Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts

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Featuring ZAP's Exclusive 

"EXTREME" Spike Electrodes

  • Great for camping, hiking or just walking
  • Secure, rubber coated, non-slip molded grip
  • Weight 18 oz. with batteries
  • Includes 3 lithium CR123A batteries, wrist strap, extra end cap and removable reflective band
  • A “Must Have” for your outdoor gear collection

Triple Protection: a 950,000 Volt stun device, a striking weapon with spike electrodes and an ultra bright LED flashlight!

Closed Length is 29″, Extends to 56″

  

Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts
Zap Hike n' Strike - 950,000 Volts

Customer Reviews

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Michael Coley
A secure feeling

My dog and I walk a mile every morning and it’s common for us to encounter dogs off-leash. If one appears threatening all I have to do is trigger a cracking sound with my Zap stick and the dog has so far always run away. I never walk without it.

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Charlotte Brown
Zap Cane vs Hike n' strike

Personally, I like the Zap Cane better. Quicker to use in stressful situation. However, the rechargeable battery fails after 7 or 8 years. Bummer. Got the Hike. OK but prefer the Zap Cane. Have friend looking at my cane to see if can replace rechargeable batteries. Wish me luck.

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