*The 'tactical baton' we reviewed has suddenly stopped being sold.

If there are similar products, I'll put the link in the comments.*
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Instead, it's a slightly shorter baton link. Sorry..😥😥😣😣

https://amzn.to/3nLghds

In California guns are legal , big knives are legal, but those sticks are illegal🤣

The quality is mixed depending on different brands of those batons. That baton looks incredible. A swordsmen would be very dangerous with one.

It's essentially a collapsible two-handed mace.

The next weapon you should review is a "tactical flashlight". It's bright enough to make it impossible for your opponent to see you, and can be used as a striking tool like yawara or dulo-dulo. Also made of metal, but not long enough or dense enough to cause as much harm as a baton.

1:28 "safety glasses with sandals EPIC"

The strike point is the very tip of the baton. Sure the metal rod part will hurt but it can get bent if you strike with it. Then it will no longer open and close properly.

the ASP baton is what you're looking for, the ball on the end is for maximizing striking damage (focus damage into a small area), police use them (or did), they also come with a flashlight cap which is really useful.

Those batons are no joke. I have one and it is heavier than my self defence cane and nightstik

Nice.  I actually have one with a hand guard which makes it look a bit like a combo between a long baton and a two handed sword.

Great weapon but illegal almost everywhere.

Add a few more inches and one could probably play a good game of Pool with it. The spring release action alone could probably give such an explosive break of the balls to start the game.

Such a long and pretty powerful weapon! The thing is that's kinda hard to use cuz of its length and weight. So you need to use two hand. It's design that way unlike it's shorter version.

I always thought Reno’s weapon in Final Fantasy 7 looked rubbish, but this video has changed my mind.

Apply oil occasionally at friction locking areas (can identify when open it )to make easier to close baton after used .

I have used batons like that before I loved it they are very good tools for security and police and if you do know how to use them they can be very dangerous.

Big respect from karambit user

Use to carry a 30" ASP as a security officer

Very impressive!

I bought this exact same baton! Surprisingly durable and sturdy for an obscure brand. Better off buying one from Smith & Wesson, only because they're heat-treated. But it's unlikely somebody would be using a baton to break bricks often, so...