Most people don’t think about what they’d reach for until the moment they actually need something. If you’re out on your evening walk, coming in from the parking lot after a late shift, or just want something reliable near the door at night, you don’t want to be fumbling with a complicated device under pressure. The Spike Stun Gun was built for exactly that kind of real-world moment — straightforward to use, built tough, and ready when you are.
Who This Stun Gun Is For
This one’s a natural fit for walkers — morning joggers, dog walkers, people who put in their steps after dinner when the neighborhood gets a little quieter and a little darker. It’s also solid for home use: keep it in a nightstand drawer, on a shelf near the entry door, or anywhere you’d want fast access. If you’re the type who wants something simple that you’ll actually use — no complicated buttons, no learning curve — this fits your life. It also works well as a first self-defense tool for someone who’s never carried anything before.
Is It the Right Fit for You?
Choose It If You Want
- A compact stun gun you can carry clipped to a belt or bag
- Dual spikes that add a physical deterrent on top of the electrical charge
- A rechargeable lithium battery so you’re not hunting for replacements
- A simple safety switch and straightforward operation under pressure
Consider Another Option If You Need
- A stun gun with a built-in flashlight for low-light navigation
- Extended reach — a longer stun baton puts more distance between you and a threat
- A ranged deterrent — pepper spray gives you distance the Spike Stun Gun doesn’t
Spike Stun Gun Features and Benefits
- 65 Million Volts: A serious jolt delivered on contact — 65,000,000 volts gives you a real advantage in a close encounter.
- 4.7 Milliamps: Amperage is what the body actually feels. At 4.7 milliamps, this unit delivers a charge that commands attention.
- Dual Striking Spikes: Beyond the electrical output, the physical spikes add a secondary deterrent — useful when someone is grabbing at you and you need that extra edge.
- Rechargeable Lithium Battery with Cord Included: Plug it in, top it off, and it’s ready to go. No batteries to track down, no excuses for carrying a dead unit.
- Safety Switch: One switch stands between ready-to-carry and ready-to-fire — simple enough to operate fast, secure enough to prevent accidents in a bag or holster.
- Nylon Holster with Belt Clip: The included holster keeps the Spike Stun Gun on your body, not buried in the bottom of a bag where it does you no good.
- Lifetime Warranty, 3 Color Options: Black, pink, or purple — pick what suits you. Backed by a lifetime warranty regardless of the color you choose.
How the Spike Stun Gun Compares
Here’s a quick look at how the Spike Stun Gun stacks up against two other common self-defense options.
| Feature | Spike Stun Gun | Pepper Spray | Personal Alarm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Key Spec | 65 Million Volts, 4.7mA | Varies by formula and range | Audible deterrent, dB varies |
| Size and Carry | Compact; belt holster included | Pocket or keychain size | Keychain or pocket size |
| Power Source | Rechargeable lithium battery | No power source needed | Battery-powered |
| Effective Range | Contact only | Several feet of standoff distance | No physical reach |
| Best For | Close-contact defense, home and walk carry | Creating distance from a threat | Drawing attention in an emergency |
Charging, Care, and What’s Included
What’s in the Box
You get the Spike Stun Gun unit, the nylon holster with belt clip, and the charging cord. Everything you need to carry it safely from the moment it arrives.
Charging and Care
The lithium battery charges via the included cord — keep it topped off and give it a quick test press every so often so you know it’s live and ready. Store it in the holster when you’re not carrying it to protect the spikes and the finish. The ABS plastic and rubberized coating are durable, but it’s a tool, not a toy — treat it accordingly.
Legal Notes
Stun guns are legal to own and carry in most U.S. states, but some states, cities, and specific venues have restrictions. Check your local laws before you carry the Spike Stun Gun, and especially before traveling with it. Laws change, so make it a habit to verify — not just once.
Spike Stun Gun: Frequently Asked Questions
How many volts does the Spike Stun Gun deliver?
The Spike Stun Gun is rated at 65 million volts with 4.7 milliamps of output. Voltage creates the arc you see and hear; amperage is what the body registers on contact. Both numbers matter, and both are worth knowing before you carry any stun gun.
How do you charge the Spike Stun Gun?
Plug the included charging cord into the unit and connect it to a USB power source. The lithium battery holds a charge well, but don’t let it sit dead for extended periods. A quick top-off every few weeks keeps it dependable. A stun gun you forgot to charge is just a heavy piece of plastic.
What are the dual striking spikes, and do they matter?
The two physical spikes on the front of the unit do two things: they position the electrical contacts for consistent contact during a discharge, and they add a secondary physical deterrent if someone is grabbing at you. It’s not a gimmick — in a close-range struggle, that extra element makes a real difference in how the unit performs.
Is the Spike Stun Gun legal where I live?
Stun guns are permitted in most U.S. states for adults, but restrictions exist in certain states, municipalities, and locations like courthouses or schools. It’s your responsibility to check your local and state laws before purchasing or carrying. When in doubt, look it up — the few minutes it takes are worth it.
Add This Stun Gun to Your Everyday Carry
Pick your color, click add to cart, and you’ll have the Spike Stun Gun in your hands in a few days — holster, charging cord, and all. It’s one of the simplest, most honest pieces of self-defense gear I carry in this shop, and at $24.95, there’s no reason to leave the house or go to bed without something you can count on. Stay safe out there.

















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