🔑 Columbia River Knife & Tool CRKT Williams Key for Defensive Use Review

"You won't know it's there until it's time to use it." Ha ha. Thing is so big it's foolish like that to pretend it's a key. For the record, I'm over 6'1", about 280 pounds and have XL gloved hands. In fact, not only is it big for a key, it's also too big for self-defense. Because the metal "key" part is so long that it becomes unstable in your hand with multiple hits. To be honest, you're more likely to stab someone with this than land a well-aimed punch. At this point, take the knife. Complete

I don't write many reviews. Is this the first self-defense tool in your EDC? nope There are better ways. Then why buy and take away? Because with an ever-growing list of places to look for guns, this is a great choice. I've included a picture for comparison to the rest of the shit on my keychain. I think it fits well. It's strong and well made. Do I recommend using it as a screwdriver? nope Take a screwdriver. Use it when you have nothing else and in an emergency. YUP! That's what it's for…

Another reviewer stated that it is larger than he thought. I thought"how so?" Ordered and understood upon receipt. This unit is also bigger than I thought! But it is very stable, well made and makes a solid impression. I don't know what I'm going to do with it as it's so big it won't fit in my pocket. I could add it to the emergency kit in the car or in my bug bag. screwdriver tip mech. They can cut a hole in your pocket, be careful. Other than that, it looks like a great self-defense tool! I…

Of course I'd rather have a knife, but that's in case you don't have a knife for some reason. Although it's significantly larger than a house key and slightly larger than a car key, it doesn't stand out too much. I didn't purchase it through a TSA checkpoint, but I got through convention checkpoints with no problems. The guard examined it for a few seconds before handing it back to me without question. Also, the screwdriver's tip allows it to be used as a tool rather than a weapon. Although…

For more than sixty years I have been a fan and collector of numerous types of self-defense and combat tools (rifles, pistols, knives, swords, bo, jo, hanbo, machetes, yawara sticks) . , tactical pens and tactical wrenches, etc.) and when I saw this interesting device (CRKT key designed by James Williams: personal protection key and Phillips screwdriver) advertised on Revain, I decided to buy it. First of all, the idea is great and I've seen many other keychains that could also be used as a…