The Bit Driver is an all-steel multitool that features a square hole and a standard 1/4 inch hex driver. The square end of the bit driver is designed to fit over a heavy square Phillips drill on your multitool. The other end is used to secure your hexbit of choice.
Wave+
The Leatherman Wave+ Multi-Tool has 18 useful and high-quality tools. It's made from rugged stainless-steel and features one-handed operation. It is a popular product from the traditional Oregon company, Leatherman.
Although multi-tools may have many useful features, not all multi-tools offer the same level of versatility. Some brands compromise on space, and others may have only a single screwdriver. Some multi-tools may not have all the tools correctly positioned.
Center Drive Plus
The Gerber Center Drive Plus bit driver multi tool offers a range of features. This multi-tool features a bitdriver, pliers as well as a knife, a bottle opener, scissors, and storage for additional bit drivers. The pliers are easy to use and the blade is sharp. You will also find an awl and metal saw/file.
Gerber's latest high-performance multi-tool, the Center Drive Plus bit driver multi-tool, is now available. It features a one thumb opening system, three full-size instruments, and a leather belt sleeve. These features make it an ideal tool for many tasks, including everyday tasks and difficult projects.
Leatherman Crunch
The Leatherman Crunch is multi-functional bit driver and socket tool. It is made in the USA and features a clamshell shell design. Although it lacks standard multi-tool features such as portability and daily functions, it excels in harsh environments.
The Crunch multi tool is made from stainless steel and contains 15 tools. The set includes a pair of folding locking pliers and a 2.2-inch, 420HC serrated, blade, four screwdrivers and two wire cutters.
Irwin 5WR Vise Gips
The Irwin 5WR Vise Gips include a bitdriver as well as a blade. Both are made with high-grade alloy steel. The set is available for purchase at around $20-$25. These pliers were designed by Irwin with ergonomics in mind.
The Irwin 5WR vise grips have a 1/4-inch bit holder. The vise grips also include a hex-key, fold-out knives, and a wire cutter. This latter uses a curved jaw for cutting through wire.
RoverTac
RoverTac's multi-purpose tool, the RoverTac bitdriver multi tool, is designed with integrated functionality. It features a wide spear-point blade and 9 bits for using as a screwdriver. The tool comes with a carry pouch and a lifetime warranty. The tool is very robust.
The handle cover and blade are made from stainless-steel. You will also find a pair of pliers that can tighten bolts and nuts. The pliers are small and lightweight and ideal for use with round and small objects. To increase security and leverage, the blades are slightly angled.
FAQ
How can you stay safe when you're not physically able?
If you aren't physically able defend yourself from an attack, then you should seek out someone who is.
Sometimes you may need to ask for assistance. You may have to call the 911 emergency number. You may also need to call 911.
Contact your local shelter for victims of domestic violence. Many shelters offer safety planning classes to teach women how to protect themselves.
What are the benefits of martial arts training?
Martial arts training will help you to develop skills that can be used in any situation. They help you become stronger and faster. They also teach you how to handle different types of attacks.
They also improve your confidence level. Feeling safe makes you more relaxed and less stressed.
They are also great for your health. Studies show that regular exercise improves your overall physical condition.
How much does a stun gun cost?
A stun gun's price can vary depending on its model.
Two batteries are standard on most models. The battery lasts approximately three to four months.
What is the best weapon to carry for self-defense?
The best weapon to use for self-defense is a sharp knife. While you might not consider a knife necessary for self-defense you will find yourself in need of one if an attacker tries to harm you.
You don't have to go out and buy a $100 folding knife just because you want to protect yourself. The job can be done with a simple pocketknife. A few extra tools are available to help you be ready for any scenario.
Statistics
- Most likely, you'll get tapped out by 90% of the people in your first 3-5 months. (mmaclan.com)
- Verbal harassment was the most common form, but 51 percent of women said they were touched or groped in an unwelcome way, while 27 percent of women survived sexual assault. (healthline.com)
- In a January 2018 survey of 1,000 women nationwide, 81 percent reported experiencing some form of sexual harassment, assault, or both in their lifetime. (healthline.com)
- The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network reports that 70 percent of sexual violence cases aren't committed by random strangers in a dark alley but by people we know: friends, family, partners, co-workers, etc. (healthline.com)
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How To
What type of self defense should I learn?
Self-defense can be defined as a broad term that encompasses a variety of options. There are many forms of self defense that you can learn. Here are some of the most common ones:
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Boxing - Because it trains you to use your hands in combat, boxing is a great choice for self defense. Most people think that only men can box, but women can too. There are many ways for women to learn boxing, such as private lessons, gyms or online courses.
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Wrestling – Many people think that wrestling isn’t a sport. In fact, wrestling was once America's national pastime. Private lessons, gyms and online classes are all available for women who want to learn how to wrestle.
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Jujitsu (Jujitsu) - Jujitsu helps you defend yourself using your own body weight. It's easy to learn and perfects your balance and coordination.
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Kickboxing: Kickboxing uses kicks and not punches, like Muay Thai. Like Muay Thai, it's a full-contact combat sport that requires no rules. Because it is easy to learn, it's a great choice for beginners.
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Tae Kwon Do - TKD is a Korean martial art that combines elements of karate, taekwondo, and jujitsu. It is an excellent choice for self-defense training without the fear of hurting someone.
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Mixed Martial Arts - MMA combines several martial arts. It blends Judo Judo Boxing Wrestling, Judo, Judo, Boxing and Brazilian Jiu Jiu Jitsu. Because it's so powerful, it's one of today's fastest growing sports.
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Karate – Karate is a Japanese martial arts that emphasizes kicking techniques. It's been around hundreds of years and has changed throughout the centuries. Today, there are many styles of Karate. Each has its own style and training methods.
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Knife Fighting. Knives are great for protecting yourself. It doesn't matter how close you are to your attacker to stab them. It is enough to be able to use a knife defensively.
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Pepper Spray – Pepper Spray is a useful non-lethal weapon. It can help you escape or stop an attacker from attacking. Pepper spray is not recommended for attackers as they are likely to get burns.
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Firearms – The last line defense against an attacker is to fire on them. This is typically done by either law enforcement officers or civilians who have been trained to do so.
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Self-Defense Classes – A self defense class can be a great way for you to learn all these skills at once. They typically cover everything from grappling to shooting.
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Combative Sports – Another option is to participate in combative sports such as mixed martial arts fighting, kickboxing or amateur wrestling. These sports require extensive practice and discipline and teach you how to protect yourself.
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Martial Arts Schools-If you are serious about learning martial arts, then you should enroll in a school that teaches it. Some schools also offer weapons classes.
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Online Courses - There are also many free resources available that you can visit. 15) Books - Some books might be of assistance. Alan Peppard's "The Complete Idiot's Guides To Self Protection" book covers all of the mentioned topics.
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Begin with what you know - Before learning something new, be sure to first master the things you already know. This will help you avoid making costly mistakes that could endanger you.
I think I might give self-defense a try. I've always wanted the ability to fight but wasn't interested in learning it. Now that I'm older, I think it's time to start looking after myself instead of relying upon others.
I've decided to start off slow and see where things go from there. I am thinking about joining the local gym to get started with weight training and such. I'm still considering whether I should get a gun.