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When I was comparing stun guns, most of them had one job: deliver a shock. The Spike does that, but the design adds something different — two sharp physical spikes built into the end that make it a striking tool as well. It sits in your hand in a way that feels natural, with a palm-activated trigger rather than a button you have to find with your thumb. Available in black, pink, and purple.
Most stun guns ask you to find a small button under stress. The Spike takes a different approach — your trigger finger goes through a built-in hole, and you activate it by squeezing with your palm. It’s a more intuitive motion, and the rubberized grip means the device stays in your hand even if things get physical.
The two spikes at the contact end are a deliberate design choice. They can be used as a striking surface aimed at pressure points, which gives the Spike more options than a standard stun gun. It’s a compact tool that covers more scenarios without adding bulk.
The Spike is a good fit for someone who wants a stun gun that feels secure in hand and doesn’t require precise button placement to activate. The palm-trigger design is particularly useful for anyone who’s worried about fumbling under pressure — the motion of squeezing is more instinctive than pressing a small button.
It’s also worth considering if you want a stun gun that can function as a striking tool in addition to delivering a shock. Nurses finishing late shifts, anyone who walks to their car in low-lit parking structures, students — basically anyone who wants something compact but capable will find this design practical.
The three color options (black, pink, purple) mean it doesn’t have to look like tactical gear if that’s not your preference.
Choose the Spike stun gun if you want:
Consider something else if you need:
You hold the Spike with your index finger through the ring at the base, which keeps it secured in your palm. The activation button is positioned to be pressed by your palm — the same gripping motion you’d make naturally under stress. This design means you’re not searching for a small switch on the side of the device.
The 4.7 milliamps output is worth understanding. Voltage gets the attention in marketing, but milliamps measure the actual current delivered — and 4.7 milliamps is meaningfully strong for a handheld stun gun. The discharge is loud enough to serve as a deterrent before contact is even made.
The two spikes extending from the contact end are made to be aimed at sensitive areas — eyes, throat, pressure points. Combined with the electrical discharge, it gives the Spike more utility than a flat-contact stun gun. The rubberized ABS plastic housing provides a solid, non-slip grip through the whole interaction.
| Feature | Spike Stun Gun | Keychain Stun Gun | Stun Baton | Pepper Spray | TASER Device |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Milliamp Output | 4.7 mA ✓ | Varies | Varies | N/A | N/A |
| Striking Capability | Yes (spikes) ✓ | Limited | Yes ✓ | No | No |
| Palm-Activated Trigger | Yes ✓ | No | No | No | No |
| Carry Size | Compact ✓ | Smallest ✓ | Large | Compact ✓ | Moderate |
| Rechargeable | Yes ✓ | Varies | Yes ✓ | N/A | N/A |
| Best For | Secure grip, dual-use | Minimal carry | Extended reach | Distance deterrent | Standoff distance |
Voltage: 65,000,000 volts. Milliamps: 4.7. Safety: switch. Battery: rechargeable lithium (charger cord included). Housing: ABS plastic with rubberized coating. Holster: nylon, included. Weight: 0.4 lbs. Available in black, pink, and purple. Warranty: lifetime. Check your state and local laws before purchasing — stun guns are not legal in all jurisdictions.
The Spike delivers strong output in a compact design built around how you’d naturally grip and use it — backed by a lifetime warranty and ready to carry today.
You put your index finger through the built-in ring at the base of the Spike, which seats the device in your palm. The activation button is positioned so that squeezing your hand — the same natural motion as gripping something firmly — fires the stun gun. You don’t have to locate a specific button with your thumb. Most people find this faster and more reliable under stress than a traditional side-button design.
The two spikes extending from the contact end serve a dual purpose. First, they allow the electrical contacts to penetrate light clothing more effectively for better contact. Second, they’re designed to be used as a physical striking surface — aimed at sensitive areas like the throat or pressure points. This gives the Spike an additional option beyond the electrical discharge. The spikes are firm but part of the device housing, not removable.
The Spike includes a charger cord in the box. Plug it in to charge — the lithium battery holds a charge for a reasonable period, though like any rechargeable device, it’s worth topping it off monthly even if you haven’t used it. Most people set a calendar reminder once a month to test and charge. A full charge typically takes an hour or two depending on how depleted the battery is.
Stun gun laws vary by state and local jurisdiction. Some states restrict stun guns entirely; others have carry requirements or permit rules. It’s worth checking your state’s specific laws before purchasing. A quick search for “[your state] stun gun laws” usually gives you a clear answer. We can’t provide legal advice, but the information is readily available for most states.
| Stun Gun Brand | Spike |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 65,000,000 |
| Milliamps | 4.7 |
| Safety | Switch |
| Battery | Rechargeable Lithium |
| Holster | Nylon |
| Included | Charger Cord |
| Material | ABS Plastic + Rubberized Coating |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
| Stun Gun Color | Black, Pink, Purple |
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