Self Defense Tactical EDC Pen, Car Window Glass Breaker, Emergency & Survival Military Pens For All Weather With 2 Ink cartridges, Cool Gadget for Men and Women

The pen comes in really nice packaging with one ink cartridge in the pen and a second one in the box. The pen is made of of Steel and on one end is a Tungsten Carbide point, apparently it's for busting through windows. I haven't had the chance to test it out, but I am sure this would also make a excellent stabbing weapon. At least within its limitations. In order to write with this pen, you have to unscrew the cap so you can write. The tungsten tip is always exposed. The pen has good half without it being too heavy. And it looks pretty slick too. The only thing I didn't like is that it could use a bit more texture on the grip area. The pocket clip is very sturdy. They perform as well even rite in the rain notepads, with the ink cartridges that it comes with. Very premium looking and feeling pen for not a lot of money. I have no doubt that the tungsten tip would have no problems going through windows or Perforating the skin of an attacker.

Looks great like any expensive pen, but certainly doesn't feel like one, as it is much more sturdy with additional weight. I have little doubt that this pen would not be questioned at most gated security areas. The point is sharp and the pen cap unscrews and has an o-ring, so it cannot fall off, which is an essential feature for me, as I clip this pen on my pants pocket and know it will still be there if I need it. The top has a thumb indention which is another necessity for me. Some have points at the top which will certainly be painful if breaking a car window in a rescue situation. The pen also has an indentation in the clip, which I did not expect to be useful, but it makes gripping the pen tightly much more comfortable and study. I'm ordering another now to keep in my truck. Unless you are just trying to be "cool", this is the pen for you.

I like this pen. The glass breaker seems very sturdy, the case certainly is sturdy. The only issues I have with are the texture and the size of the grip for the pen. The texture is too slick which makes it easy to lose your grip on which is not ideal for a tactical pen, and the grip area for the pen itself is a little small for my sausage fingers especially with that slick texture. The texture issue can be solved with a little electrical tape and I just shift my grip back a little for the pen. Shifting my grip works but I wouldn't want to write with it all day. Curse my giant fingers. If you add tape to the pen grip be sure to use it sparingly. The tolerance between the cap and pen grip is very tight and can make it very difficult to unscrew the cap. As far as the tape on the outside barrel goes, again a little goes a long way and I have no issues keeping a firm grip on it. Overall I really like, would recommend it, and will be getting more as gifts. I'll probably get a Stealth for myself too.

When it comes to price & easy access (slim / smooth design is great for pockets) , the EDC pen is perfection. The aircraft aluminum is hard as a rock, but has a slim/ subtle design that almost makes it look more like a pen and not a deadly kubaton (to the untrained eye).It's a Solid close-up self defense option (easy to keep on you casually in any low-security area),and a classy pen at that (with ink refills!) . For 15 bucks, it's a deal.

This review is for this streamlined looking silver / titanium pen. Was reading some of the other reviews and honestly I don't understand them. This cap screws on which is very good compared to the other ones that pop on and off and then the little o-ring breaks. What's the o-ring brakes on the other pens it's kind of worthless The other pens I just leave them in my pocket but don't write with them because for one it's going to break and the ink cartridge is horrible this exact pan screws on so it lasts and it writes beautifully first tactical pen that actually writes good and I got mine into the arena very unassuming. I saw another review that says slippery but actually the top of this pen has a flat cap for you put your thumb for strikes You do have to realize no matter what you stab somebody with is going to be slippery so you need a flat back to hold it so it doesn't slide. So things to look for in a pen durable way to open and close it. Flat back for your thumb otherwise your hand will slide all over the place and cut yourself or flat top cap whatever you want to call it and a good writing cartridge I can actually write with this one and use it at work Of course the first time I let a customer hold it he dropped it on the ballpoint tip. Wtf. Needless to say he found out how it works after that 😂

When I first received this pen I was amazed on how much it looks like a normal pen. Atomic bear did an awesome job constructing this pen. The ergonomics are good for my hands and the business end of this pen will get your point across. The pen write really good in my opinion. Jeff did a really good job with this low profile pen. The rebel is sleek and smooth and will probably go unnoticed unless you pay real close attention to it. The videos and picture I looked at made me interested in this pen. I went on Amazon and the selling price was on point for me. The only gripe about the pen is the cap doesn't fit the back end to well. If they design it where it screwed on sat flush on ther back end it would be even more awesome.. Jeff if your reading this please let me know if you come out with a 2nd version.