, so you don't have to worry about dropping it, and you can hang it in your shower if you like. Something like this I could imagine would be incredibly valuable for surfers and swimmers in case of shark or other aquatic animal attack, as you'll have a way to protect yourself, and you don't have to worry about it rusting away in salt water.

Lot of $ for a piece of plastic, not sure it will do much damge but should be easy to bypass metal detectors.

Solid little piece of non metal weaponry that will get you past the metal detectors with the piece of mind that you're able to defend yourself should the need arise. It's sharp enough pierce flesh and composed of material that feels like it's not gonna snap on you when you need it most. This won't replace a metal blade but when you can't carry one with you this is the next best thing.

I wanted something that was sharp and sturdy I could keep in my pocket in the case of an attacker. This is a very reasonably priced, solidly constructed tool for just such a purpose. It is made with a good grip that feels solid in my hand. My only constructive criticism is that I wish it came with a basic sheath.