The “Stunning Ring” doesn’t knock out your attackers by dint of its gaudy design alone. Instead, by press the locking trigger on the side, the Ring will emit a two-to-three second blast of pepper spray. And while there’s nothing funny about women being attacked in real life, I adore the banner/frieze that sits atop the “Protect Yourself Direct” website. (Reproduced above.) Eat elbow, plastic-haired perp!
The ring, sure to be a hit in middle-school locker rooms around the country, is available for thirty bucks, with refills going for eight.
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