🔪 Cold Steel Delta Dart Zytel Handle: Sheathless Self-Defense Tool Review

This is an ultra-lightweight, easy-to-pack self-defense tool. However, I'm sure you should check your local laws before carrying it around. There are jurisdictions that will penalize you for violating the CCW if you are caught covering it up. Just an annoyance since I bought two Cold Steel cases for them.

My first impression was that it was lighter than I imagined. I've seen reviews that make it seem heavier and denser than it actually is. Light weight is good. I also bought a sheath from another listing here at Revain. Once I have the scabbard I'm more inclined to make my own out of nylon webbing. Since the edges don't feel like a knife, all I care about is the narrowing of the sheath to protect me from the sharp point.

Blade guns Quality, I've had really good experience with blade guns, I like the plastic self-defense items that blade guns offer. I have a push knife and this one and I really like delta darts. I thought they were smaller than they really are, I thought they were about the size of a ballpoint pen, when in fact they are about the size of a marker or one of those extra large wooden pencils for little kids. Rings are easy to remove. This is a high quality product.

Overall value for money. Pros: - Comfortable grip that won't let go in combat - Sharp point and triangular shape specifically for inflicting wounds - looks menacing and deters intruders Cons: - Made of plastic but designed to be detected by x-rays I can't complain - I wish that the scabbard didn't have to be bought separately, the kill spike has to be carried safely - it has an attached metal ring. Just cut it off and it's undetectable. Overall I am happy with my purchase. Please note that I…

The delta dart has enough room on the handle for my large hands to hold it comfortably. The blade has a 3-sided cutting edge. The whole dart is about as thick as a plastic shackle, but much stronger. The edges are sharp enough but won't cut your hand. I'm sure if used as a stabbing/piercing weapon it will get through easily. It weighs less than my iPhone. Because it is a strong polymer, it will bend and break if enough force is applied. however, even metal will do so with abuse. The steel loop…

I bought 2 of them. 1 for woman 1 for me :p I'm not a fan of firearms. I have an ar15 but knives have always been my security blanket. For those of you who don't know what it is or how to use it, it's very simple. This product has 1 purpose. This is 1 Shot Johnny. Ditch after 1 use. You don't use it to open boxes or cut paper. This isn't a knife. This product is designed to be punctured and that's about it. I'm not talking about watermelons and coconuts. I'm happy with my purchase and I know…

I hope you or I never have to use an arrow but this might come in handy as a last resort. This item has no purpose other than to hit or repeat a hit. That's a great price for something that could save your life, but it's really nothing special. The tip is sharp enough to cause damage and the shaft is strong enough not to bend or break. I also bought a suitcase. How else would you wear it? I have a ring that I think can be worn with a car key and keychain. I wouldn't wear it like that, but if…

First, let's clear up a few things that seem to be the reason for some of the low reviews. These aren't knives. They are not intended for everyday use. They are not intended for practical use. . This is a non-metallic, very powerful, very sharp weapon intended for stabbing when things are going sideways and you have no other options to protect yourself. As such, they are absolutely perfect. Simple and Incredible You might see reviews or videos complaining about not being able to pierce a…

This item is VERY light. I was impressed by that one feature. I'll admit I was expecting a bit more weight at least in the grip area, but it's practically not a burden. It will be difficult to give a real overview of the functionality of the product as I do not intend to use it. strictly prohibits the carrying of bladed arms and firearms in your company vehicles or on you while you are "on duty." I asked about it and they actually agreed and said it was acceptable and not even a loophole in…